East Coast of America from Cape Liberty (Bayonne), New Jersey, USA with the Symphony of the Seas
Destination
Bahamas
Trip Duration
7 nights
Cruise Ship
Symphony of the SeasCruise Company
Royal CaribbeanStart Port
Cape Liberty (Bayonne), New Jersey, USAItinerary
Depart 16:00
Cape Liberty, also known as Port Liberty, is located in the U.S. state of New Jersey. The port became fully operational for passengers in May 2004, and offers an alternative to the busy port of New York. The port itself used to be the Bayonne Military Ocean Terminal and offers fantastic views of Manhattan and also of landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty. Port Liberty is one of three trans-Atlantic terminals in the New York Harbor.
Arrive 13:00
Depart 20:00
Port Canaveral is a port in Brevard County in the US state of Florida . It is one of the busiest cruise, cargo and naval ports in the world. Frozen citrus juice, cement and building materials are exported out of the Port Canaveral port, while steel, cars, lumber and plate are imported. There are about 10 ships that enter it every day, including cruise ships. Port Canaveral is located just 64km east of Orlando, meaning you can combine a cruise with a visit to the city's theme parks and the Kennedy Space Centre.
Arrive 12:30
Depart 20:00
Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas, is the largest city of the island nation. Nassau is the grounds of the House of Assembly and numerous judicial departments and is considered historically a bastion area of pirates. The charming city boasts a colonial charm with its pink painted government buildings and other pastel-colored houses. Places of interest include the pirate museum, several forts and markets.
Arrive 07:00
Depart 17:00
The private island of Coco Cay, belongs to the Bahamas. In addition to numerous beautiful beaches, the small island also has a lovely nature trail. In the Straw Market, visitors can search for beautiful souvenirs or explore the wonderful sea on a snorkeling trip.
Arrive 06:00
Cape Liberty, also known as Port Liberty, is located in the U.S. state of New Jersey. The port became fully operational for passengers in May 2004, and offers an alternative to the busy port of New York. The port itself used to be the Bayonne Military Ocean Terminal and offers fantastic views of Manhattan and also of landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty. Port Liberty is one of three trans-Atlantic terminals in the New York Harbor.
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Other Information
Optional services:
- Additional flights
- Wide variety of shore excursions
- Classic soda package: soda , Coca-Cola Freestyle beverages, etc.
- Travel insurance
- Beverage packages
- Rental vehicles
- Hotels
- Deluxe package: cocktails, spirits, wine, coffees, sodas , juice, etc.
- Refreshment package: coffees, bottled water, sodas, non-alcoholic cocktails, etc.
- Transfers
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Symphony of the Seas
The Symphony of the Seas is a luxurious ship that is part of the Oasis fleet and the largest passenger ship in the world. Similarly to its sister ships, the Symphony of the Seas has numerous alternative cabins that cater to the needs of all customers. On board the ship there is a vast amount of different entertainment and culinary options which is sure to captivate all cruise-goers.
Launch Date:
2018Currency:
USDPassengers:
6680Who is traveling?
2 Adults
7 nights
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