Category: Cruise Ports
Carnival Cruise Lines port, Mahogany Bay, has a lot to offer it’s passengers. In fact, passengers may find it near impossible to narrow down what they want to do. Here are some of the most popular activities that cruise passengers enjoy while in Mahogany Bay. Kayak You won’t …
Visiting the Mayan ruins is an absolute must for anyone interested in the ancient Maya civilization. Dating back to approximately 2000 B.C. until around the 17th century A.D., the Maya ruled areas spanning over present day Mexico and Central America. The Mayan people were known for their impressive …
The Puerto Quetzal cruise port is very welcoming to travelers. There isn’t a lot to do in the port, but passengers can easily visit other areas in order to fill their time while they are in Guatemala. If your cruise ship will be docking in Puerto Quetzal for …
Port Antonio is one of the best places to visit in Jamaica. This is great for passengers on a cruise ship as the don’t have to go very far in order to find a lot of things to do. This area has the best of everything in the …
The vibrant town of Colon is a common port to stop at for those going on a Caribbean cruise. Many cruise ships only stop here for a few hours which doesn’t give travelers a lot of time to explore. Here are some of the things that you should …
Amber Cove has only been opened since October 2015. While it is a fairly new cruise port, it’s become pretty popular among travelers as it allows them to easily access some of the Dominican Republic. If your cruise ship will be spending just a day in Amber Cove, …
Spending A Day In Freeport Bahamas Many cruise ships don’t stop in Freeport for longer than a day. That’s okay because you can easily get around the area and see much of what you want to in a limited amount of time. Here are some of the things …
Oahu is the third largest Hawaiian island. The majority of the locals live here, which means there are plenty of things to do. The next time you are in Oahu, make sure you check out the following places. Visit Makapu’u Tidepools This is by far one of the …
Experience Jamaica Like a Local Yes Jamaica is known for reggae music, jerk seasoning and delicious rum among other things, but we’ll give you some tips to experience Jamaica like a local. Jamaica looks a lot different through a local’s eyes versus being a tourist. You can really …
At only 108 square miles in size, many passengers on cruise ships wonder what there actually is to do in Antigua. While it’s a rather small country, there are still plenty of places to go and because it’s so small, most of them are in walking distance. This …
