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Departure Ports — Cruises From 50 Ports Worldwide

Find cruises departing from ports near you. Browse all 50 departure ports across the Americas, Europe, Asia, and beyond — with live pricing from 5 cruise lines.
Miami, Florida
Miami is the cruise capital of the world, welcoming more passengers than any other port. Its vibrant Latin culture, stunning beaches, and world-class nightlife make it the perfect starting point for Caribbean, Bahamas, and transatlantic voyages.
1006 cruises
4 cruise lines
from €279Cruises from Miami
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale rivals neighboring Miami as one of the busiest cruise ports in the world. Known as the "Venice of America" for its canal system, the city offers beautiful beaches and upscale shopping along Las Olas Boulevard, serving as a major gateway for Caribbean and Panama Canal itineraries.
903 cruises
3 cruise lines
from €216Cruises from Fort Lauderdale
Orlando (Port Canaveral), Florida
Port Canaveral combines the magic of Orlando's world-famous theme parks with the excitement of a cruise departure. Located on Florida's Space Coast near Walt Disney World and the Kennedy Space Center, it is a favorite for families pairing a theme park vacation with Caribbean or Bahamas sailings.
849 cruises
4 cruise lines
from €268Cruises from Orlando (Port Canaveral)
Barcelona, Spain
Barcelona is the premier cruise hub of the western Mediterranean, blending Gaudi's architectural masterpieces with a buzzing culinary scene. Ideally positioned for voyages from the French Riviera to the Greek Islands, passengers can explore the Gothic Quarter, stroll La Rambla, or marvel at the Sagrada Familia.
481 cruises
5 cruise lines
from €90Cruises from Barcelona
Vancouver, Canada
Vancouver's Canada Place cruise terminal offers a breathtaking departure against a backdrop of snow-capped mountains and sparkling Burrard Inlet. As the primary embarkation port for Alaska cruises, it draws hundreds of thousands of passengers each summer, while the city dazzles with Stanley Park and some of North America's best Asian cuisine.
446 cruises
4 cruise lines
from €207Cruises from Vancouver
Los Angeles, California
The Port of Los Angeles in San Pedro is the West Coast's premier cruise departure point, serving as the gateway to the Mexican Riviera, Hawaii, and transpacific voyages. The city offers endless entertainment from Hollywood to the beaches of Santa Monica and Venice.
424 cruises
4 cruise lines
from €249Cruises from Los Angeles
Tampa, Florida
Tampa's cruise port on the Gulf of Mexico offers a relaxed alternative to South Florida's mega-ports while providing excellent access to Western Caribbean itineraries. The historic Ybor City district delivers Cuban sandwiches and vibrant nightlife, while nearby Clearwater Beach ranks among America's best.
390 cruises
3 cruise lines
from €238Cruises from Tampa
Civitavecchia / Rome
Civitavecchia is the maritime gateway to Rome, located about 80 kilometers northwest of the Eternal City. This ancient port connects cruise passengers with thousands of years of history, from the Colosseum and the Vatican to the Trevi Fountain, and serves as a primary hub for western and eastern Mediterranean itineraries.
314 cruises
2 cruise lines
from €209Cruises from Civitavecchia / Rome
Galveston, Texas
Galveston is the cruise gateway for the Houston metropolitan area and the entire southern central United States. This barrier island port offers Western Caribbean sailings without the need to fly to Florida, and its Victorian-era Strand District and Moody Gardens provide plenty of pre-cruise entertainment.
285 cruises
2 cruise lines
from €345Cruises from Galveston
New York, New York
The Manhattan Cruise Terminal puts passengers in the heart of the world's most iconic city, with sailings that glide past the Statue of Liberty on the way to sea. New York is the classic departure point for transatlantic crossings, Bermuda getaways, and Canada/New England fall foliage cruises.
284 cruises
4 cruise lines
from €423Cruises from New York
Seattle, Washington
Seattle has grown into a major Alaska cruise departure port, with its modern waterfront terminal offering stunning views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. The city is a food lover's paradise, from Pike Place Market's legendary fish toss to its thriving craft coffee scene.
251 cruises
4 cruise lines
from €616Cruises from Seattle
Savona, Italy
Savona is a charming Ligurian port on the Italian Riviera, serving as a key embarkation point for Costa Cruises in the western Mediterranean. The Fortezza del Priamar overlooks the harbor, and the stunning Cinque Terre and Genoa are easily accessible, making it ideal for itineraries covering the French Riviera, Sardinia, and the Balearics.
235 cruises
1 cruise lines
from €99Cruises from Savona
Athens (Piraeus), Greece
The port of Piraeus serves as the cruise gateway to Athens and the Greek Islands, one of the most sought-after destinations in the world. From the iconic Acropolis to the charming Plaka neighborhood, the cradle of Western civilization pairs with eastern Mediterranean itineraries connecting the Cyclades, Crete, Turkey, and the Adriatic.
