Cruise straight from Manhattan or the New Jersey coast — no flight needed. New York is home to two cruise terminals offering Bermuda, Caribbean, New England, Canada, and transatlantic sailings.
Located in Midtown Manhattan at Piers 88, 90, and 92. Norwegian Cruise Line operates from here with Caribbean sailings. Accessible by subway, taxi, or Uber — no airport required.
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Cape Liberty (Bayonne, NJ)
Royal Caribbean and Celebrity homeport ships at Cape Liberty. Easy access via car or taxi from New York City. Norwegian Breakaway also uses this terminal for select sailings.
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Bermuda Sailings
The most popular NYC cruise route — 5 and 7-night Bermuda sailings operate May through October. Royal Caribbean's Anthem of the Seas and Norwegian Breakaway are the primary ships.
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Canada & New England
7–14 night fall foliage cruises to Boston, Bar Harbor, Halifax, and Quebec City are among the most scenic voyages in North America. October sailings are especially beautiful.
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Caribbean from NYC
Yes, you can cruise to the Caribbean from New York! 10–14 night sailings to Puerto Rico, St. Maarten, and St. Thomas are popular — especially for travelers avoiding flying.
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Transatlantic Crossings
New York is a major transatlantic hub. Cunard's Queen Mary 2 makes regular 7-night crossings to Southampton. A bucket-list voyage departing from one of the world's great ports.
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Port Booking Questions
Our specialists have real-time access to all cruise line schedules from this port. Call (844) 578-1858 and we'll tell you exactly which ships are departing, on what dates, and at what prices — updated daily.
Most major US cruise ports have official parking facilities at $15–$25/day. We recommend booking parking in advance as lots fill up on busy departure days. Off-site parking with shuttle is usually cheaper — our agents can advise on the best option for your departure date.
Arrive 2–3 hours before your ship's departure time. Check-in closes 90 minutes before sailing — missing this window means missing your cruise. We recommend arriving early, completing check-in, and enjoying embarkation day activities before crowds build up.