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Cruises in the United States: How to choose the right one

A cruise in the United States can take many forms: sailing from Florida to the Caribbean, cruising past Alaska's glaciers, arriving in New York through the bay, calling at a California port between the ocean and the hills, or traveling between the Hawaiian Islands.

The destination is defined by striking contrasts, from iconic cities, national parks, historic ports, coastal roads, beaches, and cultural districts to spectacular scenery. Depending on the region, the experience can be family-friendly, awe-inspiring, urban, beach-focused, premium, or centered on relaxed exploration.

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Itinerary : Philadelphia, King's Wharf, Philadelphia

Norwegian Cruise Line
Norwegian Pearl
On-board meals included
Norwegian Pearl

3 other departures

Norwegian Pearl

8 d

Inside Stateroom

Philadelphia

11/14/2026

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30 Oct 2027

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Itinerary : Philadelphia, King's Wharf, Philadelphia

Norwegian Cruise Line
Norwegian Pearl
On-board meals included
Norwegian Pearl

2 other departures

Norwegian Pearl

6 d

Inside Stateroom

Philadelphia

12/08/2027

from

957 $CA

Shows and Entertainment included
50% Off All Cruises
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On-board meals included

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18 Dec 2026

02 Sep 2027

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Itinerary : Philadelphia, King's Wharf, Philadelphia

Norwegian Cruise Line
Norwegian Pearl
On-board meals included
Norwegian Pearl

Norwegian Pearl

8 d

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Philadelphia

11/13/2027

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Itinerary : Philadelphia, King's Wharf, Philadelphia

Norwegian Cruise Line
Norwegian Pearl
On-board meals included
Norwegian Pearl

Norwegian Pearl

8 d

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Philadelphia

11/06/2027

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Tips for choosing your cruise in the United States

1. Choose your region

  • Florida & the Southeast coast : Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Port Canaveral, and Key West are major departure ports for the Caribbean, the Bahamas, Mexico, and the Panama Canal, with plenty of family-friendly options.
  • Alaska : Depending on the itinerary, Seattle, Vancouver, Juneau, Ketchikan, Skagway, Glacier Bay, and the Inside Passage offer cruises focused on glaciers, forests, fjords, wildlife, and northern scenery.
  • East Coast & New England : New York, Boston, Bar Harbor, Newport, and Portland offer skylines, historic harbors, lighthouses, coastal villages, and fall colors.
  • West Coast & Hawaii : Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, Seattle or Honolulu for routes to California, Mexico, the Pacific, Alaska or the Hawaiian Islands.

2. Choose your cruise style

Top experiences for your cruise in the United States

Florida is one of the world's major cruise gateways, with highly efficient ports, a beachy atmosphere, and itineraries that quickly reach the Caribbean.
Miami Beach

Miami Beach

Stroll along Ocean Drive, past Art Deco facades, and on the beach before or after boarding.
Key West

Key West

Stroll through low-rise streets lined with wooden houses and tropical gardens, then along the docks at the southern tip of Florida.
Kennedy Space Center

Kennedy Space Center

Head to the Space Coast from Port Canaveral for an experience very different from the usual beach-focused port calls.
Key West

Key West

Choose an easy-to-explore port of call, with colorful houses, small museums, a waterfront, and a relaxed atmosphere.
Kennedy Space Center

Kennedy Space Center

Enjoy an engaging outing centered on rockets, capsules, shuttles, and major space missions.
Miami Beach

Miami Beach

Enjoy a relaxed day of beach time, strolling, ice cream, and Art Deco scenery.
Kennedy Space Center

Kennedy Space Center

Add an iconic and very American experience to a Florida itinerary.
Miami Beach

Miami Beach

Go from the beach and Wynwood street art to a rooftop venue or restaurant before departure.
Key West

Key West

Go from the docks to the bars of Duval Street, with a freer, more tropical atmosphere than on the mainland.
Alaska gives cruises in the United States their most spectacular side, with glaciers, fjords, forests, port towns, and wildlife viewing.
Glacier Bay

Glacier Bay

Experience a day of scenic cruising amid glaciers, ice walls, mountains, and the silence of the far north.
Juneau

Juneau

Visit Mendenhall Glacier or head out on a seasonal whale-watching trip.
Skagway

Skagway

Trace gold rush history through historic streets, a scenic train ride, and alpine valleys.
Juneau