233 cruises
5 cruise lines
from €354Cruises from Athens (Piraeus)
Seward, Alaska
Seward is Alaska's gateway to the wild, sitting at the head of Resurrection Bay surrounded by glaciers, fjords, and pristine wilderness. As a key turnaround port for Alaska cruises, it connects passengers with Kenai Fjords National Park and the awe-inspiring Exit Glacier, offering whale watching and glacier tours right from the harbor.
228 cruises
2 cruise lines
from €491Cruises from Seward
Marseille, France
Marseille is France's oldest city and largest Mediterranean port, blending a gritty multicultural atmosphere with stunning natural beauty. The Calanques National Park with its limestone cliffs plunging into turquoise waters lies just minutes away, and cruises from here explore Corsica, Sardinia, the Balearics, and the North African coast.
222 cruises
1 cruise lines
from €109Cruises from Marseille
San Juan, Puerto Rico
San Juan is the Caribbean's most historic cruise port, where colorful Spanish colonial architecture meets tropical island vibes. The UNESCO-listed old city with its cobblestone streets and El Morro fortress sits steps from the terminal, and as a U.S. territory it offers hassle-free embarkation for Southern Caribbean voyages.
211 cruises
4 cruise lines
from €250Cruises from San Juan
Southampton (London), United Kingdom
Southampton is the United Kingdom's premier cruise port and the historic departure point of the Titanic. About an hour south of London, it serves as the home port for Northern Europe, Mediterranean, transatlantic, and world voyages, with Stonehenge, the New Forest, and medieval Winchester nearby.
188 cruises
5 cruise lines
from €251Cruises from Southampton (London)
Sydney, Australia
Sydney's cruise terminal at Circular Quay offers one of the most spectacular departures in the world, sailing past the Opera House and under the Harbour Bridge. As Australia's largest cruise port, it launches voyages to New Zealand, the South Pacific, and Southeast Asia.
168 cruises
5 cruise lines
from €136Cruises from Sydney
Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo's cruise terminals connect passengers with one of the world's most fascinating capitals, where ancient temples stand alongside neon-lit skyscrapers and Michelin stars outnumber any other city. Cruises departing from Tokyo explore the Japanese coastline, Korea, and the broader Asia-Pacific region.
146 cruises
5 cruise lines
from €715Cruises from Tokyo
Honolulu, Oahu
Honolulu on the island of Oahu is the embarkation point for Hawaiian inter-island cruises, one of the most unique itineraries available anywhere. Passengers can explore Waikiki Beach, hike Diamond Head, and visit Pearl Harbor before sailing to Maui, Kauai, and the Big Island.
138 cruises
4 cruise lines
from €538Cruises from Honolulu
Ravenna (Venice)
Ravenna now serves as the cruise gateway to Venice, following the relocation of large ships away from the fragile Venetian lagoon. Passengers have excellent access to Venice's timeless canals, St. Mark's Square, and the islands of Murano and Burano, with the port serving as a major hub for eastern Mediterranean and Adriatic itineraries.
110 cruises
3 cruise lines
from €728Cruises from Ravenna (Venice)
Singapore
Singapore's Marina Bay Cruise Centre is one of Asia's most modern terminals, set in a city-state famous for its futuristic skyline and extraordinary food scene. As the primary cruise hub for Southeast Asia, it serves itineraries to Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia.
101 cruises
4 cruise lines
from €269Cruises from Singapore
Palermo, Italy
Palermo, the capital of Sicily, is a captivating cruise port where Arab-Norman architecture, bustling street markets, and legendary Sicilian cuisine converge. Cruises departing from or calling at Palermo explore the central and western Mediterranean, with connections to the Amalfi Coast, Malta, and Tunisia.
96 cruises
1 cruise lines
from €259Cruises from Palermo
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia's cruise terminal on the Delaware River brings cruise travel to the heart of America's birthplace. Passengers can visit Independence Hall, see the Liberty Bell, and savor famous cheesesteaks before embarking on Bermuda or Caribbean voyages — a convenient option for mid-Atlantic travelers.
82 cruises
1 cruise lines
from €541Cruises from Philadelphia
New Orleans, Louisiana
New Orleans pairs one of America's most distinctive cultural experiences with a busy cruise port on the Mississippi River. The French Quarter's jazz clubs, Creole cuisine, and lively Bourbon Street make it an unforgettable pre-cruise destination, primarily serving Western Caribbean itineraries.
