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Crystal Cruises Crystal Serenity to Sail the Caribbean from Miami or San Juan instead of New England / Canada Cruises from New York Crystal Cruises has cancelled it 2020 series of New England / Canada itineraries from New York and has replaced those cruises with 7 day Caribbean cruises.  The open jaw cruises on board the Crystal Serenity originate in Miami or San Juan. The cruises are priced aggressively for the luxury cruise line starting at $200/day. Back-to-back cruises can be combined to form 14-day round trip cruises. Crystal is offering additional saving for passengers booking back-to-back sailings. Below is the cruise line's official press release and additional details. Travelers seeking warm island escapes this fall have brand new options aboard Crystal Serenity , as Crystal Cruises announces seven-night Sunkissed Chic and Tropical Interlude Caribbean voyages for October and November. Sailing between Miami and San Juan, the itineraries can be combined for an e...

Celebrity Cruises Celebrity Summit Closes Out 2019 Cruise Season From New York Yesterday (10/20/2019) Celebrity Cruises' Celebrity Summit departed New York (Cape Liberty Bayonne NJ) on a 6-day cruise to Eastern Caribbean. The Celebrity Summit is expected to make calls at St. Maarten, St. Thomas and San Juan where the cruise will end on November 26. The Celebrity Summit will sail the winter from San Juan to the Southern Caribbean on 7 day itineraries. The Celebrity Summit will return to New York in May 2020. Departing San Juan on May 2, 2020, she will call at St. Maarteen, St Thomas and St Kitts before ending in Cape Liberty Bayonne N.J. 7 days later.  RETURN TO NYCRUISEINFO.com   ---------------------------------------   Sister Sites => NYCruiseInfo.com Website - Cruise Schedule, Ship Reviews, Ports of Call & More. => Nick's Cruise Corner Blog - News On Cruise Ships Sailing World Wide. => NewShipNews - Information and News on Cruise Shi...

San Juan Puerto Rico - A popular cruise port on longer cruises from New York. San Juan Puerto Rico is a popular cruise port on winter and longer summer sailings from the port of New York. Whether it is a stroll through the Old City on your way to El Morro Castle (Fort) which rises above the entrance to the harbor or a visit to the rain forest, this cruise port has something to offer everyone. There are shops, cafes, beaches, snorkeling, water-sports and much more. Whether you are a first time visitor or a returning guest - you will definitely find an entertaining way to spend the day. Check Out Our Sister Sites: Nick's Cruise Corner Blog to Learn About World Wide Cruising NYCruiseInfo.com to Learn About Cruises From New York and New Jersey.