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Canary Island La Palma is called ‘the fair isle' because of its fabulous landscape and you will see why. Santa Cruz is one of the prettiest harbors among the islands and is easily explored on foot. A short stroll, 5 min from the cruise terminal, along the Avenida Maritime promenade will take you to the lovely old quarter around Plaza de Espana.

Most ships offer free shuttle buses from the small cruise terminal to the main port gates

La Palma Airport is just 8kms from Santa Cruz.

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Sightseeing:

Plaza de Espana, Santa Cruz in, the oldest and most beautiful quarter, has a 16th century fountain and town hall, a magnificent Renaissance church and a handicrafts market where you can pick up distinctive pottery and snack on local delicacies.

Lovingly known as La Isla Verde (the Green Island), La Palma is famous for its flora and fauna, which covers the island in a carpet of varying shades of green. Although one of the smallest Canary Islands, mile for mile it is more mountainous than Tibet! In the north you'll find pretty villages and the fabulous Botanical Gardens. Whilst in the south, pine forests sweep down hillsides to pretty roadside hamlets, with superb coastal views opening out ahead.

Tours Excursions Transportation:

The best way to get around the island is to take a tour, but just exploring Santa Cruz and having a lazy lunch is also an excellent way to spend your time.

The island's most spectacular volcanic crater, Caldera de Taburiente, is crammed with rare animal and plant life and has been designated a national park, while its night skies are so clear that a major astrophysical observatory has been built at Roque de los Muchachos.

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Mountains and volcanoes, beaches and forests, a tropical rain forest, tiny villages and breathtaking views. On La Palma there is much to see in a small area. La Palma is, according to many people, the most beautiful Canary island, unspoilt by tourism and ideal for rest, peace and quiet, walking and hiking. The island has many surprisingly different areas of natural beauty and enjoys a stable climate: pleasant temperatures in all seasons, warm in the winter, not too hot in the summer.

Shopping and Food

For some of the best specialist clothing shopping on the Canaries you'll be hard pushed to find better than Santa Cruz de la Palma.

What's more, it's a pleasure to stroll around this historical gem of a capital. Wander down Cally O'Daly, so named after an Irish merchant based here and find delectable shops in old Canarian balconied buildings.

Pause at the various plazas, some with ancient churches, and others with mammoth ship recreations housing a military museum. Santa Cruz de la Palma is most certainly one of the most prettiest and aesthetically pleasing capitals to be found on the Canary Islands.

The fruit and vegetables found in most shops, cafes and restaurants are grown locally using 'normal' cultivation methods which often means that they have more flavor than visitors from Northern Europe would normally expect. When buying fruit and veg in the supermarket it is usually easy to tell the difference between the local and imported produce. The imported stuff looks 'perfect' - identical shape, identical colour, no marks or blemishes, and is often labelled 'import'. The local produce comes in cardboard or wooden boxes, is delivered directly to the shops and markets by local farmers. The fruit is often mis-shapen. It usually tastes wonderful so don't turn your nose up, try it!

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Communication:

Spanish is the official language in the entire national territory. However, other languages coexist with Spanish in certain regions of Spain. These are: Catalan in Catalonia, Galician in Galicia, Euskera/Basque in the Basque Country, Valencian in the Valencia Region and a particular variety of Catalan spoken on the Balearic Islands.

Emergency number: Dial 112 free of charge (valid throughout Spain). Service is given in Spanish, and also in English, French and German in some tourist areas.

Opening Hours and Holidays:

The most common business for shops and businesses hours are Monday through Saturday, from 9.30 h to 13.30 h, and from 16.30 to 20.00 h.

Big shopping centers and department stores open from 10.00 h to 21.00 or 22.00 h uninterruptedly. These big stores open sometimes on Sunday.

In coastal cities, in high season, shops are usually open passed 22.00 h.

Pharmacies open from 9.30 to 13.30 h, and from 16.30 to 20.00 h. In all major cities you can find pharmacies that open 24 hours. Pharmacies follow a rolling late-hour schedule, which is published in the newspapers, and is posted at all pharmacies.

Museums are in general closed on Mondays.

National public holidays.

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Santa Cruz, La Palma Port Guide

The cruise port of Santa Cruz de La Palma is a popular port of call on many canary island cruises. Conveniently located only 5 minutes from the capital city this is an ideal island port full of tradition, culture and stunning volcanic landscapes.

To reach the capital city from the Santa Cruz cruise port all passengers need to do is take a stroll along the Avenida Maritime Promenade to reach the city’s old quarter. Some cruise lines provide a shuttle bus to the city so look out for this if you would prefer not to walk. La Palma is only a small island and so can easily be explored during a day visit and the port offers impressive views to the nearby mountains. Whilst there isn’t an abundance of tourist attractions on this island like with some of its neighbours, it is an ideal place to stroll around the pretty streets, enjoy a bite to eat at one of the many restaurants or enjoy a beach day to relax.

Plaza de Espana

We recommend a stroll around Plaza de Espana which is the oldest quarter of La Palma. Here you will find a beautiful square hosting some amazing architecture and great places to grab a coffee and watch the world go by. The old town also has plenty of markets occurring throughout the week to do a little bit of local retail therapy.

Museo Naval

If you fancy a spot of military history then a visit to the Military Museum Santa Cruz is a must. It’s a large museum full of military weapons, tanks and artefacts from the two world wars. There are military helicopters, guns and even a flag room available to look at and learn about – perfect for history lovers!

The museum is open Monday – Friday from 10am to 6pm and from 10am to 2pm on the weekends. Entrance costs €4.50 which is a bargain in our eyes!

Puro Palmero Museum

Here at Cruise the Waves we love random museums and the Puro Palmero Museum is certainly one of those! It is a museum dedicated to the history of the famous Palmeran cigar, which happens to be a symbol of the island. A visit to the museum allows visitors to learn about the history of the cigar, tobacco cultivation and even the chance to buy some in the shop.

The museum is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 1pm and entry is €3 – not bad for a historical and cultural museum native to La Palma.

Las Hilanderas El Paso 

Another niche museum in which the island of La Palma offers is the Las Hilanderas Handycraft Silk Workshop . Here visitors can learn about the livelihood of silk production for the people of La Palma and everything about the silk industry. The Musume shows visors the whole silk production process and is likely to be really interesting to those in the fashion or textile industry.

The museum is open from Monday to Friday from 10am to 2pm and is again €3 to enter.

Parque Nacional de la Caldera de Taburiente 

This national park is well worth a visit if time allows when you are in port. The park is actually a volcanic crater which is the biggest volcanic crater in the world! Many cruise lines offer booked excursions to the Parque Nacional de la Caldera de Taburiente where visitors can go hiking and explore the volcanic landscape. Some might even allow for a hike to the highest peak in the park Roque de Los Muchachos, which offers stunning views all around.

