New River views, coastal gardens, Fort Lauderdale history.
Port Everglades is the cruise port for Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and is one of the busiest cruise ports in the world. It is about 4 km (2.5 miles) from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and is a major departure point for Caribbean sailings.
Ways to spend your day
Riverwalk public paths
Choose a manageable public section beside the New River.
Bonnet House Museum and Gardens
Choose selected first-floor exhibit rooms and garden spaces.
Historic Stranahan House
Choose selected rooms on the self-guided audio visit.
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Day 2At sea.A full day at sea aboard Coral Princess. Sailing from Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades) toward Oranjestad.
Oranjestad docks in the middle of town, with the pastel Dutch frontages and the shops immediately outside the terminal. Aruba's draw is the beach rather than the capital, and Eagle and Palm are both short rides north.
Ways to spend your day
Town & Dutch pancakes
Browse town and the waterfront, with pancakes or lunch at Renaissance Marketplace.
Eagle Beach
Choose Eagle Beach for your main outing, checking shade and rentals before settling in.
Palm Beach & food
Choose Palm Beach for a beach area with nearby restaurants and watersports.
Walled-city streets, a fortress, or the port’s wildlife garden.
Cartagena is a Caribbean port in Colombia whose walled colonial old town and fortifications are UNESCO-listed. The colourful streets of the old city and Getsemaní and the San Felipe fortress are the main sights.
Ways to spend your day
Cartagena Historic Center
Selected streets and exterior views inside the walled city.
Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas
Selected available areas of San Felipe fortress.
Port Oasis Ecopark
Selected permitted garden and wildlife-viewing areas at the terminal.
Canal views, the old quarter, a biodiversity museum.
Panama City cruise calls on the Pacific side often use the Amador Causeway cruise terminal. The Causeway, Biomuseo, and transfers toward Casco Viejo or the canal’s Pacific locks are typical; do not confuse this berth with Colón on the Caribbean side.
Ways to spend your day
Miraflores canal views
Check current access during modernization works and keep the agreed return time firm.
Casco Antiguo and a food break
Choose a comfortable section around Plaza de la Independencia after arranging both city connections.
Biomuseo on Amador
Check the museum’s opening on your actual visit date and arrange both connections.
Pisco is a coastal city in southern Peru and a common landing point for visits toward the Paracas Reserve and the Ballestas Islands. Cruise guests usually transfer from the harbour area; confirm whether your call is pier or tender and allow time for organized excursions.
Local history or two different waterfront settings
San Antonio is Chile's main freight port and a gateway to Santiago and Valparaíso. Ships often start or end cruises here, with transfers to the capital.
Overnight stay. The ship stays overnight, so this call runs across two days. Check the all-aboard time before heading out.
Ways to spend your day
Museo de Historia Natural e Histórico de San Antonio
Local history or two different waterfront settings
San Antonio is Chile's main freight port and a gateway to Santiago and Valparaíso. Ships often start or end cruises here, with transfers to the capital.
Second day in port. The ship stays overnight, so this call runs across two days. Check the all-aboard time before heading out.
Ways to spend your day
Museo de Historia Natural e Histórico de San Antonio
Dockyard history, cathedral surroundings, or Gypsy Cove paths.
Stanley is the capital of the Falkland Islands, a small town with a British feel, reached by tender. Penguin colonies, including those at Volunteer Point and Gypsy Cove, and war history sites are the main draws.
Ways to spend your day
Historic Dockyard Museum
Selected currently open museum exhibits.
Christ Church Cathedral and Whalebone Arch
The exterior surroundings and permitted cathedral visitor area.
Gypsy Cove
Selected currently open cove visitor paths and viewpoints.
Punta del Este is Uruguay’s Atlantic resort peninsula. Cruise ships usually tender or use seasonal landing arrangements; Playa Mansa, Playa Brava, and the peninsula tip are the day ashore. Confirm tender operations and return times before going far from the landing.
Ways to spend your day
A harbor-side break
Choose a short harbor outing and a nearby food break.
The lighthouse district
Explore a comfortable part of the historic lighthouse surroundings.
Montevideo is Uruguay’s capital and a Río de la Plata cruise port. Ships use the passenger terminal near the Ciudad Vieja; the Rambla, Mercado del Puerto, and old city walks fill a short call. Confirm pier and immigration steps on your documents.
