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U. S. Atlantic Coast Cruises

From Florida to Maine and beyond, a U.S. Atlantic Coast cruise is going to give you a great opportunity to discover America. On this cruise you can visit bustling cities like Miami and Boston, where there are unending attractions such as South Beach and the Freedom Trail. You’ll also make stops in smaller ports like Newport, Rhode Island – a cozy town on the water that was home to some of the U.S.’s most wealthy – and Bar Harbor, Maine – a quiet port with stunning scenery and home to Acadia National Park. These cruises may also go into Canada to visit idyllic towns with lots of greenery and lighthouses. 

Things to Do on a Cruise to the US Atlantic Coast

As you cruise up or down the U.S. Atlantic Coast you’ll be visiting cities and towns with amazing attractions. Continue reading below for a selection of things to do that are sure to please everyone from the young to the young at heart:

• See the opulent Breakers, a mansion owned by the Vanderbilt family, when you visit Newport Rhode Island. This decadent summer “cottage” was the epitome of the American Dream at the turn of the century.  
• Roll up your pants and check out the beautiful sea glass at Sea Glass Beach in Hamilton, Bermuda. These colorful gems make for amazing photos and perfect souvenirs.  

• Spend an evening at a Sugar Shack. This is a house in Quebec where the sap from the maple trees is transformed into syrup. Here you’ll get a great meal and be entertained by local musicians  
• Experience all the razzle dazzle of Broadway when you visit New York City. You can catch a performance of a crowd-pleasing musical or go deep with a Tony-winning play.  

• Lay out in the sun on Miami’s South Beach. This shoreline spot is a major draw for international visitors.  
• Think you’re pretty smart? Well then you should go to Harvard. Take a tour of America’s oldest college when you visit Boston.  

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U. S. Atlantic Coast: Cruise Lines

Cruises along the U.S. Atlantic Coast are offered on luxury ships. As you sail in and out of beautiful ports you’ll be able to fully unwind on these amazing ships while all your needs are met. 

Whatever you desire, on a Seabourn cruise you’ll have it. This luxury brand offers small ships that allow you to explore less traveled ports for unique experiences. 

U. S. Atlantic Coast: Departure Ports

Currently there are two major ports from which to embark on a U.S. Atlantic Coast Cruise: New York and Montreal. Both of these ports are major cities that offer travelers a lot of transportation options and they also have lots of attractions. In New York you’ll find the expansive Central Park, the theater district and world renowned art museums like The Met and MoMa. In Montreal you also have great art and amazing history. You can view Napoleon’s famous hat at the Musee de Beaux-Arts Montreal. You can also descend underneath the city’s Museum of History to see the spot where the city was founded in 1642. 

St. Johns, Newfoundland

National Geographic Magazine classified St. John's as one of the top ten Oceanside destinations in the world.

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Boston Harbor and Financial district in Boston, MA

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New England Cruises

The exciting and varied itineraries that make up our New England cruise offerings are a traveler’s smorgasbord of possibilities. From April through October, you can watch the historic area of our country come alive in the Spring, enjoy the sites of Summer, or take in all the colors of Fall foliage.

Our Cruises Consider our Grand New England Trip , which packs a tremendous amount of activity across a wide and delightful range of northeastern towns and landscapes. A roundtrip cruise from Boston, Massachusetts, that calls on ports up and down the New England coastline, you’ll have the opportunity to explore Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard, Newport and Bar Harbor, and more — at your leisure or as part of a guided shore excursion.

It’s an 11-day, 10-night adventure aboard the American Constitution that will also bring you up close and personal with inhabitants of the Maine coastline, such as seals, puffins — even whales if the seasons and luck are on your side. Explore New England Islands If island life is more your thing, then there’s a lot to offer in that respect, too. USA River Cruises features trips that focus on a relaxing exploration of the beautiful islands of New England . Nantucket Island and Martha’s Vineyard both contain meadows, white sand beaches, and trails forged by generations of American Indians.

The New England Islands Cruise also features a trip to Block Island, Rhode Island, where the Mohegan Bluffs rise 150 above the ocean. According to The Nature Conservancy, Block Island is one of the ‘Last Great Places on Earth,’ 10 square miles of Northeastern bliss.

While other ports of call may claim it, New England is a boaters history paradise. The America’s Cup Hall of Fame, Summer cottages of Astors and Vanderbilts, and the nation’s first synagogue, library, church steeple, and tavern. Although you don’t have to tour the sites in that order.

After taking in the natural beauty of the area, visiting quaint island villages, hiking to your heart’s content, let us refill your tanks with all local, all fresh seafood for dinner. The islands of New England are a treat for all five senses no matter the time of year. International Tastes Looking for a little taste of the Great White North? Consider the Canada and New England Fall Foliage Cruise. Hugging the Northeastern Seaboard, ports of call include Nova Scotia capital Halifax, the site of Anne Of Green Gables, the so-called “Birthplace of Canada,” and ending in Quebec City. Birthplace of America We also offer Manhattan to Montreal Cruises that land where the Mayflower did, offer hikes through Acadia National Park, and visits to the Newport Avenue of Mansions. Our Historic Treasures of the East Coast visits Philadelphia, Baltimore, and other ports of call that were vital in the forming of America. Wherever You Want to Go, We’re There There is so much to see and do and enjoy in the New England area, so USA River Cruises offers a variety of trips from March through October to give our clients exactly what they want. From Charleston South Carolina to Canada, we have several options, spread out over eight months of the year.

Along with all of the cruises we offer in the New England area, we offer trips throughout the USA and the rest of the world. Visit the Wonders of Asia , the unfettered beauty of Alaska , the warm playas of Central America , and the history and culture of European destinations .

The American Cruise Lines offer the newest and most environmentally friendly small ships in the country. With its hospitable staff and large staterooms, you’ll be treated like royalty — which you are whenever you book a cruise with USA River Cruises!

And don’t forget: We’ve set up daily entertainment for you as performers, musicians, historians, naturalists, and others climb aboard to regale with you with entertainment and education! Interested in seeing America, North America, or the rest of the world? Contact USA River Cruises and we’ll show you the four corners of the world .

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Canada & New England Cruises

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The pages of history and stunning natural beauty blend seamlessly as you cruise to Canada & New England to see the color-drenched shores with Princess. Visit the iconic lighthouse at Peggy's Cove in Halifax, return to the Gilded Age in Newport and stroll down Boston's historic Freedom Trail. On board New England cruises, you'll dine like a New Englander on succulent crab cakes and lobster as the allure of the northern seaboard embraces you.