If you chose to take an excursion to the park that isn’t with your cruise line then as always do ensure you’ve got your timings sorted and that you will return to the ship before sail away! We know that Tui /Marella offer an excursion to the national park combined with some wine tasting – sounds ideal to us!

La Palma’s Beaches 

If museums are not your thing and you’d prefer a relaxed sunny beach day then La Palma offers several beaches reachable from the Santa Cruz port. These beaches might not be the usual type you are used to seeing given the islands volcanic landscape and black sand! Santa Cruz has its own beach which is really simple to get to from the cruise port and there are places to get snacks and drinks nearby.

A little further afield is Playa de Bajamar which is about a 20-minute walk from the cruise port – ideal if you fancy a gentle stroll before relaxing on the sand!

Even if you aren’t really a beach person we recommend checking out one of the beaches just to witness the blank sand – it really is quite a different sight to the yellow/white sandy beaches you might be used too!

Food and Drink

A huge part of the diet on La Palma is local fish and seafood. Grab a table at one of the coastal restaurants and try some traditional fish and potatoes to eat like a local! Another local dish is quesa asado which is fried goats cheese – Rachel’s favourite! Be sure to wander the various plazas, marvel at the architecture of ancient churches and sip a fresh juice whilst soaking up the sun!

Have you ever been to La Palma? if so do let us know in the comments below what you enjoying doing during your visit.- we would love to hear from you!

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La Palma Cruise Port Guide | 5 Best Things To Do In La Palma Island

Welcome to La Palma cruise port guide!

Santa Cruz de la Palma is the capital and the main port of La Palma island, the fifth-largest of eight Canary Islands. The idyllic city lies on La Palma’s eastern coast and is a gateway to the island’s breathtaking natural treasures such as volcanoes, picturesque villages and black sand beaches.

La Palma is also known as “La Isla Verde” ( the green island ) and “La Isla Bonita” ( the beautiful island ) because it’s the greenest of all Canary Islands. The island covers an area of 708 km 2 (273 mi 2 ) and is the smallest of the four Canary Islands (Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote). In this article, read about:

• La Palma cruise port (La Palma cruise terminal, getting around, useful cruise tips)
• 5 best things to do in La Palma port and the best shore excursions

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Santa Cruz de La Palma Cruise Port

Cruise ships dock at Puerto de Santa Cruz de La Palma (Port of Santa Cruz de La Palma), located a 10-minute walk from Santa Cruz de La Palma downtown. The pier stretches along Avenida Los Indianos and can accommodate one large or two small/medium-sized vessels.

Cruise lines may organize free shuttle buses to transfer passengers between their terminal and the port entrance, from where they can walk into the city. The port area is flat, suitable for wheelchair users, and easy to navigate. There is a large parking right by the port entrance.

Santa Cruz de La Palma is also a ferry port that serves ferry routes to Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote.

Getting Around La Palma Port

• The port of La Palma is located a 10-minute walk from the old town and Avenida Maritima , a waterfront maritime avenue known for its beautiful architecture and picturesque balconies. Two parallel streets from Avenida Maritima is the Calle O’Daly , the main pedestrian street where you can find souvenir shops, clothing stores, banks, pharmacies, eateries and bars, and historic landmarks.
• Santa Cruz de La Palma is compact and easily explored on foot. All the main attractions are located within walking distance and you can visit the whole town in about 2 hours. The port area is flat, however, the old town is partially hilly.
• There are two black sand beaches near the cruise port, Playa de Bajamar and Playa de Santa Cruz de La Palma , both located within a 20-25 minute walk from La Palma port.
• Santa Cruz de La Palma is a charming city, however, the natural beauty of the island can be observed in its inland parts. The entire island is of volcanic origin and full of spectacular natural wonders, including national parks, dense forests, volcanoes, and jaw-dropping sceneries. Therefore, I suggest you explore the island as it’s incredible and honestly one of the most beautiful islands I’ve ever been to.
• The best ways to get around La Palma are on a guided shore excursion or by renting a car. The roads are well-maintained, there are signs everywhere, and it’s relatively easy to navigate.
• La Palma has a good public bus network. There are numerous routes connecting the main towns on the island, however, you can’t reach all inland parts by public bus. Both local and intercity public transport in La Palma is operated by TILP company (Transportes Insular La Palma) and you can check the fares and timetables at https://www.tilp.es/
• You’ll find the nearest bus stops on Avenida Los Indianos, the avenue that runs parallel to the cruise terminal. Upon exiting the port, go around the parking and you’ll see them on your left. The bus station in Spanish is called “Estación de guaguas”.
• Taxis are available outside the cruise terminal. Besides regular taxis, 8-seater and wheelchair-accessible taxis are normally available. The taxi drivers usually offer standard half-day tours, which is also a great option to explore the island.
• The tourist information center (Oficina de Información Turística) is housed in a small glass building across the street from the port entrance, right by the roundabout. Here, you can get maps, brochures and useful info on the island.
• The currency in Spain is EURO (€). Local currency and credit cards are widely accepted, and ATMs and currency exchange are available downtown. The Canary Islands are part of Spain and thus the European Union, however, they are within a VAT-free zone , which means that everything is cheaper compared to the other European cities.
• Shops and businesses are normally open Monday through Saturday from 9:30 to 13:30, and then from 16:30 to 20:00 (the break in the middle is commonly known as siesta time ).
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5 Best to Do in La Palma Cruise Port

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1. Santa Cruz de La Palma

Let’s start with the charming capital of La Palma island. For those of you who decide to explore the city on foot, these are the highlights and things to do:

