406 cruises found
Cruising in North America often feels like traveling on a grand scale: one morning you are facing an Alaskan glacier, and the next you are stepping ashore in a port town to walk among docks, markets, and wooden houses.
The appeal lies as much in arriving by sea as in the contrasts ashore, from lush forests and Maine lighthouses to the narrow streets of Old Quebec and the New York skyline.
Depending on the itinerary and ship you choose, the trip can focus on nature, culture, cities, family fun, or quiet contemplation: everyone can find their own pace.
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North America
Itinerary : Los Angeles, Santa Catalina, Ensenada, Los Angeles
9 other departures
Carnival Firenze
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
12/14/2026
from
$ 203
Other departures:
31 Aug 2026
07-14-21-28 Sep 2026
05 Oct 2026
Other departures
Itinerary : Los Angeles, Catalina, Ensenada, Los Angeles
40 other departures
Ovation of the Seas
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
11/16/2026
from
$ 290
Other departures:
12-19-26 Oct 2026
02-09-23-30 Nov 2026
14 Dec 2026
Other departures
Itinerary : Los Angeles, Cabo San Lucas, Ensenada, Los Angeles
3 other departures
Voyager of the Seas
7 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
10/16/2026
from
$ 298
Other departures:
30 Oct 2026
09-23 Apr 2027
Itinerary : San Diego, Catalina, Ensenada, San Diego
11 other departures
Serenade of the Seas
5 d
Inside Stateroom
San Diego
01/10/2027
from
$ 299
Other departures:
11 Oct 2026
29 Nov 2026
06 Dec 2026
Other departures
Itinerary : San Diego, Catalina, Ensenada, San Diego
1 other departures
Serenade of the Seas
5 d
Inside Stateroom
San Diego
02/07/2027
from
$ 318
Other departures:
21 Mar 2027
Itinerary : Los Angeles, Ensenada, Los Angeles
5 other departures
Navigator of the Seas
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
01/24/2028
from
$ 336
Other departures:
15 Nov 2027
07 Feb 2028
06-27 Mar 2028
Other departures
Itinerary : San Diego, Catalina, Ensenada, San Diego
Serenade of the Seas
5 d
Inside Stateroom
San Diego
03/07/2027
from
$ 348
Itinerary : Los Angeles, Ensenada, Los Angeles
4 other departures
Ovation of the Seas
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
11/01/2027
from
$ 357
Other departures:
04-11-18-25 Oct 2027
Itinerary : Los Angeles, Ensenada, Los Angeles
Voyager of the Seas
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
02/15/2027
from
$ 377
Itinerary : Los Angeles, Ensenada, Los Angeles
Navigator of the Seas
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
12/20/2027
from
$ 380
Itinerary : Los Angeles, Catalina, Ensenada, Los Angeles
Navigator of the Seas
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
12/13/2027
from
$ 398
Itinerary : Los Angeles, Catalina, Ensenada, Los Angeles
Navigator of the Seas
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
11/29/2027
from
$ 398
Itinerary : Los Angeles, Catalina, Ensenada, Los Angeles
Quantum of the Seas
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
08/31/2026
from
$ 406
Itinerary : Los Angeles, Ensenada, Los Angeles
Ovation of the Seas
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
09/27/2027
from
$ 412
Itinerary : Los Angeles, Catalina, Ensenada, Los Angeles
Voyager of the Seas
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
01/04/2027
from
$ 421
Itinerary : Los Angeles, Cabo San Lucas, Ensenada, Los Angeles
Norwegian Encore
6 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
02/08/2028
from
$ 459
Itinerary : San Diego, Catalina, Ensenada, Cabo San Lucas, San Diego
Serenade of the Seas
8 d
Inside Stateroom
San Diego
12/13/2026
from
$ 468
Itinerary : Los Angeles, Catalina, Ensenada, Los Angeles
1 other departures
Ovation of the Seas
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
01/07/2027
from
$ 477
Other departures:
24 Sep 2026
Itinerary : Los Angeles, Catalina, Ensenada, Los Angeles
Voyager of the Seas
6 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
01/29/2027
from
$ 489
Itinerary : Los Angeles, Cabo San Lucas, Ensenada, Los Angeles
1 other departures
Ovation of the Seas
8 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
01/29/2027
from
$ 497
Other departures:
15 Jan 2027
Itinerary : Los Angeles, San Diego, Ensenada, Los Angeles
Emerald Princess
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Los Angeles
11/24/2026
from
$ 503
Itinerary : Los Angeles, Catalina, Cabo San Lucas, Ensenada, Los Angeles
3 other departures
Ovation of the Seas
8 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
12/04/2026
from
$ 509
Other departures:
12-26 Feb 2027
12 Mar 2027
Itinerary : Los Angeles, Cabo San Lucas, Los Angeles
1 other departures
Voyager of the Seas
6 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
04/29/2027
from
$ 514
Other departures:
03 Feb 2027
Itinerary : Los Angeles, Ensenada, San Diego, San Francisco, Los Angeles
Emerald Princess
8 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
03/21/2027
from
$ 529
Itinerary : Los Angeles, San Francisco, Santa Barbara, San Diego, Ensenada, Los Angeles
1 other departures
Emerald Princess
8 d
Inside Stateroom
Los Angeles
03/28/2027
from
$ 539
Other departures:
14 Mar 2027
Juneau
Skagway
Glacier Bay
Juneau
Skagway
Glacier Bay
Juneau
Skagway
Glacier Bay
Quebec City
Halifax
Portland
Quebec City
Halifax
Portland
Quebec City
Halifax
Portland
Boston
New York
Seattle
Boston
New York
Seattle
Boston
New York
Seattle
Vancouver
Victoria
Seattle
Vancouver
Victoria
Seattle
Vancouver
Victoria
Seattle
Weather & swimming
Cool to mild depending on the region. A good time for coastal cities, Alaska's early season, and less crowded ports of call.
