Anguilla is a flat, low-lying British Overseas Territory in the Eastern Caribbean known for its 33 pristine white-sand beaches, clear turquoise waters, and unhurried luxury pace. Anguilla remains an exclusive port of call mostly visited by small luxury liners, tall sailing ships, and boutique cruise yachts. Cruise ships anchor offshore in Road Bay, where ship…
Virgin Gorda is the third-largest and most tranquil island in the British Virgin Islands (BVI), the island lacks deep-water docks for large cruise ships, ships have to anchor offshore in St. Thomas Bay or the North Sound, using tender boats to land passengers directly at the Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbour pier in Spanish Town Stepping…
St. Barts (Saint Barthélemy) is the French Caribbean’s most glamorous destination, renowned for its red-roofed capital of Gustavia, luxury boutiques, historic Swedish colonial architecture, and pristine turquoise beaches. There are no deep-water docks for large cruise ships, vessels anchor offshore in the sheltered bay and transport passengers via tender boats directly to the Quai du…
St. Croix is the largest of the U.S. Virgin Islands, and offers cruise passengers a laid-back Caribbean destination with Danish architecture, uncrowded beaches, and rich marine life. Cruise ships dock at the Ann E. Abramson Marine Facility in the waterfront town of Frederiksted on the island’s western coast. Stepping off the 400 metre deep-water pier…
St. Kitts is in the Leeward Islands of the eastern Caribbean, with cruise ships docking at Port Zante in the capital city of Basseterre. Step off the ship and walk into a purpose-built waterfront plaza filled with duty-free stores, local craft markets, and shaded outdoor cafes. The port location makes exploring on your own very…
Tortola is the largest of the British Virgin Islands, with most cruise ships docking at the Cyril B. Romney Tortola Pier Park in Road Town. The dock is on the edge of the capital city, meaning you are steps away from local shops, cafes, and waterfront views as soon as you walk off the gangway….
Amber Cove sits along the Bay of Maimón on the north coast of the Dominican Republic, it is a purpose-built, resort-style cruise terminal exclusively for Carnival Corporation vessels. Since its opening, it has become a central gateway to the North Coast, allowing passengers to step from their ship into a 30-acre complex featuring swimming pools,…
The Antigua cruise port gets you right in the heart of St. John’s, the vibrant and historic capital of Antigua and Barbuda. Renowned for 365 distinct beaches – one for every day of the year – this island is highly accessible for cruise travelers. Whether your goal for the day is to swim in the…
St. Thomas’ cruise port anchors you right beside Charlotte Amalie, the bustling, duty-free capital of the U.S. Virgin Islands. Famous for its green hillsides, Danish colonial architecture, and world-renowned bays, this island is highly accessible for travelers. You do not need an expensive cruise line excursion to experience the signature beaches or the historic downtown…
