North America cruises

North America cruises – meet everyone’s taste

Escape into a journey in the unique beauty of the North America and discover all sorts of landscapes, breathtaking mountain chains, such as Rocky Mountains, the Appalachian mountains as well as impressive national parks.

Big cities like New York, Vancouver, San Francisco or Mexico City invite you to experience unforgettable moments and form a striking contrast to the mountainous regions and river valleys also charactering North America and making the continent especially appealing.

North America cruise – where it takes place and when to go

North America covers the territories of the USA, Canada, Greenland and Mexico. The continent is bordered by the Arctic Ocean to the north, the Atlantic Ocean to the east, the Caribbean Sea to the south and the Pacific Ocean to the west.

North America is the third largest continent in the world after Asia and Africa. Due to its size a multiplicity of climatic conditions and climate zones can be found. The best travel time for Florida and the southern states are the months from December to April. The rest of the Atlantic coast is influenced by warm summers and cold winters and therefore recommended for a visit during the time from May to October. The western coast of the USA attracts through the pleasant temperatures in spring and fall.

North America cruises – cities and tourist attractions

An unforgettable North America cruise can start, for example, in the impressive metropolis of New York. Visit the symbol of the city, the Empire State Building, or one of the numerous museums and galleries. To take a short break from the hectic of the big city and a long shopping tour, enjoy the green scenery of the Central Park.

You can also look forward to visit the city of angels on the west coast, Los Angeles, during your North America cruise. This metropolis is especially well-known for its movie industry centered in Hollywood. Kilometers of sandy beaches and a wide range of entertainment attract lots of tourists as well.

Fort Lauderdale, also known as Venice of America, offers an impressive city center and Las Olas Boulevard with the fine boutiques, art galleries and restaurants. The biggest attraction in Fort Lauderdale is the long white sandy beach. Among other sights is the oldest historic house of the city, Stranahan House, the Museum of Discovery and Science, the Riverfront Complex and the house of Al Capone.

The second biggest city in Canada, Montreal, is one of major cities in Canada with 80% of the French-speaking population. Guided tours are offered through the Olympic Park which hosted the Olympic Games in 1976. The area around the Rue Crescent is well-known for its numerous jazz cafés and inviting restaurants.

Seattle, also called Emerald City, is the largest city in the state of Washington. It is situated on the strip of land between Lake Washington and Puget Sound, a fjord-like sea inlet with numerous islands. From here one can enjoy the breathtaking view on the Cascades and Mount Rainier. The Seattle Center with the symbol of the city, the famous Space Needle, invites for a discovery tour. The Waterfront with its countless souvenir shops is the best place for a stroll.

North America cruise – an unforgettable adventure

Make your journey unforgettable and incomparable, try a North America cruise!