Expert advice
An excellent choice for Alaska if you want fewer crowds, and for city itineraries if you enjoy walking without excessive heat.
Weather & swimming
Peak season for nature. Expect long days in Alaska, plenty of activities, more favorable weather, and larger crowds.
Expert advice
This is prime time for Alaska and family travel. Book early for the most popular itineraries.
Weather & swimming
Fall colors, beautiful light, and a seasonal atmosphere. Especially popular in Canada and New England, with cooler weather in Alaska late in the season.
Expert advice
The best time for Canada and New England cruises, especially for fall colors, historic harbors, and a more intimate atmosphere.
Weather & swimming
Cruise options are more limited in the north. Alaska and Canada/New England are generally not suited to traditional cruises in midwinter.
Expert advice
Best considered for select coastal itineraries or repositioning cruises. For Alaska and Canada, plan to travel between May and October.
| Season | Weather & swimming | Expert advice |
|---|---|---|
May - June (spring) | Cool to mild depending on the region. A good time for coastal cities, Alaska's early season, and less crowded ports of call. | An excellent choice for Alaska if you want fewer crowds, and for city itineraries if you enjoy walking without excessive heat. |
July - August (high season) Peak season for nature. Expect long days in Alaska, plenty of activities, more favorable weather, and larger crowds. This is prime time for Alaska and family travel. Book early for the most popular itineraries. | ||
September - October (fall) | Fall colors, beautiful light, and a seasonal atmosphere. Especially popular in Canada and New England, with cooler weather in Alaska late in the season. | The best time for Canada and New England cruises, especially for fall colors, historic harbors, and a more intimate atmosphere. |
November - April (low season) | Cruise options are more limited in the north. Alaska and Canada/New England are generally not suited to traditional cruises in midwinter. | Best considered for select coastal itineraries or repositioning cruises. For Alaska and Canada, plan to travel between May and October. |
In North America, a rewarding pace often means choosing one major highlight in each port: a glacier, historic neighborhood, market, lighthouse, or seaside walk.
In Juneau
Mendenhall Glacier remains one of the easiest ways to experience Alaska's glacial landscapes.
At Glacier Bay
Scenic cruising lets you watch glaciers, mountains, and wildlife from the ship.
In Vancouver
Stanley Park offers a genuine escape into nature without leaving the city.
In Juneau
Mendenhall Glacier remains one of the easiest ways to experience Alaska's glacial landscapes.
At Glacier Bay
Scenic cruising lets you watch glaciers, mountains, and wildlife from the ship.
In Vancouver
Stanley Park offers a genuine escape into nature without leaving the city.
In Quebec City
Old Quebec, the fortifications, and Petit Champlain capture the essence of this port of call.
In Boston
The Freedom Trail connects several sites central to American history.
In Halifax
The Citadel and waterfront offer a clear sense of the city's maritime identity.
In Quebec City
Old Quebec, the fortifications, and Petit Champlain capture the essence of this port of call.
In Boston
The Freedom Trail connects several sites central to American history.
In Halifax
The Citadel and waterfront offer a clear sense of the city's maritime identity.
In Skagway
The White Pass train offers spectacular views of mountains, bridges, waterfalls, and valleys.
In New York
Sailing into or out of the harbor offers one of the most beautiful views of the skyline and the Statue of Liberty.
In Seattle
On a clear day, the Space Needle offers sweeping views of the city, Puget Sound, and the mountains.
In Skagway
The White Pass train offers spectacular views of mountains, bridges, waterfalls, and valleys.
In New York
Sailing into or out of the harbor offers one of the most beautiful views of the skyline and the Statue of Liberty.
In Seattle
On a clear day, the Space Needle offers sweeping views of the city, Puget Sound, and the mountains.
Cruise past Alaska's glaciers from the ship's deck
Travelers often describe scenic cruising in Alaska as the highlight of the trip. Glacier Bay, Hubbard Glacier, and the region's fjords create the rare sensation of moving slowly through an immense landscape of ice, mountains, mist, and silence.
Stroll through Old Quebec amid narrow streets, ramparts, and views of the St. Lawrence River
Quebec City stands out for its atmosphere, which is very different from that of other North American ports of call. Travelers enjoy Petit Champlain, the fortifications, the views from Dufferin Terrace, and the sense of a historic city that is easy to explore on foot from the port.