• Calle O’Daly – The main pedestrian street where you’ll find a lot of shops and businesses. The street boasts beautiful colonial buildings and picturesque facades.
• Santa Cruz Town Hall (Ayuntamiento de Santa Cruz de La Palma) – The Town Hall is housed in a historic arched building on Calle O’Daly Street and overlooks Plaza de España (Spanish Square).
• Plaza de España – A small square is surrounded by the Town Hall and the Baroque Church of El Salvador (Iglesia Matriz de El Salvador), the main church in the town dating from the 1500s.
• Santa Cruz Market (Mercado de Santa Cruz de La Palma) – A stone’s throw from Plaza de España, a small yet lovely market is the place where you’ll find fresh local produce, from a variety of cheeses, fruits, herbs, plants and vegetables to local specialties such as a refreshment drink “guarapo”, made of pressed sugar cane.
• Avenida Maritima – The waterfront boulevard overlooks Playa de Santa Cruz de La Palma and is renowned for Balcones de la Avenida Maritima , the 19th-century wooden balconies of various colors, often featured on city postcards.
• Naval Museum (Museo Naval – Barco de la Virgen) – Located on Plaza de la Alameda, a 20-minute walk from the cruise port along Avenida Maritima, the museum is housed in Barco de la Virgen, a replica of one of Columbus’s caravels. It is the most visited museum in La Palma offering an amazing insight into five centuries of the naval history of La Palma and the Canary Islands.
• Castillo de la Virgen – Located slightly uphill from Naval Museum, this small fortress was built for defense purposes in the 17th century and offers nice views of the town and the Atlantic Ocean.
• Church of Santo Domingo (Iglesia de Santo Domingo) – Another beautiful historic church that dominates Plaza Santo Domingo .
• Playa de Santa Cruz de La Palma – A long and wide black sand beach lines Avenida Maritima and is the main city beach.
• Playa de Bajamar – Located directly opposite the cruise ship pier, this black sand beach is protected by the breakwater of the cruise pier and is a laid-back place popular with locals.

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2. Caldera de Taburiente National Park

Parque Nacional de la Caldera de Taburiente lies in the heart of La Palma and is one of the top-rated places to visit on the island. Spreading across 10 kilometers, Caldera (“cauldron” in English) is a 1,500-meter-deep volcanic crater formed 2 million years ago by erosion of the volcano’s original crater. Over the centuries, a unique ecosystem has been created across the caldera, including lush vegetation, pine forests (Canary Island Pine), and other endemic flora and wildlife.

Many shore excursions and tours are daily organized to visit this spectacular UNESCO Biosphere Reserve that combines natural treasures with stunning views, such as the ones from the La Cumbrecita viewpoint (Mirador de La Cumbrecita), Mirador Lomo de las Chozas, Mirador de Los Roques, and many others. Hiking, off-road driving and other adventure activities are the most popular activities in the area. To get there, you can book a tour, rent a car, or book a tour by taxi. I suggest taking an organized excursion to see the most famous attractions in the area.

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3. Roque de Los Muchachos

Also known as Mirador del Roque de Los Muchachos, this breathtaking viewpoint sits at the highest point of La Palma island at 2,426 meters above sea level. When translated into English, the “Rock of the Boys” was named after a group of small rock formations about 3 meters high, which resemble a group of boys.

The mountain peak is home to Roque de Los Muchachos Observatory , the largest astronomical observatory in the Northern Hemisphere, home to the largest optical-infrared telescope on the planet. Clear skies and outstanding weather conditions make this observatory a perfect location for astronomical research, attracting scientists from all over the world. Private visits to the observatory may be open to the public.

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4. Fuencaliente

Fuencaliente de La Palma is a municipality in the southern part of the island known for dramatic volcanic landscapes and fertile soil suitable for growing Malvasia grape varieties and bananas. The landscape is dominated by an active volcanic ridge known as Cumbre Vieja, and two volcanoes San Antonio and Teneguía. Teneguía’s last eruption took place in 1971 and you can see its crater formed by that eruption from the Volcan San Antonio visitor center.

San Antonio Volcano’s last eruption took place in 1677. You can learn about it in the visitor center which offers an amazing insight into the volcano history of La Palma and theories of how the island was geologically formed. There is an ash path along the edge of the San Antonio Volcano crater, allowing visitors to see the pine trees that have been growing inside the crater for over a century. The crater itself is presumed to have a geological age of about 3,000 years.

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5. Los Tilos Forest

Los Tilos Laurel Forest is located in the northeast of La Palma and is undoubtedly one of the greenest areas on the island. Los Tilos is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve known for lush vegetation and hundreds of endemic species of flora and fauna. There are several designated hiking trails through the forest, and nature enthusiasts can learn more about its history and ecosystems at the Los Tilos Visitor Center.

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Wrapping Up

Whether you decide to explore La Palma’s charming capital or embark on a journey through volcanic landscapes, this beautiful port offers many options for everyone! Make sure you plan your day to get the most out of Santa Cruz de La Palma cruise port.

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La Palma Cruise Port Guide Info

La Palma is the fifth-largest of the eight islands of the Canary Islands archipelago, boasting spectacular natural attractions and famous for its breathtaking sceneries. The cruise terminal is located just a 10-15 minute walking distance from the city center of a picturesque capital of the island, Santa Cruz de La Palma. The city has preserved its centuries-old architecture and is famous for postcard-perfect, colorful buildings very attractive to the visitors.

The city center has many historic landmarks such as the magnificent Church of Santo Domingo or Church of El Salvador, well worth visiting, as well as many museums, markets, parks, and squares filled with restaurants, cafes, and shops. The city beach is located in the heart of Santa Cruz, so you can refresh yourself in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean or enjoy the view in one of the nearby cafes and restaurants. 

La Palma is the greenest of all Canary Islands, and its main attraction is Caldera Taburiente National Park, a World Biosphere Reserve where fascinating volcanic landscapes meet the island’s dense forests. The national park is located a 30-minute drive from your cruise port terminal, and the best way to visit it is with your cruise ship shore excursion. 

A bit further away, in the region of Fuencaliente, in the southern part of the island, you can admire the volcanoes of Teneguia and San Antonio from several different viewpoints. Both volcanoes are still considered active and have visitor centers where you can stop by and learn about the history of La Palma’s volcanoes. The island is truly stunning and has so much to offer, but the natural beauties of La Palma are not to be missed. 

For more information on the Canary Islands, check out the article: Canaries Cruise: Best Of The Canary Islands 

Port of La Palma

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La Palma Cruise Port

The cruise port on the Island of La Palma is conveniently located just five minutes from the capital city of Santa Cruz de La Palma.

La Palma is one of the islands in the Canary Island archipelago.

Cruise passengers arriving in Santa Cruz can simply walk along the Avenida Maritime Promenade to the city's Old Quarter.  Plaza de Espana is the city's central.

Public Transportation

Port shuttle.

Free shuttle bus services is provided by most cruise lines to shuttle passengers between their ships and the cruise terminal.

Bus Service

There are approximately 20 bus routes on the island of La Palma. A single bus fare cost two euro or less.

Ferry Service

Ferry service operates from La Palma to other destinations in the Canary Islands:

• Las Palmas (Gran Canaria)
• Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Tenerife)
• Los Cristianos

Visitor Information

Santa cruz de la palma.

Top tourist attractions and landmarks in Santa Cruz are the following:

• Plaza de Espana
• Santa Cruz Town Hall
• Military Museum
• Bajamar Beach (has restroom and shower facilities)

Access the Canary Islands Vacation Guide for comprehensive visitor information.