Canada & New England

Discover the beauty of Canada and New England with a variety of itineraries to choose from in both summer and fall. See New England's most scenic coastlines, taste Maine’s famous lobster, and visit some of the most iconic lighthouses. Explore Cape Breton Island (Sydney) or enjoy an overnight in Quebec City. The options are endless on cruises to Canada & New England with Princess. 

American Heritage

Calling all history buffs - follow the Founding Fathers' footsteps around the historic Virginia triangle and visit Jamestown and Colonial Williamsburg on excursions through Norfolk. This unique itinerary sails from New York in the summer and visits popular ports where history was made. Explore the Freedom Trail in Boston, Fort Sumter in Charleston and more to gain a deeper understanding of what shaped America.

Remote, vibrant and rich, Greenland is unlike anywhere else. Cruises to Greenland — the world's largest island — offer views of scenic fjords in Qaqortoq, storybook cottage sightings in Nuuk and strolls through the colorful fields of Nanortalik. Explore Greenland's quaint and unique beauty, and experience its indigenous culture with Princess, the cruise line that visits the most ports in Greenland. 

Canada & New England cruisetours

Explore more of Canada & New England, before or after your cruise, with a cruisetour vacation. Stay overnight in historic towns such as Williamsburg and Gettysburg, or spend time enjoying the stunning Niagara Falls and Montreal, to savor all of Canada & New England’s beauty.

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Discover the City of New York

A leading global metropolitan city, New York City influences the world’s commerce, finance, culture, fashion and entertainment. Sail roundtrip from the city that never sleeps and discover world-famous landmarks like the New York Stock Exchange or Statue of Liberty. Explore iconic neighborhoods, and see the city through the eyes of the locals.

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Enjoy Quebec City

Feel like you’ve traveled to France without leaving North America. Duck into a café for wine and brie, and explore the architecture of Old Québec, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy the beautiful Quebéc City before you set sail on a 10-14 day Canada & New England cruise . 

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Explore the charms of New England

Discover the historic and cultural treasures and the quaint New England charm Boston has to offer. A city known for attracting history buffs, academics, sports fanatics and beer drinkers is now also calling foodies, outdoor enthusiasts, music lovers and cultural travelers to experience its beauty before embarking on a Canada & New England cruise.

Cruise to iconic rocky coastlines

Cruise Eastern Canada and discover a decidedly French influence, from the idyllic coastal villages of Nova Scotia to the Rue St. Louis in Québec City. See the best-known sights, such as the lighthouse at Peggy's Cove in Halifax or the churches of Saint John.

Revisit history from Colonial times

Cruise New England and discover America's roots along its rocky coastline. Visit historic cities like Philadelphia, home of the Liberty Bell, the house where Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence, as well as the great melting pot of New York City.

Savor fresh regional seafood

The quaint New England of earlier times is alive and well in charming port cities, like Portland and Newport. Grab a bowl of clam chowder or a lobster roll, or enjoy fresh Maine blueberries.

Abundant adventures ashore

Step back in time to the Gilded Age in Newport. For Anne of Green Gables fans, Charlottetown is a reader’s paradise. Make a day of it in Québec City, as you roam the narrow cobbled lanes and venture into Chateau Frontenac - a National Historical Site. And on itineraries with More Ashore Late Night calls, we stay until at least 9 p.m. in port so you can also experience some of the fabulous nightlife.

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Immerse yourself in America’s roots as you tour the nation’s capital, interact with early settlers at a living history museum, visit Independence Hall in Philadelphia, and stand on the same soil as Thomas Jefferson at his Monticello estate, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Enjoy a Canadian cruise into the thunderous mist of Niagara Falls then visit Canada’s historic UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Old Québec, the only walled city in North America, and Rideau Canal, built after the War of 1812 to help protect Canada from U.S. military attack.

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Boston Shore Excursions: History and Baseball

Book a Canada and New England cruise from Princess Cruises and explore Boston, Massachusetts. Boston shore excursions feature Fenway Park tours and more.

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Explore one of Canada's most historical cities during Halifax shore excursions from Princess Cruises. There's so much to see on Nova Scotia shore excursions.

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Consider these Newport shore excursions on your New England cruise with Princess. Enjoy your day in Newport to the fullest with these shore excursions.

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New England Explorer

• Experience Portland’s craft wines
• Take a ride to Acadia National Park
• Explore the Gloucester City
• Visit Fort Adams

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• Visit the Kaaterskill Falls
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Whether you want to explore the dynamic cities and rocky shores of the East Coast, taste wines in the California sunshine, bask on Florida’s golden beaches, or see Alaska’s incredible wildlife, our United States cruises will deliver your dream vacation. Immerse yourself in Boston’s historic sites and exciting culinary scene. Ride the vintage cable cars in San Francisco and explore the dazzling colors of Seattle’s Pike Place Market.

Cruises to the United States take you to the heart of these iconic cities, as well as exploring some of the country’s most beautiful coastlines, from the icy peaks and forested inlets of Alaska to the lush landscapes of New England. The list of adventures in store is endless, from hiking, cycling, and kayaking to whale-watching, designer shopping, fine dining, and a rich, diverse culture. All this is yours, from the luxurious setting of one of our award-winning, contemporary ships.

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Cosmopolitan cities.

The USA can rightly claim to have some of the most exciting cities in the world. San Diego’s atmospheric Gaslamp Quarter is waiting to be explored, while in Boston, the Freedom Trail is a fascinating history lesson. Check out Pier 39 in San Francisco, and take a trip to Alcatraz. Discover Hemingway’s legacy in laid-back Key West, find your inner rock star in Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture, or explore the interesting mix of cultures in New Orleans.

Spectacular Nature

Wherever you sail in the USA, you’ll be captivated by the extraordinary beauty of the landscapes. Hawaii is a lush paradise of rainforest, volcanic peaks, and tumbling waterfalls, while Alaska is wild and untamed, a world of snowy mountains, glaciers, and old-growth forest. Sail the coast of New England in fall and take in the dazzling shades of scarlet and orange on the trees. Or head south to Key West for a setting of coconut palms, sandy beaches, and colorful coral reefs.

Exciting Cuisine

Whether you want to taste award-winning vintages in Napa Valley, feast on lobster rolls in New England, or sample gumbo in New Orleans, you’ll discover an incredibly varied culinary scene on your travels around the USA. Don’t miss a salmon bake or the chance to try reindeer sausages in Alaska. In San Francisco, head for Chinatown for tasty dim sum. Key West is famed for its tangy Key lime pie, while Seattle’s claim to fame is artisan-roast coffee—and those powerful Washington State wines.

