Ports of Embarkation: North America
Canada
Montreal -- Port facilities, facts, and a useful introduction to the city of Montreal.
Quebec City -- -- General cruise information and a chart of the cruise lines calling on Quebec City.
Vancouver -- The gateway to Alaska cruising. Extremely useful site updated with 1998 Vancouver-Alaska information.
United States
Fort Lauderdale -- Port Everglades declares itself "America's Finest Cruise Port." This is certainly the best port web site with maps, arrival directions, departures, travel tips, and extensive terminal information.
Houston -- Take a Caribbean cruise direct from the Port of Houston Authority's Barbours Cut Terminal.
Los Angeles -- The World Cruise Center (technically in San Pedro) contains facts, a map, and a historic look at the Port of Los Angeles.
Miami -- The busiest cruise port in the world, the Port of Miami is the "Cruise Capital of the World."
New Orleans -- Home to cruise ships and riverboats, cruises from Robin Street Wharf and the Julia Street Cruise Terminal.
New York -- From the New York City Passenger Ship Terminal, schedules, directions, parking. and a map.
Port Canaveral -- Maps, sailing schedules, parking, and facility information.
San Diego -- Lots of useful info about the port and surrounding area.
San Francisco -- The goal of this site is to be the comprehensive source of information about the San Francisco waterfront; contains an overview and visitor information.
San Pedro -- Tour San Pedro, location of the Port of Los Angeles. Information on the harbor and more.
Seattle -- With extensive info on the harbor area and new Cruise terminals. Also the place for ferry service on the Victoria Clipper Line.
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