Island of La Palma

The island of La Palma is relatively untouched by tourism and is considered by many to be the most beautiful of the Canary Islands.

Popular island attractions are:

• Botanical Gardens (north)
• Caldera de Taburiente (volcanic crater in National Park)
• Tropical rainforests and hiking trails

Map of La Palma Cruise Port

View map of cruise terminal at Santa Cruz de La Palma.

Spain Currency

The Island of La Palma is an integral part of Spain.  Consequently, the Euro is the official currency on the island.

Weather in La Palma

Average monthly temperatures (centigrade) and precipitation amounts (millimeters) are as follows:

Wifi Service

Internet service is available at Internet cafes, restaurants and in shopping malls.

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Introduction

Welcome to Santa Cruz de La Palma, a charming city located on the eastern side of the beautiful island of La Palma in the Canary Islands, Spain. As one of the most popular cruise ports in the region, Santa Cruz de La Palma offers a combination of breathtaking natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture that attracts visitors from around the world.

With its narrow, cobbled streets, picturesque architecture, and stunning ocean views, Santa Cruz de La Palma creates a perfect blend of traditional Spanish charm and modern amenities. Whether you’re exploring the historic old town, relaxing on the pristine beaches, or indulging in delicious local cuisine, this vibrant city has something to offer for everyone.

As you step off your cruise ship and into Santa Cruz de La Palma, be prepared to be enchanted by its lively atmosphere and warm hospitality. The city is known for its friendly locals who are always eager to share their love for their hometown and provide recommendations for the best things to do and see.

In this comprehensive cruise port guide, we will take you on a journey through everything you need to know about Santa Cruz de La Palma. From top attractions and activities to shopping and dining options, we’ll help you make the most of your visit to this hidden gem of the Canary Islands.

So, sit back, relax, and get ready to discover the wonders of Santa Cruz de La Palma. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, nature lover, or simply seeking a memorable vacation experience, this charming city will not disappoint.

Overview of Santa Cruz de La Palma Cruise Port

Santa Cruz de La Palma Cruise Port is a vibrant and bustling gateway to the enchanting island of La Palma. Situated on the eastern coast of the Canary Islands, this port welcomes a multitude of cruise ships throughout the year, attracting tourists from all corners of the globe.

The cruise port is conveniently located just a short distance from the city center, allowing visitors to easily explore the charming streets and attractions of Santa Cruz de La Palma. As you disembark from your ship, you will be greeted by a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with friendly locals ready to assist you in making the most of your time in this picturesque city.

The port is well-equipped to handle a large number of visitors, with modern facilities and amenities to ensure a seamless arrival and departure experience. From spacious terminals to efficient customs and immigration procedures, Santa Cruz de La Palma Cruise Port is committed to providing a comfortable and hassle-free journey for all visitors.

One of the highlights of the port is its stunning waterfront location, offering breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Whether you’re enjoying a leisurely stroll along the promenade or sipping a refreshing drink at one of the waterfront cafes, you’ll be treated to a picturesque backdrop that perfectly encapsulates the beauty of the Canary Islands.

The cruise port also serves as a gateway to the many natural wonders of La Palma. Known as the “Isla Bonita” (Beautiful Island), La Palma is a paradise for nature lovers, with its lush forests, towering mountains, and dramatic volcanic landscapes. From scenic hikes and awe-inspiring viewpoints to stunning beaches and hidden coves, there is no shortage of outdoor activities and adventures to embark on during your time in Santa Cruz de La Palma.

Overall, Santa Cruz de La Palma Cruise Port offers a perfect blend of convenience, beauty, and cultural charm. Whether you choose to explore the city’s historical sites, immerse yourself in its vibrant culture, or venture out into the natural wonders of La Palma, this enchanting port will leave you with unforgettable memories of your visit to the Canary Islands.

Things to Do in Santa Cruz de La Palma

Santa Cruz de La Palma offers a plethora of exciting activities and attractions that cater to every type of traveler. Whether you’re interested in history, nature, or simply enjoying the laid-back atmosphere, there is something for everyone in this charming city. Here are some of the top things to do in Santa Cruz de La Palma:

• Explore the Historic Old Town: Take a leisurely stroll through the narrow, cobbled streets of Santa Cruz de La Palma’s historic center, known as Casco Antiguo. Admire the beautiful colonial architecture, visit the impressive Cathedral of Santa Maria, and browse the local shops and boutiques.
• Admire the Balconies of Calle Real: Walk along the iconic Calle Real, the main street of Santa Cruz de La Palma, and marvel at the colorful wooden balconies. These ornate balconies are a hallmark of the city’s architecture and add to its unique charm.
• Visit the Museums: Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Santa Cruz de La Palma by visiting its fascinating museums. Discover the island’s volcanic origins at the Museum of Natural History and Archaeology, learn about the indigenous people of La Palma at the Insular Museum, or explore the art collections at the Perez de Brito Art Museum.
• Relax on the Beaches: Head to the nearby Playa de Bajamar or Playa de Los Cancajos for a day of sun, sand, and relaxation. These beautiful beaches offer crystal-clear waters, golden sand, and a range of amenities such as beach bars and water sports facilities.
• Hike in the Caldera de Taburiente National Park: Embark on a breathtaking hiking adventure in the Caldera de Taburiente National Park, located just a short distance from Santa Cruz de La Palma. Discover stunning viewpoints, lush forests, and impressive volcanic landscapes as you explore this natural wonder.
• Sample Local Cuisine: Indulge in the delicious flavors of Canarian cuisine by dining at one of the many restaurants and tapas bars in Santa Cruz de La Palma. Try traditional dishes such as papas arrugadas (wrinkled potatoes) with mojo sauce and fresh seafood caught in the nearby waters.
• Experience the Carnival: If you’re lucky enough to visit Santa Cruz de La Palma during February, don’t miss the chance to witness the vibrant and colorful Carnival celebrations. Join the locals in their festive parades, dances, and music as they celebrate one of the biggest events of the year.

These are just a few highlights of the many activities and attractions that await you in Santa Cruz de La Palma. Whether you choose to immerse yourself in its rich history, explore its natural landscapes, or simply soak up the laid-back atmosphere, this enchanting city is sure to leave you with unforgettable memories of your visit to the Canary Islands.