United States Cruise Regions

The wild frontier of Alaska has some of the most awe-inspiring scenery in the USA, where you’ll find mile upon mile of jagged, snow-capped mountains and dense forest. On a cruise, you’ll be able to appreciate this wild beauty from both a land and sea perspective. You’ll see glaciers, rocky shorelines, historic gold rush towns, and flower-strewn mountain meadows. Along the way, you can hike, kayak, spot bears, go whale-watching, and feast on fresh salmon.

New England

New England has it all: cosmopolitan cities like Boston, arty seaside towns, windswept coasts, and verdant national parks. Follow the Freedom Trail in Boston, and explore Portland’s seafaring history under Maine’s vast skies. Hike the woodlands and glacier-scoured peaks of glorious Acadia National Park. Time your trip for the fall and admire the fiery colors of the foliage. Everywhere you go, there’s delicious seafood to taste, like lobster rolls, or claws dripping in melted butter.

Visit some of the most exciting cities on the Pacific Coast with Celebrity. See the graceful sweep of the Golden Gate Bridge in hilly San Francisco, and ride the historic cable cars. Whizz up the Space Needle in Seattle and take in the colors and buzz of Pike Place Market. In Los Angeles, browse the designer shops on Rodeo Drive and marvel at the stars’ homes. Catalina Island, meanwhile, is another world of rugged coastlines, diverse marine life, and hiking trails with sweeping views.

Indulge in a relaxing journey across the warm Pacific from Vancouver to the lush, volcanic islands of Hawaii, where waterfalls tumble from verdant peaks and the ocean is home to abundant whales and dolphins. Visit Rainbow Falls and Akaka Falls from Hilo, and admire the fiery antics of Mount Kilauea. Learn about history in Honolulu, the location of the only royal palace in the USA, and Pearl Harbor. Join a firelight luau in Lahaina, and visit a working pineapple plantation.

The Sunshine State is the perfect place to start your cruise. Admire the colorful Art Deco architecture of Miami’s South Beach, and taste Cuban cuisine in Little Havana. Browse the shops along Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale, and explore the canals by gondola. Take a boat ride through the watery Everglades in search of alligators. Treat your kids to a day in the theme parks around Orlando—and meet astronauts at the Kennedy Space Center. Make time to visit those glorious beaches, too.

USA Cruise Itineraries

Celebrity Cruises offers a vast range of USA cruise itineraries and departure ports. Sail from Boston, or Cape Liberty in New Jersey. In Florida, choose between Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, Orlando (Port Canaveral), and Miami. West Coast ports include Los Angeles, Seattle, and Seward. Cruises range from short getaways to Key West to 13-night voyages from Vancouver, Canada to Honolulu.

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From the continental climate of Boston to the sunshine of Miami, the East Coast of the United States is a place of endless surprises for travellers. Canadian and Cuban influences, gateway to the Great Lakes and the islands of southern Florida (such as Key West): North America's Atlantic Seaboard has its share of the wonders that make up the rich mosaic of this fascinating country.

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From Cape Cod to New Orleans , prepare to be amazed and surprised by the fascinating metropolises of the East Coast of the United States . With wild, untamed nature sitting side by side with some of the oldest cities in the country, each nurtured and shaped by a range of multicultural influences, this part of the world is an absolute dream for art lovers and fans of wide-open spaces and the outdoors.

The Essentials - East Coast USA

From Boston to Key West, the East Coast of the United States is best explored as a multi-stop tour, with dazzling, sunny Florida included as a key destination. To ensure nothing spoils the pleasure of your adventure, here are some useful tips and quirky facts and insights to help you.

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Enjoy the delights of the gentle way of life of Martha's Vineyard

Less well-known than its neighbour Cape Cod , the island of Martha’s Vineyard – or simply the Vineyard – is one of the pearls of New England . A favourite holiday destination of American presidents, who've been attracted by its tranquil calmness and mild oceanic climate since the 1960s, the island is also home to picturesque architectural treasures, ranging from the white houses of Edgartown to the toothed roofs of the colourful residences of the former Methodist community of Oak Bluffs – a charming "gingerbread village" like something straight out of Hansel and Gretel .

Strolling and wandering the old town of New Orleans

Founded ex nihilo in 1718, New Orleans stands at the heart of the Louisiana bayou between the banks of the Mississippi and the shores of Lake Pontchartrain. Sometimes languid, sometimes frenetic, but always festive and full of life, The Big Easy , as it's also known, is one of the most fascinating cities in the United States. Both the cradle of jazz and blues and the birthplace of Louis Armstrong and Sidney Bechet, the city positively gleams with its cosmopolitan identity. From the French Quarter – the courtyards, fountains, gardens and wrought iron balconies of which bear witness to a rich colonial past – to the streets of the traditionally authentic and Bohemian neighbourhood of Faubourg Marigny, an enchanting melting pot of European, Native American, African, Creole and Cajun influences come together, granting New Orleans a wonderfully endearing soul.

Explore Everglades National Park in southern Miami

Six thousand square kilometres of wet meadows and marshes populated with cypress, mangrove and pine: Everglades National Park , at the southern tip of Florida, makes up the largest natural subtropical habitat on the North American continent. Inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the park extends like a long river of grass flowing out to the sea from inland. This is one of the richest – and most fragile – ecosystems in the world, providing an important refuge for several hundred species of birds, mammals, fish and reptiles. Included amongst these are 36 endangered species, such as the Florida panther , the American crocodile and the West Indian manatee .

Immerse yourself in the cultural and artistic melting pot of the streets of Miami

Sitting at the crossroads of the Americas and the Caribbean , between the national parks of the Everglades and Biscayne, Miami stands out as the very symbol of a multicultural Florida. It goes without saying that Miami is, of course, the endless sands of Miami Beach , dotted with those iconic lifeguard towers and washed by the turquoise waters of the Atlantic. But Miami is also the warm, friendly atmosphere of Little Havana and the high-class luxury of Coconut Grove . There are the Art Deco wonders of the South Beach neighbourhood, with its pastel-coloured apartment blocks and whimsical architecture. And then there are the immense murals of the Wynwood Art District, a global Mecca for street art . Multifaceted, diverse and highly colourful, Miami stands out as one of the most creative cities of the US East Coast.

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Americans are not in the habit of kissing as a form of saying hello or goodbye. Opt instead for a handshake, or if greeting friends, a hug and a gentle pat on the back.

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Although English is mostly spoken (with a strong accent), some Maori words and expressions slip into everyday phrases. Here are some.

Hello / Good evening: Kia ora Goodbye, see you soon: Ka kite ano Welcome: Haere mai How are you?: Kei te pehea koe? (address to a person) My name is...

