Category Archives: Cruise Ports of Call

Exploring San Francisco, A Cruise Port of Call

Visiting San Francisco And Fishermans Wharf If you’re coming to San Francisco to catch a cruise or visiting as a cruise port of call, San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf is a great starting point. While the wharf is an exciting area there are also a number of adventures and excursions that depart from there. Catch aContinue reading “Exploring San Francisco, A Cruise Port of Call”

Visiting Antigua W.I. A Caribbean Port of Call

General – The sovereign state of Antigua & Barbuda is located in the middle of the Leeward Islands chain, between the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. In 2017, most of Barbuda’s infrastructure was destroyed by Hurricane Irma and the population was evacuated to Antigua. Rebuilding has been a slow and painful process as resourcesContinue reading “Visiting Antigua W.I. A Caribbean Port of Call”

Discover Puerto Quetzal: Guatemala’s Cruise Destination

Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala’s Major Pacific Port Of Call Guatemala, in Central American, south of Mexico, it is home to volcanoes, rainforests and ancient Mayan sites. The capital, Guatemala City, features the stately National Palace of Culture and the National Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology. Antigua, west of the capital, contains preserved Spanish colonial buildings. LakeContinue reading “Discover Puerto Quetzal: Guatemala’s Cruise Destination”

Port of Call Roatan, Honduras

Roatan, The Other Caribbean Most everyone is familiar with at least a few Caribbean islands like Sint Maarten, the Virgin Islands, Jamaica and Grand Cayman but there are a number of lesser known tropical islands that share that same Caribbean Sea. Roatan is the largest of the Honduran Bay Islands in the Caribbean and isContinue reading “Port of Call Roatan, Honduras”

Explore Ravenna: A Hidden Gem on the Adriatic

Ravenna, An Adriatic Port of Call Ravenna in the northern Italian province of Emilia Romagna is a bit off usual cruise itineraries but is gaining in interest. Located only two and a half hours from Venice by train and with frequent service starting at €12 it is a popular day trip for people visiting Venice. Ravenna, oftenContinue reading “Explore Ravenna: A Hidden Gem on the Adriatic”