Royal Caribbean and Carnival have cruises traveling from Baltimore down to the Caribbean - whether Northern, Western or Eastern Caribbean is your destination.
Royal Caribbean's 9-Night Eastern Caribbean cruise visits San Juan, Puerto Rico; Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas; Samana, Dominican Republic; and Labadee, Haiti.
Carnival's 14-Night Western Caribbean Cruise visits Labadee, Haiti; Samana, Dominican Republic; Tortola, B.V.I., Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Basseterre, St. Kitts; St. Johns, Antigua; and Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas.
American Cruise Lines offers a 7-night through the Chesapeake Bay with stops in historic coastal towns such as Yorktown and Williamsburg, Virginia; Cambridge, Maryland; and Annapolis, Maryland.
If you're in the mood to head farther north, Royal Caribbean offers a New England and Canada cruise which heads to Portland, Maine; Bar Harbor, Maine; Saint John, New Brunswick; Halifax, Nova Scotia; and Boston, Massachusetts.
American Cruise Lines has several other itineraries that depart from the Port Authority in Baltimore, such as East Coast Inland Passage and Mid-Atlantic Inland Passage, which end at Amelia Island, Florida and Charleston, South Carolina respectively.
Two other popular Northern Caribbean cruise destinations are Bermuda and the Bahamas. Royal Caribbean and Carnival both sail to the Bahamas; these trips range from 7 to 9 days in length.
A Celebrity Cruise to the Bahamas visits Charleston, South Carolina; Key West, Florida; Nassau, Bahamas; and Cococay, Bahamas.
Only Royal Caribbean heads to Bermuda with just one port day in Kings Wharf, Bermuda. This trip lasts 5 nights.