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Key West , lying 200 kilometres from the continental mainland at the extreme tip of the Florida Keys archipelago, is the most southern point of the United States (excluding Hawaii in the Pacific Ocean). The island is in fact closer to Cuba, and the inhabitants of Key West have no hesitation in marking themselves out as different from their American compatriots. In 1982, as an act of protest against a road blockade set up by the US authorities, they declared their independence by creating a micronation named the Conch Republic .

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In Florida, fish and seafood , particularly crabs and oysters, are especially popular. Alligator meat (farmed), a somewhat more unusual and exotic option, is also widely available. Cuban and Puerto Rican cuisine , imported by the region's sizeable communities of people with a background in these countries, also form part of the local culinary landscape. One particularly notable speciality is the Cuban sandwich: ham, grilled pork and melted cheese on soft white bread.

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Maori has a rich mythology. Of all the legends told, the creation story is one of the best-known. In the beginning there was Rangi-nui (the Sky), who joined together with Papa-tuanuku (the Earth). Their constant embrace plunged the world into darkness. Fed up with the lack of light, their children decided to separate them. Pushing with all his might, Tane-mahuta (the guardian of the forest and the birds) managed to part them. In doing so, he injured his mother. Blood poured onto the Earth for the first time, dyeing New Zealand's soil red. This is why all Maori sites are ochre. Sad to no longer be alongside his wife, the Sky began to cry and rain fell for the first time, filling up the oceans.

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Kiwi birds are so symbolic of New Zealand that New Zealanders are called "kiwis". These birds are one of the species on the island that are especially endangered. Being unable to fly, kiwi populations have decreased sharply in recent years. The government has launched a plan to increase their numbers from 70,000 to 100,000 by 2030. Measures include extending the protected areas where they live, managing predators better and furthering knowledge about the five kiwi species.

Books. Florida , by Jean Dytar, tells the story of a little-known episode in the history of colonisation. Written in the form of a graphic novel, it deals with the tragic fate of a group of French colonists, the Huguenots, who set out for Florida at the end of the 16th century with the aim of conquering the New World. Very few of them would survive the tropical climate and the famine they encountered. Amongst the few who did survive this expedition was the cartographer Jacques le Moynes, who opted to set up home in England with his wife and two children instead – a decision that enabled him to escape the St. Bartholomew's Day massacre but not the vague colonialist desires of the nations of Europe.

Music. Music is an integral part of the cultural landscape of Florida. The existing Afro-American heritage was added to in the 1960s by Latin music imported by Cubans and Haitians: salsa, bachata, merengue, zouk, calypso… Disco then enjoyed a wave of popularity in Miami in the 1970s, followed later by hip hop.

Film. In The Departed (2006), Martin Scorsese used the streets of the Charlestown and Chinatown neighbourhoods of Boston as the setting for a drama in which the police and the mob play a dangerous double game. Starring Leonardo Di Caprio, Matt Damon, Jack Nicholson and Mark Wahlberg, this great film brought together a stellar cast.

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Founded in 1630 , Boston is one of the oldest cities in the United States. Cambridge, a city in the Boston metropolitan area, has the notable distinction of being the home of Harvard University, which was first established in 1636 and is the oldest higher education institution in the entire country.

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What Cruise Ports Are On The East Coast? 10 Diverse Choices!

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Posted on Last updated: October 14, 2023

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One of the best ways to make the most of your time and money when planning a cruise vacation is to choose a cruise port relatively close to home. That will minimize travel costs getting to your departure point. And, you can enhance your overall vacation by planning for some activities in your embarkation city. If you live along the east coast or it is easily accessible to you, you will have the most options for selecting a departure point. (Another advantage of the east-cost cruise ports is that they often host closed-loop cruises that don’t require a passport !)

In this post, we will review what cruise ports are on the east coast. Keep reading for details on your options, as well as some hotel and activity suggestions if you choose to arrive a day or two in advance of your cruise departure.

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What Cruise Ports Are On The East Coast: Florida Holds The Record

Florida has the most cruise ports in the world, and we have written about them before. We have provided a detailed report on the five different ports you can find in Florida . So, to briefly recap:

Port of Miami – PortMiami is used both as a home port and a port of call for several cruise lines . The home port cruise lines include Azamara Club Cruises, Carnival, Celebrity Cruises, Crystal Cruises, Disney Cruise Line, MSC Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Royal Caribbean International, Viking Ocean Cruises, and Virgin Voyages. The port-of-call cruise lines are AIDA, Hapag-Lloid, Hurtigruten, P&O Cruises, Phoenix, Princess Cruises, SAGA, Scenic Luxury Cruises, Seabourn, TUI Cruises, and Windstar Cruises.

Our favorite hotel for family cruisers in Miami is: Miami Marriott Biscayne Bay .

Port of Ft. Lauderdale – The port of Ft. Lauderdale is named Port Everglades but hosts fewer cruise lines than Port Miami. The cruise lines from Port Everglades include Balearia Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises, Cunard, Holland America Line, Princess Cruises, Ritz Carlton Yacht Collection, Royal Caribbean International, Silversea Cruises, and Viking Ocean Cruises.

Our favorite family cruise hotel in Ft. Lauderdale is the Fort Lauderdale Marriott Harbor Beach Resort .

Port of Jacksonville – The port of Jacksonville, JAXport, offers the services of only one cruise line , the Carnival Cruise Lines, though you can book through a couple of different agencies.

Our recommended hotel for family cruisers in Jacksonville is the Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront.

Port of Tampa – Port Tampa Bay homeports a few different cruise lines throughout the year. The cruise lines at Port Tampa Bay include Carnival Cruise Lines, Celebrity Cruises, Royal Caribbean International, and Norwegian Cruise Line. Our favorite hotel in Tampa for a pre-cruise stay is The Westin Tampa Waterside .

Port Canaveral – The last of Florida’s cruise ports, Port Canaveral, offers five different cruise lines . The cruise lines of Port Canaveral include Carnival Cruise Line, Disney Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean International, Norwegian Cruise Line, and MSC Cruises.

For information about stopping at the Key West Port on your Caribbean cruise, read more here .

The Cruise Port In Baltimore, Maryland

This home port in Baltimore, Maryland, is called Cruise Maryland and functions as a home port for cruises to Bermuda , as well as those going to New England, the Bahamas, the Caribbean, and Canada. Though you may be more interested in getting on the ship, there is a lot to see and do in the area, so be sure to look around. 

Baltimore offers you the chance to catch up on some art, history, and more if you want to visit one of the city’s three museums. In addition, if you want a close-up experience with your favorite sea critters, you can also visit the massive National Aquarium, which offers a 4D theater experience for those feeling adventurous. 

The Cruise Maryland port is a home port for two different Cruise lines, Carnival Cruise Lines and Royal Caribbean International, but it also functions as a port of call for other cruise lines. These cruise lines include AIDA cruises and MS Amadea.

