Cruises in Guatemala

On your travels to coastal cities, an excellent way to see the sights from a different perspective is to venture out on Antigua Guatemala cruises. The Antigua Guatemala area does not have a port as such, but cruises are extremely popular from the nearby towns, where you will be ensured of an experience of a lifetime.

Packages for Antigua Guatemala Cruises

There are a number of different options for cruise liners in the Caribbean, and since it is such a popular holiday destination, the liner companies have various great options available, as well as custom packages where you can plan exactly where you want to go and for how long. Being a group of islands, traveling by cruise ship is the perfect way to see and get to do everything. Companies like Princess Cruises and Costa Cruises are just some of the many companies that you can use to book a luxury cruise.

The prices range according to where you would like to stay on the ship and are categorized in deck levels. Prices differ between companies, so getting a few quotes together is always a good idea, although you should expect prices to start from around $650 and peak at roughly $1500 per person when looking for a standard 6 to 8 day cruise. These cruises offer activities and features on board including kids entertainment, live shows, sports facilities, restaurants, shops and more.

Closest Ports for Antigua Guatemala Cruises

Whether you are coming to visit Antigua or departing from Antigua on the cruise liners, the closest port is Puerto Quetzal near San Jose. From there, your cruise will take you out and around Panama through the canal, stopping at Colon, and then heading around to the Caribbean cluster or islands around Puerto Rico and Cuba (where there are numerous docking ports accommodating the ships).

Cruise Destinations

You can choose to head the North American coast of California where the sun, surf and fun can be experienced from off shore. Most cruise liners will also include going south to the beautiful South American coastline visiting Colombia, Ecuador and Chile. The longer cruises can take you just about anywhere including Argentina and Brazil. At each of the ports, you can go on shore where your friendly tour guides will show you the sights and attractions of each destination. Most cruise liners embark from United States cities including New York, Fort Lauderdale and Seattle.