Destinations
Where cruises from Baltimore actually go
64 of the 106 sailings we list go to the Bahamas, most of them 7 nights long. The rest go to Bermuda, the Southern Caribbean, the Eastern Caribbean, and Canada and New England. The counts on each card come straight from the schedule.
Bahamas
Mostly Carnival's week-long round trips, all year on Carnival Pride and in winter on Carnival Miracle as well. Every one calls at Nassau and Celebration Key, with Half Moon Cay or Princess Cays as the third stop.
64 sailings · 7 to 8 nights · from $650
Bermuda
Round trips from late May to October to the Royal Naval Dockyard, where Bermuda's big cruise piers are. Royal Caribbean's Vision of the Seas sails 5-night trips with one night docked in Bermuda, and 9-night trips that add Nassau and Bimini. Carnival Pride's 7-night trips spend two nights there.
26 sailings · 5 to 9 nights · from $689
Southern Caribbean
Mostly Carnival's 12- and 14-night trips, a handful a year, which reach islands such as Aruba, Curaçao, St. Lucia, Barbados and Antigua, usually with St. Thomas or St. Maarten on the way.
7 sailings · 8 to 14 nights · from $704
Eastern Caribbean
Carnival's 9-night trips, most of them on Carnival Miracle in winter. Some call at Amber Cove in the Dominican Republic, San Juan and St. Thomas or St. Maarten; others pair Amber Cove and Grand Turk with two stops in the Bahamas.
5 sailings · 9 nights · from $909
Canada and New England
Vision of the Seas' 9-night round trips in late summer and autumn, calling at Boston, Portland in Maine, Saint John in New Brunswick and Halifax. Some add Sydney, Nova Scotia.
4 sailings · 9 nights · from $979
Starting fares per person, for the cheapest cabin listed, with taxes and port fees included, checked . Fares change often, so check the current price before you book.