If you are lucky enough to have Baltimore as a port of call, want to extend your vacation, or want to arrive in town a bit earlier, there are plenty of things to keep your children busy if you wish. One of these brilliant places includes the Maryland Science Center in Downtown Baltimore, where your children can have a look at the child-friendly displays and get a new science experience.

In addition, you and your children can enjoy some activities at one of the top-ranked children’s museums in America by going to the Port Discovery Children’s Museum in downtown Baltimore. If you have children looking for something more adrenaline-inducing or want them to get a good night’s rest after a day out, you can visit iFly in Baltimore for an indoor skydiving experience.

Our recommended hotel for a stay in Baltimore is the Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel .

The Cruise Port In Bayonne, New Jersey

The cruise port in Bayonne, New Jersey, gets called the Cape Liberty Cruise Port and offers cruises between the Caribbean, Bermuda, the Bahamas, Canada, Greenland, New England, and the Americas, with three different cruise lines throughout the year.

The three cruise lines that use this port as a home port are Royal Caribbean International Cruises, Celebrity Cruises, and TUI Cruises. Other cruise lines also come past the port that may use it as a port of call.

In 2014 Cape Liberty Cruise Port hosted the biggest and one of the most luxurious cruise ships ever to use this port, called Quantum of the seas, a ship operated by the Royal Caribbean International Cruises line. Hosting the Quantum of the seas is a fantastic feat that shows the growth, development, and progress made on the port since its creation in the 1930s and its use during the second world war .

If you aren’t rushing to get on the ship, you can do some things in Bayonne, including taking your children to one of the city’s water parks or theme parks. If you feel up for taking to the skies, you can also go on an air tour of the city by booking a helicopter ride or one of the other tour activities.

The Cruise Port In Boston, Massachusetts

The Flynn CuirsePort , found in Boston, Massachusetts, boasts a 10-minute drive from Boston Logan International Airport, allowing you to get to the cruise port quickly if needed. This port offers cruises between Boston and Bermuda, Canada, New England, and The Caribbean and is a port of call for many other cruise ships.

If you are looking to board a cruise ship from this port, there are plenty of options for the cruise line you want to use.

These include American Queen Voyages, Carnival Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises, Cunard Cruise Line, Holland America Line, Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceana Cruises, P&O Cruises, Ponant, Princess Cruises, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Royal Caribbean International Cruises, Seabourn Cruise Line, Silversea Cruises, The TUI Group, Vantage Cruise Lines, Viking Ocean Cruises, and Windstar Cruise Lines.

The Flynn Cruiseport is such a popular cruise port that in September of 2022 alone, their 11 Homeport Vessels had over 37 000 passengers. Though that is a significant number, in the same month of 2022, they received over 47 000 passengers as a port of call port, from 26 different cruise ships for the month.

One of the recommended things to do in Boston, whether you’re waiting for your ship or using it as a port of call, is to go to the Aquarium, where you can be closer to the sea critters. If you’re interested in it, you can also visit the LegoLand Discovery Center in Boston with your children, be sure not to step on any tiny Legos if you need to return to the cruise ship on time.

For a stay in Boston before or after a cruise, we recommend The Lenox Hotel ; or alternatively, the Seaport Hotel .

What Cruise Ports Are On The East Coast In New York City, New York

The cruise port in New York City called NYCruise has two main Terminals, one in Brooklyn and another in Manhattan. This port was awarded the title of “ Best US Homeport” by TravelAge West Magazine and offers trips to Canada/New England, Bermuda, the Caribbean, and the Bahamas through ten possible cruise lines, depending on the one you choose and the terminal.

The cruise lines that use this as a home port include Crystal Cruises, Carnival Cruise Line, Disney Cruises, Princess Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, the Cunard Line, Royal Caribbean Cruises, Seabourn Cruises, Holland America Line, and Vantage Travel. Other cruise lines also use this port as a port of call, like many other ports on the east coast.

With New York City undoubtedly being one of the US’s most popular tourist attractions, it is easy to understand why NYCruise had to develop a way to make boarding and disembarking more efficient, something they won an award for in 2011 at the Manhattan terminal.

Whether you’re just visiting this port as a part of the cruise or want to use it as a home port, there are plenty of things to do and see in the area, ensuring you can keep yourself and your children busy. One of the most popular places to see in New York City is the Statue of Liberty, so if you are in the area, it is best if you don’t skip on having a close-up.

The Cruise Port In Charleston, South Carolina

The Port of Charleston offers many cruises as a home port and port of call. The following cruise lines come through this port Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Carnival Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean International Cruises, Celebrity Cruises, TUI Cruises, American Queen Voyages, and Princess Cruises.

With Charleston being named 2021’s Top US City by Travel and Leisure magazine, it is easy to understand why so many cruise lines choose to start or make a stop at this port. This port is a part of a city known for its history and natural beauty, giving you plenty of opportunities to explore if your cruise ship docs at this port.

If you are looking to pass the time with your kids, some of the activities you may want to look into include exploring the Charleston Historic District and the Fire Museum.

For a hotel stay in Charleston, we recommend either the French Quarter Inn ; or alternatively the Courtyard by Marriott Charleston Waterfront (note that there are 2 different Courtyard properties in Charleston).

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The Best Fall Foliage Cruises Across the U.S. and Canada

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Fall foliage may only be around for a few weeks, but the brilliant colors that illuminate both city and countryside invite travelers to make the most of the season. You can see fall foliage on a road trip or from a train window, but one of the best ways to experience autumn is by cruise.

Highlighting the rolling hills and mountains of New England, the craggy coastlines of Alaska, or picturesque Quebec cities, these are some of the best cruise routes you can take to soak up the beautiful, quickly changing fall foliage.

Royal Caribbean's fall foliage northbound cruise; 11 nights

Cruise ship :  Jewel of the Seas  

Cost : Starting at $949/person

Capacity : 2,702 guests

Why you should go : This late September cruise leaves from Cape Liberty port in New Jersey and heads north, allowing you to take advantage of the seasonal foliage as you make your way toward Quebec City , a perfect historic setting in which to watch the leaves change. On board, get an elevated view of the multicolored leaves by climbing to the top of the rock wall or embrace the cooler weather with a poolside movie.

Princess Cruises' Canada and New England sailing; 7 days

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Cruise ship: Emerald Princess

Cost : Starting at $468/person

Capacity : 3,080 guests

Why you should go : Starting from your port of call in New York City, this fall foliage cruise leaves in late October. It will take you up the coast past Newport, Rhode Island where you’ll be treated to panoramic views and golden leaves all around. During a stop in Halifax, Canada, you can check out the coast and, of course, dine on butter-soaked lobster. While on board, watch the world go by from the outdoor deck with a hot chocolate in hand.

