Category: Misc. Cruises
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Marmaris Charter Cruises
While all Marmaris charter cruises will visit some of the most exotic places in the world, cabin charters may appeal to those looking for a more social environment. They are also perfect for first-time cruisers – including singles, couples, and small groups — that do not wish to charter an entire yacht. On cabin charters, because the environment is highly social, you’ll meet people from all around the world. Read more […] -
Imperial Majesty Cruise Lines
Founded in 1999, Imperial Majesty Cruise Lines is a budget cruise line currently featuring the only two-night cruise from Fort Lauderdale, Florida to Nassau/Paradise Island Bahamas. Read more […] -
Cruise Lines Leaving From California
The most popular California ports of call are San Diego, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Long Beach. Located three miles from the San Diego airport and the closest U.S. city to Mexico, the port of San Diego welcomes more than 190 cruise ships per year. Read more […] -
Marmaris Mini Cruises
You can enjoy the same types of activities on a Marmaris mini-cruise as any other Marmaris cruise. These shorter cruises feature everything from snorkeling, swimming, and water sports to dining and shopping. Read more […] -
Imperial Majesty Cruises
If you’re interested in taking a super short cruise whether you are looking for a quick getaway mid-week or an extended weekend, why not try a two-night Imperial Majesty cruise? If you haven’t heard of Imperial Majesty Cruises, here’s a bit of background information on the line. Founded in 1999, Imperial Majesty Cruise Lines is a budget cruise line currently featuring the only two-night cruise from Fort Lauderdale, Florida to Nassau/Paradise Island Bahamas. Read more […] -
Cruise Lines Leaving From Texas
In the vast state of Texas alone, there are 16 ports of call throughout the region. The most popular Texas port is Galveston. Port Isabel and Port of Houston are also listed as notable ports for cruise passengers. Read more […]