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ARABIAN GULF CRUISESDiscover ancient and modern cultures and some of the world's most impressive architectural sites on a Cruise in the Middle East. This region offers striking topographical contrasts, from lush valleys to vast deserts, and the pyramids of Egypt are a highlight of many Middle East cruises.

Dubai is fast developing into a regional hub for Arabian Gulf Cruises offering 7-nights cruise to neighboring states of Oman and Bahrain. In addition, many cruise lines use Dubai as a turn out port for their World Cruises or repositioning cruises.

Cruises from Dubai are during winter months of November through March.

ASIA CRUISESVisit one of Asia's man-made wonders like the Great Wall or Angkor Wat. Explore one of the ancient cities or sacred temples scattered throughout the region's beautiful landscape. Enjoy the seamless marriage of ancient tradition and modern convenience with a visit to a bustling Asian metropolis like Hong Kong, Tokyo or Bangkok. Or, just relax on one of the beautiful beaches of Southeast Asia. Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia all offer pristine beaches, with white sand and crystal water.

Asian cruises present a rich tapestry of ancient traditions, interesting cultures and breathtaking sights. Welcome aboard an Asian cruise and discover this complex and fascinating region for yourself.

Head for these laid-back islands on a casual Bahamas cruise where you will find sandy beaches, good snorkeling and plenty of opportunities for water sports - water-skiing, parasailing, jet skiing, windsurfing and more. Cruises to the Bahamas also offer colorful artwork, spirited dances and lively music.

Most cruises to the Bahamas are from 3 to 5 nights and depart from Port Canaveral or Miami. Some Caribbean cruises include Bahamas port as part of their longer itinerary.

Cruises to the Bahamas are available year-round.

More ships cruise the Caribbean islands than any other region in the world and Miami is considered the cruise capital of the world. Caribbean cruise offer crystal clear waters, pristine beaches, abundant water sports and duty-free shopping.

Caribbean cruises are divided into three regions:

Western Caribbean

The Western Caribbean is one of the most popular cruise regions that appeals to everyone - from first-time cruisers to experienced travelers and from families with young children to couples celebrating golden anniversaries. The region's warm temperatures and laid-back atmosphere offers wide range of activities - sightseeing, day & night clubs, shopping and water sports

Eastern Caribbean

The Eastern Caribbean Cruise region has a unique atmosphere of its own. Well-known for its scenic destinations, architecture and great shopping, this region also appeals to those looking for quaint towns, beautiful beaches and great water sports.

Southern Caribbean

Crystal-clear water, palm trees swaying in the breeze and the hypnotizing beat of a calypso drum are some of the memories you'll have of your Southern Caribbean cruise. With fewer days at sea, Southern Caribbean cruises stop nearly every day of the voyage to visit unique destinations, each characterized by different cultures, atmospheres and terrain.

The Greek Islands are a collection of over 6,000 islands and islets that belong to Greece. Only 227 of the islands are inhabited, and only 78 of those have more than 100 inhabitants. A Greek Islands cruise will take you to some of the most beautiful and fascinating ports in the world, including Corfu, Santorini, Mykonos, Rhodes, Crete, Olympia and more. Discover beautiful beaches, white washed buildings and blue-domed churches along the way, plus magnificent antiquities and ruins of ancient civilizations.

Greek Islands cruises include few other ports in the Mediterranean such as Istanbul or Venice and the cruise season lasts from May through November.

The treasures of the Mediterranean await your exploration - From timeless Venice and the ancient ruins of Rome and Athens to the captivating Greek Isles and the hallowed sites of Turkey or the sun-washed beaches of the Riviera. Stroll the broad boulevards of Barcelona and Nice or view works of the masters in the museums of Florence and Paris - all this and much more awaits you on a Mediterranean cruise

Western Mediterranean cruises will typically call at ports in Spain, France and Italy, and may also visit ports in Portugal, Monaco, Tunisia or Morocco.

Eastern Mediterranean cruises may include Italy, Greece, Turkey, Croatia, Bulgaria or the Ukraine.

The Mediterranean cruise season is from late April to October, although now a few ships cruise this region year-round. Cruise duration varies from 7 to 14nights.

The Northern Europe cruise region stretches from the British Isles through Scandinavia, and all the way to St. Petersburg, Russia. Northern Europe cruises are also referred to as Baltic cruises and Scandinavia cruises.

Amazing historical and cultural sites await passengers including visit to museums, palaces, castles and cathedrals.

Northern Europe Cruises are also knows as Baltic Cruises or Scandinavia and Russia Cruises and are typically 7 to 14 nights with some cruises offering overnight in St. Petersburg. Some cruise ships sail on itineraries that concentrate entirely on the British Isles or the Norwegian Fjords while other include Iceland and Greenland as well.