Shopping in Santa Cruz de La Palma

When visiting Santa Cruz de La Palma, shopping enthusiasts will delight in the variety of options available. From charming local boutiques to bustling markets, this vibrant city offers a unique shopping experience that will cater to every taste. Here are some of the best places to shop in Santa Cruz de La Palma:

• Calles O’Daly and Real: Explore the atmospheric streets of Calles O’Daly and Real, where you’ll find a plethora of shops, boutiques, and artisanal stores. Browse through locally made handicrafts, unique clothing items, and beautifully designed jewelry.
• El Parque Shopping Center: For a more modern shopping experience, head to the El Parque Shopping Center. This spacious mall houses a wide range of stores, including fashion boutiques, electronics shops, and a supermarket, offering everything you need in one convenient location.
• Mercado Municipal de Santa Cruz de La Palma: Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of the Mercado Municipal de Santa Cruz de La Palma. This vibrant market is a treasure trove of fresh produce, local delicacies, and traditional handicrafts. Sample some delicious Canarian cheeses, pick up a bottle of locally produced wine, or find unique souvenirs to bring back home.
• La Recova: Located in a charming historic building, La Recova is another must-visit shopping destination in Santa Cruz de La Palma. This indoor market offers a wide range of products, from fresh fruits and vegetables to clothing, accessories, and crafts. Take your time to peruse the stalls and discover local specialties.
• Antique Shops: If you’re a fan of antiques and vintage items, Santa Cruz de La Palma has a selection of antique shops that will pique your interest. Explore these hidden gems to find unique furniture pieces, vintage clothing, books, and collectibles that will add a touch of history and charm to your home.
• Artisanal Products: Santa Cruz de La Palma is known for its vibrant artisanal scene, and you’ll find an array of handcrafted products throughout the city. From pottery and ceramics to traditional Canarian textiles and intricate woodwork, these artisanal products make for perfect souvenirs or unique gifts.

When shopping in Santa Cruz de La Palma, remember to explore the local markets and support small businesses for an authentic and sustainable experience. Whether you’re looking for unique fashion pieces, traditional crafts, or delicious local delicacies, the city’s diverse shopping scene will cater to your every desire.

Dining Options Near Santa Cruz de La Palma Cruise Port

When it comes to dining in Santa Cruz de La Palma, you’re in for a treat. This vibrant city is known for its delicious cuisine, offering a wide range of dining options to satisfy any palate. From traditional Canarian dishes to international cuisine, there’s something to please every food lover. Here are some of the top dining options near the Santa Cruz de La Palma Cruise Port:

• Seafood Specialties: As a coastal city, Santa Cruz de La Palma is renowned for its fresh seafood. Visit one of the local seafood restaurants near the cruise port and indulge in mouthwatering dishes such as grilled octopus, fried fish, and succulent prawns. Don’t miss the chance to savor the local specialty, “vieja,” a type of local fish prepared in a variety of delicious ways.
• Tapas Bars: For a true taste of Spanish culture and cuisine, head to one of the tapas bars in Santa Cruz de La Palma. These lively establishments serve a wide variety of small, flavorful dishes, allowing you to sample an array of local flavors. Pair your tapas with a glass of local wine or a refreshing Canarian beer for a truly authentic experience.
• Local Canarian Cuisine: Delve into the flavors of the Canary Islands by trying traditional Canarian dishes. Visit a local restaurant and enjoy classics such as “papas arrugadas” (wrinkled potatoes), “mojo” sauce, and “gofio” (toasted grain flour) as accompaniments. Don’t forget to try the local goat cheese, which is highly regarded for its unique taste.
• International Cuisine: If you’re craving something different, Santa Cruz de La Palma also offers a diverse range of international dining options. From Italian pasta and pizza to Asian fusion and American-style burgers, you’ll find a variety of restaurants to cater to your global cravings.
• Cafes and Bakeries: Take a break from your explorations and relax at one of the cozy cafes or bakeries scattered around Santa Cruz de La Palma. Enjoy a cup of aromatic Canarian coffee, indulge in a delicious pastry or cake, and soak up the laid-back atmosphere of the city.
• Wine Tasting: La Palma is known for its unique and flavorful wines, and Santa Cruz de La Palma offers several wine bars and wineries where you can indulge in wine tasting experiences. Try the local varieties such as “Malvasía” and “Listán Negro,” and savor the distinctive flavors of the region.

Whether you’re in the mood for fresh seafood, traditional Canarian cuisine, or international flavors, the dining options near the Santa Cruz de La Palma Cruise Port will exceed your expectations. Immerse yourself in the rich culinary scene of the city and create unforgettable dining experiences during your visit.

Excursions and Activities in Santa Cruz de La Palma

Santa Cruz de La Palma offers a wide range of exciting excursions and activities that allow visitors to immerse themselves in the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the region. From outdoor adventures to historical explorations, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Here are some of the top excursions and activities in Santa Cruz de La Palma:

• Hike the Caldera de Taburiente: Explore the stunning Caldera de Taburiente National Park, a natural wonder known for its breathtaking volcanic landscapes and lush forests. Embark on hiking trails that offer impressive viewpoints, cascading waterfalls, and a chance to witness the untouched beauty of the island’s interior.
• Visit Los Tilos Biosphere Reserve: Discover the enchanting ancient laurel forest of Los Tilos Biosphere Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Follow the picturesque hiking trails and marvel at the diverse flora and fauna that thrive in this unique ecosystem.
• Explore La Palma’s Volcanic Landscapes: Take a tour to explore the volcanic landscapes that define La Palma’s unique geology. Visit the Teneguía Volcano, hike along volcanic trails, and learn about the island’s volcanic history at the Museum of Natural History and Archaeology.
• Take a Stargazing Tour: La Palma is renowned for its clear skies and lack of light pollution, making it an ideal destination for stargazing. Join a guided stargazing tour and marvel at the wonders of the universe as you observe the stars, planets, and galaxies from designated observation points.
• Enjoy Watersports and Beach Activities: If you’re a fan of water-based activities, Santa Cruz de La Palma offers plenty of options. From snorkeling and diving in crystal-clear waters to paddleboarding and kayaking along the coast, there are activities for every level of adventure seeker.
• Visit the San Antonio Volcano: Take a trip to the San Antonio Volcano, located just a short distance from Santa Cruz de La Palma. Walk along the rim of the volcano and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. Don’t miss the opportunity to descend into the volcanic crater and explore its unique geological features.
• Experience Traditional Festivals and Events: Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Santa Cruz de La Palma by participating in the city’s traditional festivals and events. From the colorful Carnival celebrations to religious processions and local fiestas, these cultural events offer a glimpse into the rich heritage and traditions of the island.

Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural experiences, Santa Cruz de La Palma has something to offer. Choose from a variety of excursions and activities to make the most of your time on this beautiful Canary Island and create unforgettable memories during your visit.