Ways to spend your day
Lunch at the market
Make the food market the focus of a compact city outing.
The old city and its square
Choose part of the pedestrian district, ending at Plaza Independencia.
A theater visit
Use a confirmed visit time as the anchor, with a short city break if time remains.
Buenos Aires cruise ships use the Benito Quinquela Martín passenger terminal in Puerto Madero / Dock Sud approaches. San Telmo, La Boca, and Recoleta are typical city days by taxi or organized transfer; confirm the terminal entrance listed on your documents.
Overnight stay. The ship stays overnight, so this call runs across two days. Check the all-aboard time before heading out.
Ways to spend your day
The historic heart
Focus on the square and its landmark buildings.
Puerto Madero waterfront
Choose a dockside stroll centered on the pedestrian bridge.
Recoleta’s architecture
Make Recoleta Cemetery the focus rather than crossing several neighborhoods.
Buenos Aires cruise ships use the Benito Quinquela Martín passenger terminal in Puerto Madero / Dock Sud approaches. San Telmo, La Boca, and Recoleta are typical city days by taxi or organized transfer; confirm the terminal entrance listed on your documents.
Second day in port. The ship stays overnight, so this call runs across two days. Check the all-aboard time before heading out.
Ways to spend your day
The historic heart
Focus on the square and its landmark buildings.
Puerto Madero waterfront
Choose a dockside stroll centered on the pedestrian bridge.
Recoleta’s architecture
Make Recoleta Cemetery the focus rather than crossing several neighborhoods.
Rio de Janeiro cruise calls use the Píer Mauá passenger complex on Guanabara Bay near downtown. Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf, and Copacabana require timed transport from the pier; allow buffer for traffic and security queues on busy days.
Ways to spend your day
Science beside Praça Mauá
Make the museum the main visit rather than stacking several distant sights.
Sugarloaf’s cable cars
Book the entry band only after confirming both transfers and your return budget.
A Copacabana stroll
Choose a manageable stretch of the promenade and a nearby food break.
Fortaleza is a major city in Ceará, Brazil, on the Atlantic. Cruise ships use the passenger terminal when scheduled; beaches and downtown require transfers from the port area.
Santarém sits in Pará, Brazil, where the Tapajós meets the Amazon. River cruise landings use the waterfront; the meeting of the waters and Alter do Chão beaches are common excursion themes.
Bridgetown docks at the Deep Water Harbour, a hot fifteen-minute walk or a short taxi from the centre. Barbados rewards going further than the town: the west coast beaches, Harrison's Cave and the Atlantic surf at Bathsheba are all different islands in effect.
Ways to spend your day
Historic Bridgetown
Explore the city with a flexible route, keeping the port transfer separate from your town time.
Carlisle Bay package
Compare the cruise-passenger package and its return schedule before committing to a beach day.
A shorter port visit
Stay with the terminal’s food and shops when you prefer a short outing or less travel.
Princess Pizzeria: The Princess Pizzeria is conveniently located poolside for a casual bite while relaxing on deck or while watching Movies Under the Stars. · Deck 14
The Bar & Grill: Grilled Burgers and Dogs to Go Follow your nose to the Deck Barbecue where the burgers are flipping and the hot dogs roasting, served with a variety of fixin’s and crisp fries. · Deck 15
Horizon Court: An Ever-Changing Selection of Favourites Horizon Court offers an endless selection that changes throughout the day to satisfy the most discriminating palate. · Deck 14
Dine My Way: With this new offering, you can customise every aspect of mealtime. Make reservations for the main dining room or speciality restaurants at your preferred time each day.
Vegas Style Casino: From gaming lessons to the latest slot machines to prize tournaments, our Casinos offer fun and excitement.
The Atrium: The Ship’s Heart and Soul The inviting piazza-style grand Atrium shines as the stunning centrepiece of each ship, the epicentre of luxury, excitement and fun. · Deck 5
Princess Theatre: Broadway-Style Productions at Sea With dazzling stage sets, artists from around the globe, modern hits and timeless classics, the Princess Theatre, our largest theatre yet, showcases lavish, original productions with dynamic cast members in sumptuous surroundings. · Deck 6, 7
Universe Lounge: The Best Seat in the House is Yours! It’s on with the show in this art deco style intimate theatre with dramatic lighting and three revolving stages creating an extraordinarily versatile performance venue. · Deck 6, 7