Portland’s Ocean Gateway terminal in Maine overlooks Casco Bay and the Old Port district.

Progreso’s long pier on the Yucatán hosts ships visiting Mérida and Mayan sites.

Puerto Vallarta’s maritime terminal sits near the Malecon and Sierra Madre mountains.

Québec City's Ross Gaudreault terminal overlooks the St. Lawrence River in Old Québec.

Roatan Cruise Port

Roatan’s Mahogany Bay and Coxen Hole terminals lead to beaches and reef diving.

San Juan Cruise Port

Old San Juan's piers are steps from colourful colonial streets and fortifications.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife Cruise Port

Santa Cruz’s port in Tenerife is a gateway to volcanoes, beaches and colonial architecture.

Seattle Cruise Port

Seattle's Pier 91 and Pier 66 serve Alaska-bound cruise ships with skyline views.

Shanghai Cruise Port

Wusongkou International Cruise Terminal handles large ships north of Shanghai's city centre.

Southampton Cruise Port

Southampton's terminals (Mayflower, Ocean, QEII) are among Europe's busiest.

Split’s harbour sits beside Diocletian’s Palace and serves ferries and cruise ships.

St Petersburg's Marine Facade terminal sits on Vasilyevsky Island, seven km from the centre.