Juneau

Choose an accessible excursion to Mendenhall Glacier, short trails, or a boat tour.
Skagway

Skagway

Bring Alaska's history to life with historic buildings, the train, and a pioneer-town atmosphere.
Glacier Bay

Glacier Bay

View glaciers from the ship's deck without a complicated excursion and still feel immersed in the landscape.
Skagway

Skagway

Combine a scenic train ride, historic saloons, and mountain scenery for an action-packed port call.
Glacier Bay

Glacier Bay

Spend a long day outdoors taking photos, using binoculars, and watching glaciers from the deck.
Juneau

Juneau

Experience a more active side of Alaska, with whale watching, kayaking, glaciers, rainforest, and mountains framing the harbor.
The East Coast combines major cities, historic ports, seaside villages, lighthouses, and fall foliage, with a stronger cultural and maritime focus.
New York

New York

Sail into the bay, passing the Statue of Liberty, the Manhattan skyline, and iconic bridges.
Boston

Boston

Follow the Freedom Trail past historic neighborhoods, red-brick buildings, markets, and the waterfront.
Bar Harbor

Bar Harbor

Explore Acadia's landscapes, from cliffs and forests to scenic back roads and Atlantic views.
Boston

Boston

Follow an easy-to-understand historic route, with short stretches and plenty of sights to take in.
Bar Harbor

Bar Harbor

Take a nature excursion to Acadia, combining a small town, the coast, and scenic viewpoints.
New York

New York

Enjoy an iconic port call, with a ferry ride, the skyline, museums, and major, easily recognizable landmarks.
Bar Harbor

Bar Harbor

Combine a short hike, lobster, the marina, and Acadia views.
New York

New York

Extend the port call by exploring neighborhoods, rooftop venues, museums, restaurants, and views of Manhattan.
Boston

Boston

Move from historic sites to markets, pubs, the waterfront, and college neighborhoods, depending on the time available.
The West Coast and Hawaii reveal a more laid-back side of America, with coastal cities, scenic drives, California ports, and a volcanic archipelago.
San Francisco

San Francisco

Sail into the bay, see the Golden Gate, and explore hilly neighborhoods, the waterfront, and views of Alcatraz.
San Diego

San Diego

Combine the waterfront, Balboa Park, historic neighborhoods, and Southern California's more relaxed atmosphere.
Honolulu

Honolulu

Begin your port call with Waikiki, Diamond Head, beaches, surfing, and Polynesian culture.
San Diego

San Diego

Choose an easy day at the zoo, harbor, beaches, or Balboa Park, depending on the children's ages.
Honolulu

Honolulu

Enjoy an easy-to-navigate port call that takes in the beach, Pearl Harbor, Waikiki, and scenic viewpoints.
San Francisco

San Francisco

Combine ferries, the waterfront, streetcars, museums, and sweeping views of the bay.
Honolulu

Honolulu

Spend a day surfing, eating poke, relaxing on the beach, and watching the sunset over Waikiki.
San Francisco

San Francisco

Go from the waterfront to North Beach, the Mission, or a viewpoint overlooking the Golden Gate.
San Diego

San Diego

Move from the beach to breweries, historic neighborhoods, and a waterfront stroll.

Best times to cruise in the United States

Hawaii & California, depending on the itinerary

Weather & swimming

The climate is mild, with local variations. Hawaii is a year-round destination, while California is well suited to spring, fall, and repositioning itineraries.

Expert advice

For Hawaii, choose based on your priorities: whales in winter, often calmer seas in summer, and fares and availability that vary by sailing.

January–April & December

Weather & swimming

A very popular time for sunshine. Florida offers many departures, temperatures are pleasant, and itineraries to the Caribbean are highly varied.

Expert advice

An excellent choice for families, first-time cruisers, and travelers seeking a warm, easy, well-organized vacation.

May–August

Weather & swimming

Alaska's peak season. Days are long, sailing conditions are more favorable, and excursions to glaciers, fjords, and parks are more accessible.

Expert advice

June through August offers the mildest conditions. May and September can be quieter, with better fares at times and a more untamed atmosphere.