Experience East Coast maritime culture in Halifax, Boston, or Portland
East Coast ports appeal for their easygoing pace: walk along a waterfront, visit a lighthouse, browse a market, try a lobster roll, or stroll down a historic street. Travelers especially remember the blend of heritage, local food, and close connection to the sea.
Ride the Mount Roberts tram for views over Juneau, the sea, and the forest
In Juneau, many travelers focus on Mendenhall Glacier or whale watching, but Mount Roberts offers a different way to experience the port. From above, you can see the harbor, ships, channel, mountains, and forest trails that begin almost directly above the city.
Try a lobster roll on the Portland waterfront
In Portland, travelers often enjoy simple moments around the harbor. A lobster roll, a few fishing boats, the cobblestone streets of the Old Port, and the scent of the Atlantic create a quintessential Maine port call without requiring a packed schedule.
Explore Granville Island, from its market and workshops to its views of Vancouver
In Vancouver, Granville Island is a lively alternative to more traditional tours. Travelers will find a covered market, artisans, casual places to eat, bustling docks, and beautiful views of False Creek and the downtown skyline.
Cruise North America: combine mythical cities, beaches and wilderness!
North America, a multi-faceted destination to discover
Come and discover the diversity of North America, the part of the American continent made up of Canada, the United States and Mexico. Surrounded by three seas, the Pacific Ocean to the west, the Atlantic Ocean to the east and the Arctic Ocean to the north, this destination will enable sea-lovers to make their dreams of escape come true. The diversity of landscapes, richness and cultural contrasts of North America make it a destination for every taste. As you travel from city to city, you'll come across places that will let you savor the joys of vacation.
From the Isthmus of Panama, North America stretches to the edge of the North Pole. A trip to this destination will give you the opportunity to discover the world's third largest territory, covering 24 million km². Steeped in over 2,000 years of history, North America has become a veritable cultural melting pot. From pre-Columbian times to the present day, this part of the globe has been marked by a succession of civilizations, starting with the Amerindians, the continent's indigenous people. Their culture lives on today in Canada and many parts of the USA, through various tribes, the best known being the Iroquois, Navajo, Cheyenne, Cherokee and Apache. This was followed by Viking colonization around the year 1000. Discover this chapter of Greenland's history. The arrival of Europeans with the discovery of the continent by Christopher Columbus in 1492 marked the beginning of the founding of cities and states as we know them today.
North America's must-sees: megacities, nature and wide-open spaces
North America immediately conjures up images of megacities. And no matter how many times you've seen them in photos, North America's iconic cities always appeal to visitors. Each of these glittering, skyscraper-clad cities also boasts some of the finest period architecture in the world. In New York's East Village, for example, in the Little Havana district of Miami's Design City, or in Old Pasadena on the edge of Los Angeles, time seems to stand still. These picturesque neighborhoods reveal a different image of these ultramodern cities. The same is true of Canada's major cities: Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver.
Whether it's New York for its hustle and bustle, Miami and Hawaii for its dream beaches, Chicago for its architecture, Panama City for its multi-faceted atmosphere or Hollywood for its 7th art, there's something for everyone on a North American cruise. Taking a trip to this destination also gives you the chance to play with contrasts, to reconcile extremes: big city and wilderness, modern city and picturesque village, snow-capped peak and sunny beach. If you dream of adventure and wide-open spaces, this continent is the place for you. Discover Alaska's wild, snow-capped mountains. Let yourself be tempted by a hike around the great lakes and in the Canadian Rockies. Set off for great adventures in the Grand Canyon and deserts of the USA, or explore the lush forests of Mexico. Your trip will also take you to some of the world's most impressive natural sights, including Niagara Falls, straddling the border between the USA and Canada.
North America: when to go?
From the far north of Canada to the deep south of Central America, the climate varies considerably. In the northern part of the maple-leaf country, the weather is increasingly polar-like, while Mexico and the countries to the south of this destination enjoy plenty of sunshine most of the year. To make the most of your trip to North America, leave at the right time. For sun and sea holidays, or to explore the U.S. national parks, summer departures are particularly recommended. At this time of year, the southern part of the continent, where the Rocky Mountains and the seaside towns of the Pacific coast are concentrated, enjoys exceptional sunshine. Florida, on the other hand, nicknamed the Sunshine State, boasts a year-round spring climate. So you can discover it at any time.
In Canada, nature slowly wakes up from April onwards, but the sun really shines from June to August. It's time for summer pleasures. The months of September and October are characterized by a mild climate, typical of the Indian summer. At this time of year, nature is decked out in magnificent shimmering colors of gold and orange. A hike during the Indian summer reveals another face of Canada: picturesque, a real feast for the eyes. If you want to enjoy the magic of winter and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the far north, discover Canada between December and March. Beware: temperatures can drop to -40°! Central America is characterized by a warm tropical climate, with an average of 20°C all year round. From August to October, the Caribbean coasts are humid. Choose destinations along the Pacific coast to enjoy the good weather!
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