Transportation Options in Santa Cruz de La Palma

Getting around Santa Cruz de La Palma and exploring the surrounding areas is convenient and accessible, thanks to the city’s efficient transportation options. Whether you prefer to travel by land, water, or air, there are various modes of transportation to suit your needs. Here are the transportation options available in Santa Cruz de La Palma:

• Rental Cars: For those who prefer the freedom and flexibility of exploring at their own pace, renting a car is a popular option in Santa Cruz de La Palma. Several car rental companies operate in the city, providing a range of vehicles to suit different preferences and budgets. Having a rental car allows you to easily access attractions outside of the city and venture into the breathtaking natural landscapes of the island.
• Taxis: Taxis are readily available in Santa Cruz de La Palma and can be a convenient option for short trips within the city or when traveling to nearby destinations. Taxis can be hailed from designated taxi stands or booked in advance. It’s advisable to ask for an estimated fare before starting your journey to ensure a fair price.
• Public Bus: The public bus system in Santa Cruz de La Palma provides affordable transportation around the city and to neighboring towns and villages. The bus routes cover most major attractions and residential areas, making it a convenient option for both locals and tourists. Bus schedules can be obtained from the bus stations or online, and tickets can be purchased on board.
• Ferries: If you want to explore other islands in the Canary archipelago, Santa Cruz de La Palma is well-connected to neighboring islands by ferry services. Ferries operate from the nearby port, offering regular trips to destinations such as Tenerife and La Gomera. It’s advisable to check the ferry schedules in advance and book your tickets ahead of time, especially during peak travel seasons.
• Walking and Cycling: Santa Cruz de La Palma is a pedestrian-friendly city, with many attractions and amenities within walking distance of the cruise port. Exploring the city on foot allows you to fully immerse yourself in its charming streets and take in the unique atmosphere. Additionally, there are bike rental services available in the city, allowing you to cycle along the scenic coastline or explore nearby areas on two wheels.

With a variety of transportation options available, getting around Santa Cruz de La Palma is convenient and hassle-free. Choose the mode of transportation that suits your preferences and enjoy exploring the city and its stunning surroundings with ease.

Useful Information for Visitors

When visiting Santa Cruz de La Palma, it’s always helpful to have some useful information to make your trip as smooth and enjoyable as possible. Here are some key details that can assist you during your visit to this beautiful city:

• Language: The official language in Santa Cruz de La Palma, as well as the rest of Spain, is Spanish. While English may be spoken in tourist areas, it’s always helpful to learn a few basic Spanish phrases or carry a translation app to communicate with locals.
• Currency: The currency used in Santa Cruz de La Palma, as well as the rest of Spain, is the Euro (EUR). It’s advisable to carry some cash for small purchases, but credit cards are widely accepted in most establishments.
• Climate: Santa Cruz de La Palma enjoys a mild and pleasant climate throughout the year. Summers are warm, with temperatures ranging from 23-29°C (73-84°F), while winters are cool, with temperatures ranging from 15-21°C (59-70°F). It’s recommended to pack comfortable clothing and remember to bring sun protection, especially during the summer months.
• Time Zone: Santa Cruz de La Palma observes the Western European Time Zone (WET) during standard time and the Western European Summer Time (WEST) during daylight saving time. The time zone is Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) +0 (WET) and UTC +1 (WEST).
• Electrical Outlets: The standard voltage in Santa Cruz de La Palma is 230V, and the frequency is 50Hz. The plug type used in Spain is the Europlug (Type C) and the Schuko (Type F) plug. It’s advisable to bring a suitable travel adapter to plug in your electronic devices.
• Safety: Santa Cruz de La Palma is generally a safe city for visitors. However, it’s always recommended to take common safety precautions, such as keeping an eye on your belongings, avoiding isolated areas at night, and following any local advice or regulations.
• Medical Facilities: Santa Cruz de La Palma has excellent medical facilities, including hospitals and clinics, to cater to any healthcare needs. It’s advisable to have travel insurance that covers medical expenses before your visit. In case of an emergency, dial 112 for immediate assistance.
• Tourist Information: The Santa Cruz de La Palma Tourist Information Office is located in the city center and is a valuable resource for visitors. The staff can provide maps, brochures, and information about local attractions, events, and tours. They can also assist with any queries or concerns you may have during your stay.

By keeping these useful details in mind, you’ll be well-prepared to make the most of your trip to Santa Cruz de La Palma. Enjoy your visit to this charming city and create lasting memories of your time in the beautiful Canary Islands.

Santa Cruz de La Palma, with its captivating charm, stunning natural beauty, and rich cultural heritage, is an absolute gem in the Canary Islands. From the moment you step off your cruise ship, you will be greeted by a vibrant city that offers a perfect blend of history, adventure, and relaxation.

Exploring the narrow, cobbled streets of the historic old town, getting lost in the picturesque architecture, and discovering hidden gems around every corner is a delight for any visitor. The city’s warm and welcoming atmosphere, coupled with the friendly locals, creates a memorable experience that lasts long after you’ve left.

Whether you’re hiking through the volcanic landscapes, admiring the breathtaking views from scenic viewpoints, or simply soaking up the sun on the pristine beaches, Santa Cruz de La Palma offers a range of activities for every traveler’s taste. The city also boasts a diverse culinary scene, allowing you to indulge in traditional Canarian dishes as well as international flavors.

With its convenient transportation options, getting around Santa Cruz de La Palma and exploring the surrounding areas is a breeze. Whether you choose to rent a car, take a taxi, hop on a bus, or even venture out to neighboring islands by ferry, you’ll find that navigating the city is convenient and efficient.

As you explore Santa Cruz de La Palma, make sure to immerse yourself in the local culture. From visiting museums and attending traditional festivals to shopping for unique souvenirs and trying local delicacies, there are countless opportunities to create authentic and unforgettable experiences.

In conclusion, Santa Cruz de La Palma is a destination that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or an immersion into the local way of life, this charming city will leave you with memories to treasure and a desire to return again and again.

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Getting To Know La Palma – Cruise Port Guide

Most cruisers would be forgiven for mixing up the Canary Island of La Palma with the capital of the Balearic Island of Majorca, Palma. However, the fifth largest of the seven Canary Islands is a real treasure, and its nickname of ‘La Isla Bonita’ – the Beautiful Island – is a true testament to the sheer abundance of jaw dropping natural wonders that can be uncovered there. At 706 square km in size, La Palma can be very easily explored in a day ashore from a cruise ship and many stop off here in the main town of Santa Cruz de La Palma on the east coast (again not to be confused with the larger town and port of Santa Cruz on the neighbouring island of Tenerife). Now that we’ve figured out the geography, let’s delve into our La Palma cruise port guide and see what else you should be adding to your must see list during your time on the island.