78 cruises
2 cruise lines
from €436Cruises from New Orleans
Colon, Panama
Colon sits at the Caribbean entrance of the Panama Canal, making it one of the world's most strategically important cruise ports. Passengers transiting the canal witness one of engineering's greatest achievements, while the nearby ruins of Portobelo and the fortress of San Lorenzo reveal centuries of colonial history.
76 cruises
1 cruise lines
from €103Cruises from Colon
Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen is the cruise capital of Northern Europe, serving as the primary departure point for Norwegian fjord, Baltic capital, and Arctic voyages. The colorful Nyhavn waterfront, world-renowned Tivoli Gardens, and cutting-edge Nordic cuisine make it an exceptional port city with a character all its own.
76 cruises
3 cruise lines
from €699Cruises from Copenhagen
Genoa
Genoa, the birthplace of Christopher Columbus, is a major Mediterranean cruise port with a maritime heritage spanning centuries. Its UNESCO-listed historic center features the magnificent Via Garibaldi palaces and Europe's largest aquarium, while the glamorous village of Portofino is just a short drive away.
72 cruises
1 cruise lines
from €79Cruises from Genoa
Shanghai (Baoshan), China
Shanghai's Baoshan cruise terminal serves China's largest and most cosmopolitan city, where futuristic skyscrapers rise alongside traditional Chinese gardens. The iconic Bund waterfront, with colonial-era architecture facing the glittering Pudong skyline, anchors cruises to Japan, South Korea, and Southeast Asia.
71 cruises
1 cruise lines
from €365Cruises from Shanghai (Baoshan)
Cartagena, Spain
Cartagena on Spain's southeastern coast is a Mediterranean gem with over 2,000 years of history, from its Carthaginian founding to its remarkably preserved Roman amphitheatre. The port serves western Mediterranean itineraries, and panoramic views from Castillo de la Concepcion make it a standout stop on any cruise.
71 cruises
1 cruise lines
from €701Cruises from Cartagena
Boston, Massachusetts
Boston's Flynn Cruiseport sits on the historic waterfront of one of America's oldest cities, with the Freedom Trail, Fenway Park, and world-class universities within easy reach. It is a prime departure point for autumn foliage cruises to Canada and New England, as well as Bermuda sailings.
70 cruises
3 cruise lines
from €607Cruises from Boston
Naples, Italy
Naples is a vibrant and utterly captivating cruise port at the foot of Mount Vesuvius, gateway to Pompeii, the island of Capri, and the winding Amalfi Coast. The birthplace of pizza offers an authentically Italian experience with its bustling streets, historic churches, and extraordinary archaeological museum.
69 cruises
1 cruise lines
from €354Cruises from Naples
Cagliari, Italy
Cagliari, the capital of Sardinia, is a sun-drenched Mediterranean port where ancient Phoenician and Roman ruins meet pristine beaches and wild pink flamingo colonies. The Castello quarter offers panoramic views from the Bastione di Saint Remy, and the port connects to western Mediterranean routes including the Balearics, the French Riviera, and the Italian mainland.
67 cruises
1 cruise lines
from €537Cruises from Cagliari
Bari, Italy
Bari is a charming Pugliese port known for its atmospheric old town where grandmothers still make orecchiette pasta in narrow alleyways. The Basilica di San Nicola draws pilgrims from around the world, and the port serves Adriatic and eastern Mediterranean itineraries with day trips to Alberobello's fairy-tale trulli houses.
61 cruises
1 cruise lines
from €359Cruises from Bari
Brisbane, Australia
Brisbane's cruise terminal serves as the departure point for voyages to the Great Barrier Reef, South Pacific Islands, and New Zealand. Queensland's sunny capital offers a relaxed subtropical atmosphere with lush South Bank Parklands and easy day trips to the Gold Coast and Moreton Island.
59 cruises
2 cruise lines
from €148Cruises from Brisbane
Jacksonville, Florida
Jacksonville's JAXPORT cruise terminal offers a relaxed, uncrowded embarkation in northeast Florida, just a short drive from St. Augustine, America's oldest city. The port serves Bahamas and Caribbean itineraries, while the city features Atlantic beaches and a growing food and brewery scene along the St. Johns River.
59 cruises
1 cruise lines
from €318Cruises from Jacksonville
San Diego, California
San Diego offers one of the most pleasant cruise departures on the West Coast, with year-round sunshine and the vibrant Gaslamp Quarter steps from the terminal. Home to the world-famous San Diego Zoo and beautiful Coronado Beach, cruises from here head south to the Mexican Riviera or north toward Hawaii.
58 cruises
3 cruise lines
from €278Cruises from San Diego
Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Santa Cruz de Tenerife is the main port of the largest Canary Island, where Spain's highest peak, Mount Teide, rises above subtropical landscapes. The port serves transatlantic, West African, and Canary Islands repositioning cruises, with the striking Auditorio de Tenerife and the ancient laurel forests of Anaga adding to its allure.