Carnival Cruise Line's Canada and New England journey from New York; 7 days

Cruise ship :  Carnival Venezia

Cost : Starting at $519/person

Capacity : 4,090 guests

Why you should go : In September, enjoy the changing colors as you sail from the Big Apple toward Portland, Maine, and Canada’s Saint John. Watch the leaves turn yellow, orange, and red as you meander around these quaint towns. On the Venezia, you also get to sail in the ship's signature "Fun Italian Style," with Venice-inspired decor, plus lots of Italian restaurants and menu items.

Holland America's Atlantic Coast cruise; 10 days

Cruise ship : Zuiderdam

Cost : Starting at $599/person

Capacity : 1,964 guests

Why you should go : Travel from the vibrant fall colors of Quebec to the warm, sunny shores of Florida with this cruise that will give you the best of the East Coast over 10 days. Start in Montreal, Canada, to soak up the city’s October atmosphere and feast on French specialties like macarons, before making your way down the coast and past the warm hues of the changing countryside. Disembark in Fort Lauderdale where the weather tends to be in the mid-to-high 80s in October, and end the cruise with some quality beach time.

Cunard's New England and Canada cruise; 7 Nights

Cruise ship :  Queen Mary 2

Cost : Starting at $799/person

Capacity : 2,691 guests

Why you should go : This late-September cruise will take you from New York City to the fall foliage and crisp air of Halifax, where your autumn adventure starts. You'll follow the colorful coastline through Sept-Iles and Saguenay, before finishing out the peaceful week in Quebec City. On the ship, watch performances from the Royal Shakespeare Company and indulge in dishes like croquettes of suckling pig and Dover sole meunière.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises' Autumn on the Frontier; 7 nights

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Cruise ship :  Seven Seas Explorer

Cost : Starting at $6,799/person

Capacity : 746 guests

Why you should go : Not just the land of ice and snow, Alaska is an underrated destination for fall foliage. This cruise sets off in the northern city of Seward and makes a detour to the waters around the Hubbard Glacier, before turning inward toward Juneau and finishing up in Vancouver, British Columbia . You can watch the changing scenery from your room’s private balcony and indulge in excursions like a  wilderness sea kayaking  adventure in Sitka, Alaska, and rain forest bicycle tours in Skagway.

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Explore the alluring treasures of eastern Canada and New England, and experience their endless charm and diverse legacies. Along the way, learn about Canada’s rich colonial past in Quebec City and Saguenay and its Scottish and Acadian heritage in Halifax. Cruise the scenic St. Lawrence River and the remarkable Cape Cod Canal. Overnight stays in Montreal, Boston and New York City let you experience their vibrant cultures up close.

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More days means more to discover, with extension packages you can add before or after your Viking cruise or cruisetour. Enjoy additional days to explore your embarkation or disembarkation city, or see a new destination altogether with a choice of exciting cities. Pre & Post Cruise Extensions vary by itinerary and are subject to change.

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Colourful coastal cities, charming towns, and jaw-dropping national parks – come and discover the Atlantic or Pacific coasts of North America with us.

North America Expedition Cruises

Join us on an exploration of North America’s remarkable coasts. Whether you choose the east or west coast, you’ll discover national parks, nature reserves, towering mountain landscapes, historic seaports, charming towns and vibrant cities. Join landings with our knowledgeable Expedition Team and see the wealth of culture, stunning scenery, and diverse wildlife the continent has to offer.

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Your expedition cruise comes with included and optional activities like landings, hikes, city tours, wildlife watching and more. 

Activities in North America

Your expedition comes with included and optional activities like landings, hikes, city tours, wildlife watching and more, for a wild adventure along the West coast or Eastern Seaboard.

Through lectures and guided activities, your knowledgeable Expedition Team will elevate your travel experience of North America with fascinating insights into science, nature and history.  

Wildlife in North America

Visit spectacular national parks, the best places to see North America’s most iconic wildlife, like black bears, birds of prey, caribou, elk, seals and seabirds among them.

Magical landscapes

Visit Olympic National Park, featuring glacier-capped mountains and over 70 miles of magnificent, rugged coastline.

Cruises to North America

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Discover North America with us through exciting activities that will enrich your experience, like wine tasting, or kayaking bioluminescent phytoplankton.

Cities with big personalities, charming coastal towns, immense national parks – North America has them all. There’s no shortage of adventure to be had on an expedition cruise here. You’ll have a range of ways to experience local culture and get closer to nature on included and optional activities, guided by your Expedition Team. Here are some:

Kodiak Highlights

Enjoy the scenic beauty of Kodiak Island, visiting the Kodiak History Museum and Alutiiq Museum, with photo opportunities along the way.

Eastport Town Package

Discover historic Eastport, one of the USA’s oldest trading towns. Be welcomed by the small fishing community and discover what Eastport life is like from the local population.

* Please note that these are optional activities; an additional cost may apply.

Wildlife spotting

See wild horses galloping on the sandbars of Sable Island on the Atlantic coast or watch for sea lions and whales in the Pacific waters around the San Juan Islands.

North American wildlife

The wildlife of North America is as diverse as its habitat. Among the many animals you might see are black-tailed deer, otters, snowshoe hares, marmots, salamanders, hawks, eagles, bears and whales. You’ll see a diverse array of flora and fauna on visits to national parks like Redwood, Olympic, Acadia and Torngat.

Coastal city charm

Along the east coast, visit charming New England towns and history-rich Boston. While on the west coast, experience big surf, Spanish influences and a taste of the Mediterranean.

Expedition Team North America

Your Expedition Team are your guides on your trip. Passionate and knowledgeable, they’ll host daily lectures, take you on landings and hikes in national parks and on visits to historic towns. Along the way, they’ll share fascinating insights into history, nature, culture and science. Join them on our small expedition boats or kayaks to explore nature in incredible settings.

Expedition Ships to North America

You’ll explore North America’s shores aboard these stylish, hybrid-powered expedition ships. Their smaller size means you’ll get closer to the more remote destinations that bigger cruise ships can’t visit. Travel in comfort and enjoy the many onboard amenities.

Named after the first man to cross Antarctica and to reach the South Pole, MS Roald Amundsen leads the way towards an even more sustainable way of travelling. The ship is specially constructed for voyages in polar waters. It serves as a comfortable base camp at sea – bringing adventurers from all over the world to the most spectacular destinations in the most sustainable way.

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Contribute to global scientific research as part of onboard Citizen Science projects – your Expedition Team will show you how you can help.

