Sail past the Manhattan skyline to Bermuda, New England & Canada, the Caribbean — or across the Atlantic.
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New York has three cruise terminals — Manhattan, Brooklyn and Cape Liberty in Bayonne, New Jersey. Sailing out past the Statue of Liberty is a highlight on its own. From here you can cruise to Bermuda, New England and Canada for fall foliage, the Bahamas and Caribbean, or cross the Atlantic to Europe. Our specialists compare sailings and arrange hotels and transfers.
Leave past the Manhattan skyline and the Statue of Liberty.
Boston, Maine, Halifax and Québec — especially beautiful during fall foliage season.
Pink-sand beaches about two days' sail away, mostly in spring through fall.
Classic ocean-liner crossings between New York and Southampton, England.
Easy to reach by car or train from across the Northeast.
Cruise lines, ships and itineraries from each port change by season and year. Your specialist confirms what's sailing on your dates before you book.
It depends on the cruise line and ship — Manhattan Cruise Terminal (West Side), Brooklyn Cruise Terminal (Red Hook) or Cape Liberty (Bayonne, NJ). We'll confirm yours when you book.
Bermuda and New England sailings run mostly from spring to fall. Fall foliage cruises in September and October are especially popular. Caribbean sailings run year-round on some ships.
LaGuardia (LGA), JFK and Newark (EWR) all serve the New York terminals. Newark is often closest to Cape Liberty.
Round-trip cruises from New York usually allow U.S. citizens to sail with a birth certificate and photo ID, but a passport is strongly recommended. Transatlantic crossings require a passport.
Tell us your dates and how many are traveling. A CLIA-certified cruise specialist will compare sailings from New York across cruise lines and call you back — usually within 15 minutes during business hours.
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