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North America is an incredible cruise destination, offering everything from vibrant cities and rugged wilderness to tropical islands and spectacular coastlines. Start your cruise in New York and explore one of the world's most iconic cities before setting sail. Norwegian Cruise Line and Oceania Cruises are among the cruise lines offering itineraries from New York. Looking for breathtaking scenery and incredible wildlife? Canada and Alaska offer spectacular national parks, glaciers and unforgettable wildlife encounters. Prefer sunshine and tropical beaches? Hawaii and Bermuda are perfect for a relaxing island getaway. 
Whether you're looking for an Alaska cruise, Hawaii cruise, Caribbean getaway or cruise from New York, you'll find plenty of ways to explore North America by sea. Read More
Planning a cruise around North America? With destinations ranging from Alaska and Canada to Hawaii and the U.S. West Coast, the best time to cruise depends on where you're headed. Here's what to keep in mind when planning your trip:
+ Alaska: The best time for an Alaska cruise is generally between May and September. During the summer months, longer daylight hours and milder temperatures make it easier to explore Alaska's spectacular scenery and spot wildlife such as bears, whales and bald eagles.
+ Hawaii: Thanks to its tropical climate, Hawaii cruises are available year-round. Temperatures are warm throughout the year, making the islands a great choice for a cruise vacation in any season. May through October is generally a drier period, although weather can vary between the islands.
+ U.S. West Coast: Cruises along the U.S. West Coast can be enjoyed throughout much of the year. Spring and fall offer comfortable temperatures and are popular times to explore destinations such as San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego.
Start your cruise vacation in New York City! 
Before or after your cruise, take time to experience the city's iconic sights. See the Statue of Liberty, walk across the Brooklyn Bridge and explore Times Square. Stroll through Central Park, grab an authentic New York hot dog 
and visit St. Patrick's Cathedral. For one of the best views of the Manhattan skyline, head to the top of Rockefeller Center. A cruise from New York is a great way to combine an exciting city break with an unforgettable cruise vacation.
Dreaming of a tropical getaway? Hawaii and Bermuda offer beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters and plenty of opportunities for adventure. Honolulu, the capital of Hawaii, is an ideal starting point for exploring Oahu. Go whale watching, 
learn to surf 
at Waikiki Beach or explore the island's lush landscapes. Bermuda is known for its distinctive pink-sand beaches, beautiful coral reefs and unique local culture. A cruise is an easy way to experience these tropical destinations in one memorable trip.
Alaska cruises are a dream come true for anyone who loves glaciers, towering mountains and spectacular wilderness. 
Cruise past massive glaciers, explore breathtaking national parks and keep an eye out for bears, whales, bald eagles and other wildlife. Visit Denali National Park or explore the spectacular landscapes around Glacier Bay National Park. You can also learn more about Alaska Native cultures and traditions at the Alaska Native Heritage Center. An Alaska cruise combines incredible scenery, wildlife and adventure in one unforgettable vacation.
Feel like a movie star as you explore San Francisco and Los Angeles, two of the most iconic cities on the U.S. West Coast. See the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, 
discover the fascinating history of Alcatraz and explore the city's famous neighborhoods. In Los Angeles, visit Hollywood, explore the city's beaches or spend a day at Disneyland. Looking for even more variety? Continue south to San Diego and experience its laid-back atmosphere, beautiful coastline and easy access to Mexico. 
From Alaska cruises and Hawaii cruises to West Coast itineraries and cruises from New York, North America offers an incredible variety of cruise vacations.