Stories from North America

Travel Guide to North America

Enjoy an expedition cruise either along the East or West Coast of North America. This is an opportunity for to discover the continent from a completely new and amazing angle. These journeys take us to both small communities and large, iconic cities.

Most of North America’s wildlife are concentrated and protected in its sizeable national parks. Our expeditions here visit four of them. Each is a home for rare and iconic animals.

Get closer to nature with our small expedition boats

Our expedition ships venture where many cruise liners can’t. But we want to go further. We want to immerse you in the raw, untamed beauty of the natural world – and that’s where our small expedition boats come in.

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Best East Coast Vacation Spots from New England to South Beach

P lanning a trip to the East Coast? You’ll find iconic Maine lighthouses, lobster shacks and Florida’s sandy beaches among the many east coast vacation spots. The entire Atlantic coast is lined with beautiful beaches and  barrier islands add another layer of serenity.

Inland, a mix of big cities and small towns await exploration. For road trip buffs, a drive along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean is a bucket list experience. If you’re looking for the best east coast getaways, look no further. From South Beach to New England, these USA east coast vacation spots deliver a little bit of everything.

Art, Beaches and Culture Await in Miami, Florida

A mecca for those seeking an east coast getaway, Miami, Florida offers cultural experiences, water sports, art and more. In South Beach, family-friendly parks provide beachfront sports fields and water playgrounds.

For a fun family adventure, rent a clear kayak or book a tour with Clear View Kayaks . Since the kayaks are transparent, you can see the abundant sea life below. Experiences range from an easy paddle down Indian Creek and historic Collins Canal to a longer guided trip to Monument Island, where you’ll be provided with snorkel equipment to explore the crystal-clear water.

Add a touch of culture to your Miami experience with a food tour in Little Havana. An excellent place to learn about Cuban Culture, Little Havana is home to many Cuban restaurants and cafes as well as cigar shops and art galleries.  A food tour  will treat your tastebuds to Cuban classics including Cuban sandwiches, Ropa Vieja, Cuban coffee and Key Lime pie.  

Hello Hollywood

Just north of Miami, Florida’s beach town version of Hollywood features a 2.2-mile pedestrian boardwalk along the Atlantic Ocean and Hollywood Beach. As you stroll, treat yourself to ice cream and pick up a memento at one of the souvenir shops along the boardwalk. For some pedaling fun, choose from bike rentals at Sun and Fun Cycles  which include low-riders, adult tricycles, surreys, bikes, and special needs equipment.

Art lovers enjoy the must-see Downtown Hollywood Mural Project  featuring stunning artwork in 31 building-side murals and 11 sidewalk murals. For more art, spend some time exploring Hollywood’s Art and Culture Center .

For access to refreshing pools, sunbathing and tropical cocktails, book a stay at the Margaritaville Beach Resort .  Located in front of the boardwalk, the property boasts eight dining options and a FlowRider surfing simulator.

Read More: Blast Off with 10 Fun Things to Do in Cocoa Beach and the Space Coast

Find Southern Charm in South Georgia

Whether you crave a barrier island experience or prefer to explore historical sites, Georgia has you covered. A long time favorite vacation destination for those in search of the ultimate in Southern charm, Savannah delivers in abundance.

In the city center, the 30-acre Forsyth Park is one of Savannah’s most iconic sites. Here moss-laden trees support the charm of this Southern gem. And don’t miss the fountain – the most photographed spot in the city.

To explore the city’s historic district, hop aboard a  trolley tour . The Old Town Hop-On Hop-Off Trolley combines a guided tour with plenty of time for personal excursions at each site.

A summer family vacation to Savannah would not be complete without trying an ice cream from Leopold’s Ice Cream – one of the USA’s oldest ice cream parlors. The lines are long but worth it. Grab a cone or dine in for one of their famous sundaes.

More Southern Charm on Georgia’s Barrier Islands

Situated on the east coast of Georgia,  St. Simons Island  is one of the state’s most beautiful barrier islands. The largest of Georgia’s Golden Isles, here stunning white sand beaches co-exist with miles of salt marshes as moss-draped trees line the island’s winding roads.

Enjoy a multitude of outdoor activities including boating, fishing, kayaking and swimming. The island also features stunning resorts and golf courses.History buffs enjoy exploring at sites like Christ Church or the St. Simons Lighthouse – the oldest working lighthouse in the USA.

Explore the Bounty of Charleston, South Carolina

Colorful houses in pastel shades line the city streets in Charleston, South Carolina alongside quaint restaurants and historic inns . Horses add to the scene as they clip-clop along the cobbled streets while guides share the depth of history oozing from this Southern charmer. For those who choose to vacation, there’s much to see and do. This is foodie heaven with a rich seafood scene along with a bounty of elevated comfort foods.

For those intrigued by cultural finds, a stop in the Charleston Market reveals hand-woven baskets by women of the Gullah community. The Charleston Harbor buzzes with plentiful activities including wildlife watching, fishing and sunset sailing cruises . Nearby on Fort Sumter, Civil War history comes to life. And for military buffs, the USS Yorktown aircraft carrier is a must-see.

Liven Up Your Summer Vacation in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

If you’re seeking an action-packed east coast vacation spot, South Carolina’s Myrtle Beach might be the ideal place for you. At its center, the 1.2-mile Myrtle Beach Boardwalk supports popular attractions including the Myrtle Beach SkyWheel , Pier 14, Second Avenue Pier, Ripley’s 5D Theater and Ripley’s Haunted Adventure.

Home to amenity packed resorts including several with water parks,  Myrtle Beach provides an ideal summer vacation destination for busy families. A bustling beach town, it’s also a favorite of beachgoers seeking a lively nightlife scene.

Nags Head in North Carolina’s Outer Banks

Centrally located among the towns of North Carolina’s Outer Banks, Nags Head makes an ideal summer vacation destination or a weekend getaway. The largest won in the Outer Banks, Nags Head is a quintessential beach town. Nags Head is fun for families with activities like mini-golf, family-friendly restaurants and one of the best beaches in North Carolina.

Shoppers enjoy the outlet malls while art and history buffs enjoy exploring Gallery Row and the Historic District recognized by its unpainted traditional cedar shake beach cottages.

Nags Head is one of the few towns on the Outer Banks where you can find a good selection of hotels , including resorts. Other forms of accommodation include vacation rentals along with bed and breakfasts.

Get to Know Delaware’s Treasures

Located on the Delaware Shores, Rehoboth Beach boasts an award-winning boardwalk, fabulous hotels , specialty stores, tax-free shopping and scores of restaurants. With 30 miles of unspoiled Delaware coastline, nature-based outdoor activities are plentiful. Possible adventures include hiking in state parks, kayaking, nature cruises, ferry rides, surfing, skimboarding, paddleboarding and sailing. Add to that historic sites and live performing arts and you have yourself an intriguing vacation spot.  