49 cruises
1 cruise lines
from €399Cruises from Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Baltimore, Maryland
Baltimore's cruise terminal at the Inner Harbor offers mid-Atlantic travelers a drive-to option for Caribbean and Bahamas cruises without flying south. The lively Inner Harbor features the National Aquarium and excellent seafood, while Fort McHenry, where the Star-Spangled Banner was inspired, and the cobblestone streets of Fell's Point add historic charm.
47 cruises
1 cruise lines
from €557Cruises from Baltimore
Pointe-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe
Pointe-a-Pitre is the main port of Guadeloupe, a butterfly-shaped French Caribbean island where lush volcanic rainforests meet white-sand beaches and turquoise lagoons. From the active La Soufriere volcano to the Jacques Cousteau Underwater Reserve, it offers a unique blend of Caribbean warmth and French sophistication.
46 cruises
1 cruise lines
from €249Cruises from Pointe-a-Pitre
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Buenos Aires, the "Paris of South America," is a passionate, culturally rich city and the continent's most important cruise departure point. The port is the gateway to Patagonia, Antarctica, and the Falkland Islands, while passengers can experience tango in La Boca and indulge in world-famous Argentine steak and Malbec.
46 cruises
3 cruise lines
from €376Cruises from Buenos Aires
Las Palmas, Spain
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is a major cruise port perfectly positioned between Europe, Africa, and the Americas. The city boasts the stunning urban beach of Las Canteras and the historic Vegueta quarter where Columbus stopped en route to the New World, popular for transatlantic repositioning cruises and Canary Islands itineraries.
45 cruises
1 cruise lines
from €299Cruises from Las Palmas
Santos, Brazil
Santos is Brazil's busiest cruise port and the maritime gateway to Sao Paulo, South America's largest metropolis. The port offers departures for South American coastal voyages, transatlantic crossings, and cruises to Patagonia and Antarctica, while the city features the world's longest beachfront garden and a fascinating coffee museum.
42 cruises
1 cruise lines
from €349Cruises from Santos
Lisbon, Portugal
Lisbon, perched on seven hills along the Tagus River, is one of Europe's most charismatic cruise ports, where colorful tiled facades, vintage trams, and the aroma of pastel de nata fill the air. The city's maritime heritage runs deep, from the Belem Tower to the ancient Alfama district, serving Atlantic, Mediterranean, and transatlantic cruises.
39 cruises
2 cruise lines
from €609Cruises from Lisbon
Dubai, UAE
Dubai's Mina Rashid cruise terminal is a gleaming gateway to the Gulf region, where futuristic skyscrapers, luxury shopping, and desert adventures await. The city of the Burj Khalifa and the artificial Palm Jumeirah serves cruises exploring the Arabian Gulf, Oman, and the Indian subcontinent.
36 cruises
1 cruise lines
from €652Cruises from Dubai
Hong Kong, China
Hong Kong's Kai Tak Cruise Terminal offers panoramic views of Victoria Harbour and the towering skyline. This dynamic city blends traditional Chinese temples and street markets with ultra-modern architecture and Michelin-starred dining, serving as a key hub for Southeast Asia, Japan, and world cruise routes.
33 cruises
5 cruise lines
from €163Cruises from Hong Kong
Cape Town, South Africa
Cape Town is one of the most dramatically located cruise ports in the world, nestled between the iconic Table Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean. The V&A Waterfront provides a vibrant pre-cruise experience, and the port serves voyages around southern Africa, into the Indian Ocean, and on grand world cruise itineraries.
11 cruises
3 cruise lines
from €858Cruises from Cape Town
Yokohama, Japan
Yokohama is Japan's leading cruise port and the main gateway for cruises around the Japanese archipelago and across the Pacific. Just 30 minutes from central Tokyo, this cosmopolitan harbor city features the vibrant Minato Mirai waterfront and Japan's largest Chinatown.
No current sailingsCruises from Yokohama
Amsterdam
Amsterdam's cruise terminal along the IJ waterway places passengers within easy reach of the city's iconic canal ring, world-class museums, and vibrant cultural scene. The Rijksmuseum, the Anne Frank House, and the Van Gogh Museum make it an exceptional starting point for Northern European, Norwegian fjord, and Baltic itineraries.
No current sailingsCruises from Amsterdam
Baltra Island
Baltra Island is the main arrival point for the Galapagos archipelago, one of the most extraordinary wildlife destinations on earth. The small terminal serves as the starting point for expedition cruises through volcanic islands where giant tortoises, marine iguanas, and blue-footed boobies live without fear of humans.
No current sailingsCruises from Baltra Island