September–October

Weather & swimming

Fall foliage and a maritime atmosphere. Itineraries linking New York, Boston, Maine, and Canada are especially popular for their scenery, lighthouses, and historic cities.

Expert advice

The best time for an East Coast cruise focused on culture and scenery. Peak foliage dates vary by year and region.

SeasonWeather & swimmingExpert advice
Hawaii & California, depending on the itinerary
The climate is mild, with local variations. Hawaii is a year-round destination, while California is well suited to spring, fall, and repositioning itineraries.For Hawaii, choose based on your priorities: whales in winter, often calmer seas in summer, and fares and availability that vary by sailing.
January–April & December
A very popular time for sunshine. Florida offers many departures, temperatures are pleasant, and itineraries to the Caribbean are highly varied.An excellent choice for families, first-time cruisers, and travelers seeking a warm, easy, well-organized vacation.
May–August
Alaska's peak season. Days are long, sailing conditions are more favorable, and excursions to glaciers, fjords, and parks are more accessible.
June through August offers the mildest conditions. May and September can be quieter, with better fares at times and a more untamed atmosphere.
September–October
Fall foliage and a maritime atmosphere. Itineraries linking New York, Boston, Maine, and Canada are especially popular for their scenery, lighthouses, and historic cities.
The best time for an East Coast cruise focused on culture and scenery. Peak foliage dates vary by year and region.

Cruise hotspots in the United States

In the United States, hotspots vary greatly depending on the coast you choose. That variety lets you select a region based on the trip you want: beaches and large ships, glaciers, iconic cities, national parks, or a Pacific archipelago.

Miami

Miami

Embarkation pairs easily with South Beach, Wynwood, Little Havana, or an extension in the Keys.

New York

New York

Sailing into or out of the bay remains one of the most spectacular moments of an urban cruise.

Seattle

Seattle

The city serves as a major gateway to Alaska, with Pike Place Market, the waterfront, and mountain views.

Miami

Miami

Embarkation pairs easily with South Beach, Wynwood, Little Havana, or an extension in the Keys.

New York

New York

Sailing into or out of the bay remains one of the most spectacular moments of an urban cruise.

Seattle

Seattle

The city serves as a major gateway to Alaska, with Pike Place Market, the waterfront, and mountain views.

Alaska

Alaska

Glacier Bay, the Inside Passage, Juneau, and Skagway offer one of the country's most memorable cruise experiences.

Hawaii

Hawaii

The volcanic landscapes, beaches, and cliffs of Kauai and the Big Island offer a different view of the American Pacific.

New England

New England

Acadia, Bar Harbor, and the Maine coast combine forests, rocky shores, lighthouses, and maritime villages.

Alaska

Alaska

Glacier Bay, the Inside Passage, Juneau, and Skagway offer one of the country's most memorable cruise experiences.

Hawaii

Hawaii

The volcanic landscapes, beaches, and cliffs of Kauai and the Big Island offer a different view of the American Pacific.

New England

New England

Acadia, Bar Harbor, and the Maine coast combine forests, rocky shores, lighthouses, and maritime villages.

From the ship's deck in Alaska

From the ship's deck in Alaska

Glaciers, fjords, and snowcapped mountains create striking images without ever leaving the ship.

In San Francisco Bay

In San Francisco Bay

The Golden Gate, Alcatraz, and the skyline create an instantly recognizable arrival.

Facing Manhattan

Facing Manhattan

The Statue of Liberty, skyscrapers, and bridges make for a spectacular arrival on the East Coast.

From the ship's deck in Alaska

From the ship's deck in Alaska

Glaciers, fjords, and snowcapped mountains create striking images without ever leaving the ship.

In San Francisco Bay

In San Francisco Bay

The Golden Gate, Alcatraz, and the skyline create an instantly recognizable arrival.

Facing Manhattan

Facing Manhattan

The Statue of Liberty, skyscrapers, and bridges make for a spectacular arrival on the East Coast.

Florida

Florida

Miami, Key West, and Port Canaveral combine beaches, Art Deco architecture, parks, Latin Caribbean culture, and major cruise departures.

California

California

San Diego, Los Angeles, and San Francisco offer three very different ways to experience the Pacific.

Hawaii

Hawaii

Honolulu, Maui, Kauai, and the Big Island make for a more island-focused cruise, with surfing, volcanoes, beaches, and Polynesian traditions.