What is immediately evident when docking in this rather sleepy town is that it is for the natural beauty that one visits, with mountains rising up over 2,000 metres immediately viewable from the harbour. In fact, the Roque de Los Muchachos – Rock of Boys – at 4,246 metres above sea level, is second in height only to Mount Teide on Tenerife within the island chain and boasts a telescopic array to wow stargazers; in fact, La Palma is the second most important astrophysics observatory in the world and principle northern hemisphere site. This towering mountain range in the north of the island, overlooks one of four national parks in the Canary Islands, the Caldera de Taburiente National Park. Beyond this the ridge of the Cumbre Vieja slopes to the south revealing a barren volcanic landscape and ending at the southern tip of Fuencaliente, where there are various volcanic craters and cones, most notably the San Antonio Volcano. For the nature lovers, the Los Tilos Laurel Forest is part of the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Status boasts amazing hiking trails through stunning ecosystems and more hiking routes to explore. All these delights mean that La Palma just might be the hidden gem in the Canary Islands crown.

Travel Tips

The good thing about cruising here is that the port at Santa Cruz de La Palma acts as a gateway to the island, whilst also being a pretty town to stroll around to a more colonial style rather than somewhere that has been over developed like other Canary Island destinations. The port is fairly easy to navigate, with there being a flat walk of approximately 1km to the start of the main pedestrianised street, Calle O’Daly. This street is a mixture of cobblestones and paving slabs, and all along its length you can find an assortment of local souvenir shops, clothing stores, shoe shops, furniture stores and small cafes and bars.

The other main attraction of this town is the street that runs parallel to Calle O’Daly next to the waterfront, the Avenida Maritima . This street is the location of the most impressive set of traditional wooden balconies in all the Canary Islands, and now these former merchants’ houses and fisherman’s’ dwellings have souvenir shops and nice restaurants occupying some of their ground floors.

The last place of interest within the vicinity of the port are the two local beaches of Santa Cruz de La Palma, which runs parallel to the Avenida Maritima , and Playa de Bajamar , around 20 minutes’ walk from the port, situated directly opposite the cruise berth. La Palma itself is not the most renowned Canary Island for its beaches however and being a volcanic island, most of the beaches are black sand.

Those are really the main thing to see in Santa Cruz de La Palma and in reality, aside from the beach, the town itself really can be explored in around 2 hours total. So, the best thing you can do is head off to explore the island. Renting a car is a great way of exploring the island independently and there are a couple of firms in the small terminal building in the port, offering rentals from as low as €35 for a car for a whole day, or of course there are always ship excursions to head off with a guide.

Most cruisers would be forgiven for mixing up the Canary Island of La Palma with the capital of the Balearic Island of Majorca, Palma. However, the fifth largest of the seven Canary Islands is a real treasure, and its nickname of ‘La Isla Bonita’ – the Beautiful Island – is a true testament to the sheer abundance of jaw dropping natural wonders that can be uncovered there. At 706 square km in size, La Palma can be very easily explored in a day ashore from a cruise ship and many stop off here in the main town of Santa Cruz de La Palma on the east coast (again not to be confused with the larger town and port of Santa Cruz on the neighbouring island of Tenerife ).

Destination photos courtesy of Sam Whiteside ©

Key highlights of La Palma

• Avenida Maritima and its 15 th Century Balconies
• Calle O’Daly
• Naval Museum
• Centro de Interpretación de La Bajada – Exhibits on quinquennial celebrations honouring the Virgen de Las Nieves (patron of the island) in a restored, historical space.
• Playa Santa Cruz de La Palma and Playa de Bajamar
• Caldera de Taburiente National Park
• Roque de Los Muchachos (tallest peak) and the Astrophysics Observatory
• Town of El Paso and La Glorieta Square
• The Caños de Fuego (Fire ducts) Volcanic Caves Interpretation Centre and Las Palomas Volcanic Cave
• Fuencaliente and the Volcano of San Antonio
• Tendel Archaeological Park
• Los Tilos Laurel Forest
• Aldea Rum Distillery

Regular cruise line visitors

• Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines
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Cruise Expert Insider 🔎 La Palma by Sam Whiteside

Most people I speak to think that La Palma is not as interesting as the other Canary Islands and if I ask them if they have ventured further than the town most will say no. That is a shame because this is definitely what we in the industry call a gateway port. If all you do here is stay around town, I feel you will have missed out on quite possibly the most breath-taking natural scenery you are likely to view. Do be warned though, if you are not someone who has a head for heights or if you get a bit travel sick on winding roads, then La Palma will definitely test you, as all the best bits of the island are high above the clouds, quite literally in some cases.

Don’t get me wrong, if you aren’t really into exploring and getting off the beaten track then you can potter around the town easily enough. You may also find yourself lucky enough as I once was to be in port the day of particular festivities, like the Carnival Los Indianos which occurs in either February or March dependent on the year, and is commonly known as The White Party, for the fact that everyone dresses in white and engage in throwing talcum powder over each other, in a friendly manner of course. There is a reason for this celebration, which is to remember those who once emigrated to Latin America to earn their fortune, who then returned home to La Palma bringing their wealth and some of their newly adopted cultures to share with their fellow islanders. Cuban music, cigars and of course rum bring thousands out onto the streets and it is not uncommon for the town, whose normal population is around 20,000 inhabitants, to swell to almost 50,000. It is one big street party, and I must admit that not even being covered head to toe in talcum powder and all the necessary cleaning that takes place afterwards will dampen your spirits. It was an exhilarating experience.

This is obviously luck of the draw if you end up here on this very day, but if you don’t I have had some wonderful tapas at restaurants that occupy the wonderful old merchants houses on the Avenida Maritima. For me you cannot visit a destination and not try the local food so, whatever you do, make sure you ask for Canarian potatoes with the famous mojo sauces and then pick up some at the souvenir shops or even in the local supermarket before you get back onboard. If you want to take a bottle of something home with you, I have visited the local rum distillery in Charco Azul in the north of the island, and you can find their products in many of the shops in Santa Cruz. The rum is called Aldea and they use traditional distilling methods, and it is still a very labour-intensive process to get their rum. They infuse it with various spices and flavours, my personal favourite being the honey flavoured rum. They also do their own gins and vodkas, but if you are not into spirits, then wine from La Palma is also lovely and full of flavour, grown in the rich volcanic soil to perfection.

