The cruises that leave from Baltimore generally sail during the months when the weather is warm. There are large ships sailing to the Caribbean, Bermuda and Canada. There are several ships cruising to Chesapeake Bay and are the small ships. Read More..

Baltimore Carnival Cruises are exciting and are very popular as cruise vacations. They sail to places like: New England, Bermuda, the Caribbean and Canada. Read More..

These cruises are known for their innovative designs. The ships would be bigger and brighter in addition to the private balconies and several open spaces. The shore side and on board activities attract people from all over the world. Read More..

These "celebrity luxury cruises" began in 2009 and are known for the luxury services from Baltimore. These ships take you either to Caribbean or Bahamas. These cruise lines aim at providing cruise experience to the guests which exceeds expectations. Read More..

These cruise lines provide their guests with coastal cruises and new ships. The total number of passengers would not exceed hundred and they can navigate the waterways which are smooth in addition to dock situated at untraveled ports. The itineraries help you to experience the history, culture and the natural beauty at several local areas. Read More..

The location of the "Baltimore Cruise Terminal" is the" South Locust Point" and is very near to the highly popular Inner Harbor. From the "Baltimore Washington International" Airport, it takes approximately about ten minutes Read More..

Baltimore offers a year-round cruising for 2010. A passenger ship with 2,214 passengers will start sailing from Baltimore and is known by the name "The Carnival Pride". The ship would have two itineraries to places like: Freeport, Half Moon Cay, Grand Turks, Port Canaveral, Freeport and Nassau. Read More..

These Cruises enable the passengers to cruise along Patapsco River having the Baltimore city as the Background. The most important aspect of these cruises is the delicious lunch provided on the cruise. You can enjoy attractions like: National Aquarium, "Fell Point", "Francis Scott Key Bridge" and the "Federal Hill". Read More..

From the month of November 2009, the Port of Baltimore would start functioning as one among the year-around cruises ports. There will be winter cruises departing from the passenger terminals first time in the history of the port. Read More..

This program was launched by Carnival Pride and started on 13th September, 2009. The spirit-class passenger cruise has the capacity of 2,124 passengers and offers two seven-day distinct itineraries. The annual number of passengers is expected to be 115,000. Read More..