Florida

Florida

Miami, Key West, and Port Canaveral combine beaches, Art Deco architecture, parks, Latin Caribbean culture, and major cruise departures.

California

California

San Diego, Los Angeles, and San Francisco offer three very different ways to experience the Pacific.

Hawaii

Hawaii

Honolulu, Maui, Kauai, and the Big Island make for a more island-focused cruise, with surfing, volcanoes, beaches, and Polynesian traditions.

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Cruise highlights in the United States

Sail through Alaska among glaciers, fjords, and northern villages

Alaska often stands out as the most spectacular U.S. cruise experience. Travelers remember long hours on deck, glaciers, mountains, possible seasonal whale sightings, and small port towns that create a true end-of-the-world feeling.

Sail from Florida for the classic Caribbean cruise experience

Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and Port Canaveral are popular because they make a cruise easy to organize. Travelers enjoy arriving a few days before departure, spending time at the beach or a park, and then boarding a vacation-focused ship bound for the Caribbean.

Sail into New York or San Francisco

Major U.S. cities take on another dimension when seen from the water. Manhattan, the Statue of Liberty, the Golden Gate, and Alcatraz give arrivals and departures a distinctive intensity, very different from arriving by plane.

Off-the-beaten-path gems

Have coffee at Pike Place Market before boarding in Seattle

Before an Alaska cruise, Seattle offers a pleasant transition northward. Travelers enjoy browsing Pike Place Market's stalls, having coffee overlooking the waterfront, and beginning the trip in a setting with more local flavor than the cruise terminal.

Linger in Key West among wooden houses at sunset

Key West appeals because it is unlike Florida's major ports. Travelers enjoy its low-rise streets, tropical houses, small local spots, docks, and end-of-the-road atmosphere, which gives the port call a slower, more personal feel.

Try a lobster roll in Bar Harbor after visiting Acadia

In New England, Bar Harbor pairs nature and local cuisine beautifully. Travelers enjoy heading to Acadia's viewpoints, then returning to port for a lobster roll or a break overlooking the boats, all in a small seaside-town atmosphere.

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The United States, a promise of wonder


A trip to the United States inevitably includes a visit to New York, the country's iconic city affectionately known as the Big Apple. Each of the city's neighborhoods is unique. Little Italy takes you straight to the Mediterranean, while Chinatown plunges you into the magical world of the Orient. In Manhattan, you'll discover New York's rich architectural heritage, where contemporary constructions stand side by side with centuries-old buildings. The New York Public Library, the Museum of Modern Art and the Chrysler Building are just some of the architectural feats you can admire on the streets of New York. The shopping mecca, Soho, with its many commercial galleries, is a delight for the fashion-conscious. Are you passionate about music? A trip to New York won't disappoint. Between attending a concert on Broadway, listening to gospel music in Harlem or enjoying jazz at the Lenox Lounge or the Iridium Jazz Club, you won't have time to get bored.

Los Angeles, California, is another must-see when visiting the USA. The city is best known for its Hollywood glitz and glamour. Take advantage of your stay in this city of angels to immerse yourself in film culture with a visit to Warner Bros and Universal Studios. You can also follow in the footsteps of celebrities on a stroll along the famous Walk of Fame. Before leaving Los Angeles, be sure to visit the Getty Museum. In addition to its varied collections, the museum's main attraction is its gardens on Brentwood Hill, offering panoramic views of the entire city. Treat yourself to a relaxing interlude on Malibu or Venice Beach.

Chicago in the Midwest is a far cry from the glitz and glamour of California and the hustle and bustle of New York. Here, the stars are the Drake Hotel, John Hancock Center, Water Tower, Pumping Station, Tribune Tower and Wrigley Building, buildings that date back centuries. Strolling through Grand Park and Navy Pier, which runs alongside Lake Michigan, or getting lost in one of the city's 46 museums, are other activities you can enjoy during your stay in Chicago.

When to visit the USA?


The U.S. is very busy during the summer months. If you want to avoid the crowds, especially when visiting the national parks, it's best to plan your trip earlier, in early spring, or later, in autumn. October is the perfect time to visit the Great Lakes region, which turn golden during this autumn season. If you want to make the most of the beach and the bustle of California's southern coast, plan your trip between June and September.