A short walk from Rehoboth Beach, neighboring Dewey Beach sits between the Atlantic Ocean and Rehoboth Bay. Dewey Beach offers beach sports and activities along with great restaurants, life music, dancing and a world-famous nightlife scene.

The Rehoboth Beach and Dewey area offers year-round experiences. Spring and fall sidewalk sales are held in May and October. There’s a Scarecrow Trail & Show in September & October. And in October, the annual Sea Witch® Festival arrives along with costumes and parades.

History, Charm and Sailing in Annapolis, Maryland

For a unique and engaging year round vacation destination, consider visiting Annapolis, Maryland . Home to the U.S. Naval Academy, brick-paved streets lined with vintage storefronts and 18th century brick houses give this bayside city plenty of charm. Historical sites are revealed at every turn in places like the Maryland State House that dates back to 1779 earning it the distinction as the country’s oldest statehouse still in continual use.

On Main Street, well-preserved buildings spanning four centuries house restaurants, bars, galleries and shops. Don’t miss Annapolis Ice Cream Company which has been voted the town’s best ice cream for 18 years.  

Annapolis is a sailing haven and there’s no better way to join the locals than with a sunset sail on the Chesapeake bay aboard a Schooner Woodwind. And be sure to indulge in crabs, a Maryland staple.

With its close proximity to Washington DC, day trips to the Smithsonian add another dimension to your vacation experience.

Experience the Jersey Shore at Point Pleasant Beach

Despite what you might see on TV, the Jersey Shore does have family friendly destinations and Point Pleasant is one of those. Jenkinson’s Boardwalk , which stretches a mile along the shore, offers some good old-fashioned fun with an aquarium, arcade, amusement park, three mini-golf courses and a 4,000-square-foot fun house.

For the shoppers in the family, Point Pavilion Antique Centre  is stocked with furniture, jewelry, toys and old records. Couple that with Point Pleasant’s Vintage Automobile Museum of New Jersey  for a retro-themed getaway.

Plan a Weekend Getaway on Block Island, Rhode Island

Sail into Block Island on the Block Island Ferry for an idyllic weekend getaway. The weekend fun begins at Ballard’s – one of the top bars in Block Island. More than a bar, Ballard’s has everything you need for a day of fun in the sun with its private beach along with lounge chair and umbrella rentals. With tiki bars, live music and waitress service, you may never need to leave your place in the sand.

If you do choose to move beyond Ballard’s, check out the Mohegan Bluffs. Standing 200 feet above sea level, the bluffs provide some of the best views on the island. Be sure to visit North Light, Block Island’s historic lighthouse.

Whale Watching on Cape Cod in Massachusetts

For those who enjoy the search for wildlife, New England whale watching makes an ideal summer vacation or possibly a weekend getaway from Boston. May through October offers the best odds for spotting humpback, finback and minke whales as they feed along the New England coast.

If you’re planning a summer vacation that includes whale watching, Cape Cod should be on your agenda. Cape Cod’s unique shape reaches toward whale territory. Located at the tip of the Cape Cod peninsula, Provincetown is one of the most popular whale hub. Nearby in Hyannis, whale watching tours  leave from the local harbor. You can also hop a high-speed ferry 30 miles offshore to Nantucket for a visit to the renowned Nantucket Whaling Museum.

Getaway to Martha’s Vineyard

Sitting in the Atlantic just south of Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard , has been a longtime New England summer colony. Harbor towns and lighthouses dot the landscape of sandy beaches and farmland. Accessible only by sea or air, this renowned Massachusetts island has plenty of outdoor activities including biking, hiking trails and boating. Don’t miss the iconic carousel in Oak Bluffs nestled among Carpenter Gothic cottages.

Spend a Week Leaf Peeping in New England

Who says your east coast vacation has to happen in summer. As the red, gold and orange hues of fall foliage appear, there’s no better place to leaf peep than New England.

Filled with charming small towns, Connecticut, New Hampshire and Vermont provide the ideal vacation spots for sipping apple cider and basking in the colorful fall foliage landscapes.

In Connecticut, meander along the hiking trails in Wadsworth Falls State Park to the park’s namesake waterfall while taking in the brilliant fall foliage.

Venture up to the White Mountains of New Hampshire to explore more hiking trails draped in color. Nestled among the lush vegetation of the White Mountains, the picturesque small town of Jackson delivers natural and man-made beauty in abundance.  Must-see attractions include the 1876 covered bridge and the Jackson Library, which is housed in the historic Trickey Barn.

Take a scenic drive through Vermont’s small towns amid the brillialnt fall foliage colors before settling in for the evening in one of the state’s many quaint bed and breakfasts .

Explore Maine’s Rocky Seashore

From the lobster shacks to the lighthouses, Maine provides an ideal vacation spot especially in the summer months. Start your explorations in Portland. Set on a peninsula extending into Casco Bay, Portland is Maine’s largest city. Converted warehouses now house restaurants teeming with seafood delights and locally owned boutiques to satisfy your shopping urges.

Moving to Maine’s central coast, rock formations along the seashore make for unique sightseeing. Seeking out Maine’s famous lighthouses adds to the road trip experience. In small towns like Boothbay Harbor, outdoor activities include whale watching cruises, lobster boat adventures and kayaking,

Further north, you’ll reach Bar Harbor – the gateway to Acadia National Park. Base your explorations in Bar Harbor where dozens of eateries serve Maine favorites including lobster rolls and blueberry pies. Quaint hotels provide a good night’s sleep before the next day’s adventures.

Embrace Adventure in Acadia National Park

Perched at the edge of Maine, Acadia National Park skirts 60 miles of the Atlantic coastline. The park includes Mount Desert Island, Schoodic Peninsula, and additional outer islands including the park’s most remote, Isle au Haut, accessible only by ferry. Within Acadia National Park you’ll find 33 miles of scenic motor roads , 45 miles of carriage roads and more than 150 miles of hiking trails. Favorite park pastimes include biking, hiking, horseback riding, kayaking and whale watching from the shoreline.

Find Your Urban Vacation Spot in New York City

If your ideal vacation spot requires an urban atmosphere, you won’t find any place more urban than NYC. The city that never sleeps also never stops entertaining. From taking in the view atop the Empire State Building to exploring the paths of Central Park, there’s always something to discover.

Hudson River parks including Little Island and the High Line contribute to outdoor adventures within NYC. And when night falls, the lights of Broadway beckon with live entertainment. Top that off with food from every culture and your NYC vacation will take you around the globe!

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