Riverfront paths, bay-area history, downtown park views.
Port Tampa Bay is the cruise port for Tampa, Florida, with cruise terminals close to downtown. Tampa International Airport is about 9 km (6 miles) away, and ships sail from here to the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico.
Ways to spend your day
Tampa Riverwalk
Choose a selected open public section of the Tampa Riverwalk for city and water views.
Tampa Bay History Center
Choose selected available Tampa Bay History Center exhibits.
Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park
Choose permitted public spaces in Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park.
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Day 2Cruising.A full day at sea aboard Celebrity Constellation. Sailing from Tampa toward Key West.
Key West docks a few streets from Duval, so this is a walking port and a tour is rarely worth it. Mallory Square, the Hemingway house and the southernmost point are all on foot; the reef and the sunset sail are the two things worth booking.
Ways to spend your day
Fort & beach
Keep the fort, beach and a café meal together in one park outing.
Hemingway Home & lunch
Make the museum your anchor and add Blue Heaven only if the seating wait fits.
Old Town & Key lime pie
Choose food and a flexible walk for a shorter visit without a fixed attraction schedule.
Bimini is a Bahamian island destination with more to explore than a beach-club visit. Alice Town on North Bimini has restaurants and the Dolphin House museum; the islands also offer beaches, fishing, diving and snorkeling, including trips to the Sapona wreck. Check transport and return times for the activity you choose during your port call.
Ways to spend your day
Your cruise-line beach day
Choose a beach-club day only after confirming what your own cruise line includes.
Radio Beach
Choose sand outside the resort-club plan with your supplies and return ride arranged.
Dolphin House & local food
Choose the small museum, with Stuart’s as an optional afternoon food stop.
Nassau docks at Prince George Wharf in the middle of town, so Bay Street, the straw market and the fort are all on foot. Paradise Island and Cable Beach are short rides, and the day divides neatly between a beach and a rum tasting.
Ways to spend your day
Town & market
Browse the nearby squares and Straw Market, then stop for something to eat close to the port.
Beach break
Make the nearby beach your main stop, with refreshments and rentals available from vendors.
Bahamian lunch
Make local food the focus, choosing a vendor and meal that fit the time you have ashore.
The last of the four Millennium-class ships, in service since 2002. Nine places to eat, three of them extra, eight bars, and the class's crew ratio, which is the best in the fleet.