Cunard has announced its 2026-27 itineraries, featuring over 40 new voyages across 57 countries. Highlights include 62 UNESCO World Heritage sites, 22 overnight port calls, and maiden visits to Ferrol, Spain, and Acajutla, El Salvador. With iconic ships like Queen Mary 2 and Queen Anne, guests can explore the world in unparalleled luxury and style.
Pure Barre is bringing back its “Pure Barre at Sea: A Tropical Retreat” for summer 2025! From May 31 to June 7 aboard Enchanted Princess, guests will enjoy daily barre classes, themed activities, and visits to stunning Caribbean destinations like Princess Cays and Grand Turk. Led by expert trainers, it’s the perfect fusion of fitness and paradise!
Carnival Cruise Line President Christine Duffy will skydive on October 19, 2024, to raise $50,000 for hurricane relief through the Gary Sinise Foundation. Partnering with the Round Canopy Parachute Team and the USSOCOM Para-Commandos, Duffy’s jump from a historic WWII aircraft will support first responders and military personnel aiding communities affected by Hurricane Helene.
Norwegian Cruise Line is expanding its fleet with eight new ships by 2036, including four Prima-class vessels and a brand-new ship class. Set to feature groundbreaking amenities and increased capacity, these ships will range from 156,300 to 225,000 tons, making them some of the largest in the world, starting with Norwegian Aqua in 2025.
The new Sun Princess is making its U.S. debut after a trans-Atlantic crossing from Southampton, arriving in Fort Lauderdale on October 9, 2024. Following stops in Portland, Vigo, and Tenerife, the ship will begin its Caribbean season with seven-night sailings, visiting destinations like Grand Turk, St. Thomas, and Princess Cays, Princess Cruises’ private island.
Carnival Cruise Line is closely monitoring Hurricane Milton as it develops in the Gulf of Mexico. Nine ships, including Carnival Paradise and Carnival Sunrise, are under watch for possible itinerary changes. The safety of guests and crew is the top priority, with adjustments already made to Carnival Pride’s Bermuda itinerary and Carnival Dream’s Key West stop.
PortMiami is monitoring Tropical Storm #Milton closely. We ask passengers to please check their respective cruise line schedules for updates. PortMiami operations remain normal.
Set to debut in April 2026, the Norwegian Luna will showcase the latest Prima Plus dining and bar venues, including the Thai-inspired Sukhothai, Indulge Food Hall, and plant-based Planterie. Signature favorites like Cagney’s Steakhouse and Onda by Scarpetta return, along with cozy new spots like Swirl wine bar. Caribbean itineraries depart from Miami.
The Port of Vancouver is set for a record-breaking 2024, with over 554,000 cruise passengers passing through Canada Place by mid-year—up 13% from last year. The terminal saw its second busiest day ever and introduced facial biometrics to streamline operations, highlighting Vancouver’s continued growth as a key homeport for the Alaska cruise season.
Royal Caribbean’s Star of the Seas has floated for the first time, reaching a key milestone before its August 2025 debut. The ship will offer eight distinct neighborhoods, thrilling waterslides, and over 40 dining options. Sailing from Port Canaveral, Star will take guests on seven-night Caribbean cruises, including visits to Perfect Day at CocoCay.
