Bahamas & Florida and Bahamas & bermuda Port Cities
 Miami,
Florida
This vibrant business center of the Americas sprawls between
the placid Everglades and the dazzling haunts of the rich
and famous on Miami Beach. Miami was developed by a railroad
magnate and made famous by superstars who thrive on its
churning nightlife and live in its lavish waterfront estates.
A short drive from world-famous South Beach and trendy Ocean
Drive is quaint Coconut Grove, a monument to Miami's more
cultural side.
Orlando (Port Canaveral),
Florida
This busy port will have you shuttling from one exciting
option to the next. Orlando is considered the Theme Park
Capital of the World and with a full day stay, you’ll
have plenty of time to enjoy one. You can also visit nearby
Kennedy Space Center Visitors Complex or spend the day at
Cocoa Beach for fun in the sun.
Nassau, Bahamas
Although Christopher Columbus stopped in the Bahamas in
1492, the Spanish weren't the first Europeans to permanently
settle here: the British were. They built forts to protect
towns from marauding pirates and left a lasting legacy of
British manners and mannerisms. While you're here, try your
bargaining skills at the Straw Market. Or choose an historic
tour, ride a submarine, sail a catamaran, pet a dolphin
or try your luck in a world-class casino.
St. George’s,
Grenada
The capital city of St. George’s serves as the gateway
to the rest of Grenada’s charms. This picturesque volcanic
island is covered with spice trees, line with cascading rivers
and waterfalls, and is rimmed with powdery white and mesmerizing
black sand beaches.
Tortola, British Virgin
Islands
Superb white sand beaches, big surf, visiting yachts and a
collection of lively beach bars make Tortola a popular stop.
Here you can hike to the top of Sage Mountain, tour the botanical
gardens or explore the quaint diversions of Road Town, the
island’s main settlement.
King's Wharf, Bermuda
Here is a nature lover's paradise. Catch the tradewinds and go sailing around this bucolic area of beautiful bays and harbors. Take a walk through nature reserves and wooded areas. Explore the many shops and museums at the Royal Naval Dockyard.
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