Ports of Call

Before or after your cruise, you can discover all that the Fort Lauderdale area has to offer. Capture the sights of the Everglades, an expanse of swampland known for natural beauty and abundant wildlife, including exotic birds, fish and the infamous alligators. Experience the local beaches and cafes, including the Arts & Sciences District; stroll the historic Riverwalk; and shop the boutiques on Las Olas Boulevard. Board a double-decker yacht or paddlewheeler-style boat and journey down the New River, out into the Intracoastal Waterway to Port Everglades, checking out the luxury houses and more.

It’s impossible to choose just one thing that’s special about Labadee. Christopher Columbus was the first European to set foot on this spectacular peninsula of Hispaniola in 1492, when the Santa Maria ran aground off the coast on Christmas Day. Five centuries later, it was transformed into Labadee, a tropical retreat and playground, created exclusively for its guests. The inviting beach, coral reefs and exciting amenities provide a perfect place to relax and have fun. Labadee is the ultimate private destination for cruise vacationers – and our guests will have it all to themselves for the day. Adventure, exploration and relaxation are just the beginning of what Labadee has to offer. Looking to unleash adrenaline? Strap on a helmet and harness, and soar down 500 feet on the Dragon’s Breath Flight Line, the world’s longest zip line over water. Curious to explore Haiti’s unique culture and incredible landscapes? Explore Haitian life, its coastline, flora and fauna on one of our exciting shore excursions and tours. Ready to kick back, relax and sip a refreshing cocktail? Get the VIP treatment while unwinding beachside in our private cabanas. Labadee’s seven neighborhoods each offer distinct ambience from total relaxation to high-energy thrills, but wherever you are, you’ll be captivated by the breathtaking land and seascapes.

Grand Turk stands out as an ideal destination for cruise ships. It boasts a compact tropical island featuring an array of aquatic activities, intriguing historical landmarks, and, most importantly, pristine beaches. The Turks and Caicos Islands offer a stunning marine environment, making it no surprise that the island's premier activities revolve around the ocean. You can bask on the sandy shores, engage in scuba diving, snorkeling, embark on boat expeditions, try your hand at kayaking, enjoy stand-up paddleboarding, indulge in fishing, and even partake in thrilling whale-watching adventures. Another delightful way to spend your day on Grand Turk is by simply renting a car or scooter, granting you the freedom to explore the island at your own leisurely pace. Absorb the historical charm, visit secluded beaches, and relish the experience of driving in a British Overseas Territory (where driving on the left side of the road is the norm!). With a rental vehicle at your disposal, it becomes effortless to explore the island's historical landmarks and the National Museum, which showcases different epochs, including the pre-Columbian Tainos, the Age of Discovery, the Victorian era, the U.S. Space Race, and more. Additionally, the museum serves as an excellent resource for tourism information and island anecdotes!

Just a few hundred miles from Florida lie the magical islands of the Bahamas, with its 100,000 miles of the most gorgeous crystal blue waters on the planet, and whose capital city Nassau teems with a cultural mix of lively Caribbean flavor and proud British tradition. Christened in 1695, Nassau over the centuries has been home to everyone from pirates to fugitive slaves, from rum smugglers to runaway lovers over the centuries. Now it is the home of the world-famous Atlantis resort, marching flamingos, incredible shopping, dining and sightseeing, and miles of spectacular beaches.