Tampa is located on Florida’s west coast and shares an exciting multicultural heritage from German, Italian, Spanish and Cuban settlers. Tampa offers a wealth of natural and cultural attractions, from dozens of incredibly white sand beaches to a historic Latin quarter dating back to the 1800s. Tampa’s port is the largest in Florida and serves as the gateway for major cruise lines such as Carnival, Royal Caribbean and Norwegian.

The highlight of the Grand Cayman Island is the "Seven Mile Beach" which earned the coral beach fame from the movie "The Company". The capital of Cayman Island as well as the largest city is Georgetown.

Puerto Limon is a bustling, industrial port city that serves as a gateway for many cruise ship passengers to Costa Rica’s natural wonders. The Veragua Rainforest is an easy day trip outside of the city, and visitors can explore it by foot on its hiking trails, by boat on a jungle canoe tour, or from above on a zipline canopy tour. Passengers preferring to stay close to port may prefer the waterfront park Parque Vargas, or learn about local history in the Museo Etnohistoric de Limon.

Located on the Pacific side of the Panama Canal, Colon is home to a gleaming, modern, tourist-friendly port. Passengers will find plenty of opportunities to shop and eat near the cruise terminals, or to take a shore excursion to see some more scenic parts of Panama. Before the completion of the Panama Canal, the overland rail route played an important role in transporting goods between the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. Passengers today can still take a historic train ride on the Isthmian Railway from Colon to Panama City.

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