There’s nowhere like Half Moon Cay, our crescent-shaped private island in the Bahamas. Porthole Cruise Magazine’s named Half Moon Cay a Best Private Island for two decades consecutively. Sugary sand and miles of impossibly blue lagoon waters make it a continued favorite.
Between the celebrity chefs who’ve set up shop on Grand Cayman and the 135 or so resident nationalities that season the island’s giant melting pot, this is one of the best places to eat in the Caribbean. Nosh on cassava cake, conch stew or spicy Cayman-style lobster.
Colorful wooden houses, tangerine sunsets, and the constant crowing of roosters are the first things you’ll notice on your Key West cruise. Key West relishes a laid-back lifestyle, except for hundreds of noisy birds roaming freely and lively Duval street nightlife.
A cruise to Cozumel transports you to a Caribbean island off Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, beloved by scuba divers and sun seekers. It offers an array of unique attractions, including the Tulum Mayan ruins, a real shipwreck, and underwater sculpture gardens.
