8 February 2010


 
Port of Departure  New York City, New York

Crystal Symphony docked at the New York Cruise Terminal, 47th Street

Crystal Symphony docked at the New York Cruise Terminal, 47th Street


Sailing out of New York is a great option for the millions of New York City area residents. It’s also ideal for people wanting to see Manhattan before taking a cruise.

New York City’s two cruise ship ports are located in the west side of Manhattan and Red Hook, Brooklyn. Major cruise lines including Norwegian, Princess, Holland America and Cunard offer itineraries from New York’s terminals.

Manhattan Cruise Terminal

The fourth busiest cruise terminal in the United States, the Manhattan cruise terminal has been accommodating ship passengers since the 1930s. The Manhattan cruise terminal is the primary home port for Transatlantic crossings to and from Europe. Other itineraries include Bermuda, Canada and the Caribbean.

Norwegian Cruise Lines has three ships regularly visiting the Manhattan port. The Norwegian Spirit offers a two-day New York trip or a 6-day Canada / New England route. Ports of call in the Canada / New England run include Halifax, Saint John, Boston and Martha’s Vineyard. The Norwegian Dawn offers 1-week cruises to Bermuda from May to October. The Norwegian Gem offers 7-day trips to the Bahamas, Florida and the Caribbean.

Holland America has two ships: the Eurodam and the Rotterdam sailing out of Manhattan. The Eurodam offers 10-day Canada/New England cruises visiting Boston, Bar Harbour, Halifax, Sydney, Charlottetown, Quebec City and Saguenay Fjords. The Rotterdam offers longer Transtlantic itineraries making stops in the east coast of Canada plus England, Ireland and France.

Brooklyn Cruise Terminal

Located opposite Governors Island in Red Hook, the Brooklyn cruise terminal is a 180,000 square foot terminal with a 500 car parking area plus taxi and bus drop off areas.

The Caribbean Princess calls the Brooklyn port home from May to October. This luxury 113,000 tonnes Princess ship visits the Caribbean from May to August. Ports of call include Bermuda, St. Thomas, Puerto Rico and Grand Turk. In the fall from September to November, the ship heads north to see the fall foliage in Canada and New England. Ports of call include Boston, Halifax, Saint John, Bar Harbour and Newport.

The Queen Mary 2 also docks in the Brooklyn cruise terminal offering Transatlantic voyages to England. The journey from Brooklyn to Southhampton, England takes six days and runs from April to November.
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