Maui is a popular port for cruise passengers. The island is known for its lovely white sand beaches, expansive coral reefs for snorkeling and diving, stunning vistas, soft adventure opportunities and more. If you’re planning to travel to Maui, here are a few great things to do on your visit.

Grand Bahama Island is becoming a popular port for cruise ships. The island features some stunning beaches, outstanding watersports, and opportunities for adventure both on land and under the sea. If your next cruise visits Grand Bahama Island, here are five great things to do while you're in port.

St. Thomas is a popular port of call for cruise passengers. Ships dock in Charlotte Amalie, a bustling town filled with duty-free shops and restaurants. From there, guests can head out to explore the island or travel by boat to nearby St. John. Here are five great things to do while in St. Thomas.

Heading to San Juan on your next cruise? Don’t miss sampling some of Puerto Rico’s famed “cocina criolla” while you’re there, along with delicious seafood, fruit smoothies, and even healthy fare. Many San Juan restaurants serve these tasty treats, plus much more. Check out these five great spots.

Alaska cruises are a popular way to see one of America's most scenic regions, but ships holding thousands aren't the only option. There's a much more intimate and personalized way to see the "real Alaska." Take a unique Alaska un-cruise aboard a small ship and get close to wildlife and nature.

Looking for an inexpensive vacation escape? A short cruise may be just the answer. These cruises depart from a wide variety of U.S. and international ports, eliminating expensive flights and making these vacations very convenient. Learn more to see if a short cruise getaway is right for you.

Need to get away? Consider taking a last minute cruise to relax and enjoy a quick break. There are plenty of last minute cruises to meet your needs and you might even get a bargain as well. Here are seven tips for taking a last minute cruise, saving money, and finding great last minute cruise deals.

Cruising can be a perfect option for charitable travelers. Rather than staying in one spot, a cruise vacation allows volunteers to spread their generosity and give back to organizations in multiple destinations over the course of their trip. It's just important to pick the right itinerary.

For the first time in the company's history, Disney Cruise Line ships will set sail from three new ports in 2012: New York, Seattle and Galveston, Texas. This will make the Disney cruise vacation experience easier to access for families around the country. New itineraries are available as well.

Disney Cruise Line welcomes the Disney Fantasy, the newest ship in their fleet. The ship sails from Port Canaveral on alternating seven-night Caribbean itineraries. A sister ship to the Disney Dream, the Disney Fantasy offers many of the line's tried-and-true popular features and new ones as well.