Having been raised in a relatively flat part of the UK, I am always fascinated by mountains and La Palma does not disappoint in that. Whether you explore the volcanic craters down at Fuencaliente or fancy heading up to the highest point to see the telescopic array and peer down into the vast chasm that is the Caldera de Taburiente, you will feel like you are on top of the world. I don’t think there are enough superlatives or adjectives to describe the views this island has to offer, sometimes I think it’s best for pictures to do the talking, or better yet see if with your own eyes. I have been a part of shore excursions, but I have also rented cars from the port and the island is simple enough to explore by yourself if you fancy tackling the mountainous terrain. My biggest tip, and I have already said this but will say it again, is go further than the port to fully appreciate this island. If not, you may just be jealous of all the wonders you hear about at your dinner table that evening.

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• Anguilla Anguilla Prickly Pear Cays, Anguilla
• Antarctica Antarctica Peninsula South Shetland Islands, Antarctica
• Antigua and Barbuda Barbuda Falmouth, Antigua St Johns, Antigua
• Argentina Buenos Aires, Argentina Elephant Island, Argentina Paradise Bay, Antarctica Puerto Madryn, Argentina Ushuaia, Argentina
• Australia Adelaide, Australia Airlie Beach, Australia Albany, Australia Batemans Bay, Australia Brisbane, Australia Broome, Australia Bunbury, Australia Burnie, Tasmania Cairns, Australia Cooktown, Australia Darwin, Australia Eden, Australia Esperance, Australia Exmouth, Australia Fraser Island, Australia Fremantle, Australia Geelong, Australia Geraldton, Australia Hamilton Island, Australia Hobart, Tasmania Kangaroo Island, Australia Kuri Bay, Australia Lizard Island, Australia Margaret River, Australia Melbourne, Australia Mooloolaba, Australia Moreton Island, Australia Newcastle, Australia Norfolk Island, Australia Percy Islands Phillip Island, Australia Port Arthur, Tasmania Port Douglas, Australia Port Lincoln, Australia Portland, Australia Robe, Australia Sydney, Australia Thursday Island, Australia Townsville, Australia Willis Island, Australia Yorkeys Knob, Australia
• Bahamas Andros Island, Bahamas Bimini Islands, Bahamas Castaway Cay, Bahamas Celebration Key, Bahamas Coco Cay, Bahamas Freeport, Bahamas Great Exuma Island, Bahamas Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas Half Moon Cay, Bahamas Lighthouse Point, Bahamas Long Island, Bahamas Nassau, Bahamas Ocean Cay, Bahamas Princess Cays, Bahamas Rose Island, Bahamas San Salvador Island, Bahamas Staniel Cay, Bahamas West End, Bahamas
• Bahrain Khalifa Bin Salman, Bahrain
• Belize Belize City, Belize Harvest Caye, Belize
• Benin Cotonou, Benin
• Bermuda Hamilton, Bermuda Kings Wharf, Bermuda St George, Bermuda
• Brazil Angra Dos Reis, Brazil Belem, Brazil Boca da Valeria, Brazil Buzios, Brazil Cabo Frio, Brazil Camboriu, Brazil Fortaleza, Brazil Ilha Grande, Brazil Ilhabela, Brazil Ilheus, Brazil Itajai, Brazil Macapa, Brazil Maceio, Brazil Manaus, Brazil Natal, Brazil Paranagua, Brazil Paraty, Brazil Parintins, Brazil Portobelo, Brazil Recife, Brazil Rio De Janeiro, Brazil Rio Grande, Brazil Salvador De Bahia, Brazil Santarem, Brazil Santos (Sao Paulo), Brazil Sao Francisco Do Sul, Brazil
• British Virgin Islands Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands Norman Island, British Virgin Islands Tortola, British Virgin Islands Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
• Brunei Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei
• Cambodia Sihanoukville, Cambodia
• Canada Alert Bay, British Columbia Baie-Comeau, Quebec Bonne Bay, Newfoundland Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Corner Brook, Newfoundland Gaspe, Quebec Halifax, Nova Scotia Havre St Pierre, Quebec Iles de la Madeleine, Quebec L'Anse Aux Meadows, Canada Lunenburg, Nova Scotia Montreal, Quebec Nanaimo, British Columbia Prince Rupert, British Columbia Quebec City, Quebec Red Bay, Labrador Saguenay, Quebec Saint John, New Brunswick Sept-Iles, Quebec Shelburne, Nova Scotia St Anthony, Newfoundland St Johns, Newfoundland Sydney, Nova Scotia Tadoussac, Quebec Trois Rivieres, Quebec Vancouver, Canada Victoria, British Columbia
• Canary Islands Arrecife, Canary Islands El Hierro, Canary Islands Gran Canaria, Canary Islands La Gomera, Canary Islands Puerto del Rosario, Fuerteventura St Cruz De La Palma, Canary Islands Tenerife, Canary Islands
• Cape Verde Boa Vista, Cape Verde Mindelo, Cape Verde Porto Novo, Cape Verde Praia, Cape Verde Islands Sal, Cape Verde
• Cayman Islands Cayman Brac George Town, Grand Cayman
• Channel Islands Guernsey, Channel Islands Jersey, Channel Islands Sark, Channel Islands
• Chile Antofagasta, Chile Arica, Chile Cape Horn, Chile Castro, Chiloe Island Coquimbo (La Serena), Chile Easter Island, Chile Iquique, Chile Isla Robinson Crusoe, Chile Laguna San Rafael, Chile Puerto Chacabuco, Chile Puerto Montt, Chile Puerto Williams, Chile Punta Arenas, Chile San Antonio, Chile Valparaiso, Chile
• China Dalian, China Dongtou, China Haikou, China Hong Kong, China Pingtan Island, China Qingdao, China Sanya, China Shanghai, China Shenzhen, China Tianjin, China Xiamen, China Zhoushan, China
• Colombia Cartagena, Colombia Isla De Providencia, Colombia San Andres Island, Colombia Santa Marta, Colombia
• Cook Islands Aitutaki, Cook Islands Rarotonga, Cook Islands
• Costa Rica Bahia Culebra, Costa Rica Curu, Costa Rica Golfito, Costa Rica Herradura, Costa Rica Playa Flamingo, Costa Rica Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica Puerto Limon, Costa Rica Puntarenas, Costa Rica Quepos, Costa Rica Tortuga Island, Costa Rica
• Croatia Cres, Croatia Dubrovnik, Croatia Hvar, Croatia Komiza, Croatia Korcula, Croatia Krk, Croatia Mali Losinj, Croatia Opatija, Croatia Primosten, Croatia Pula, Croatia Rab, Croatia Rijeka, Croatia Rovinj, Croatia Sibenik, Croatia Split, Croatia Trogir, Croatia Zadar, Croatia
• Cuba Havana, Cuba Santiago de Cuba, Cuba
• Cyprus Ayia Napa, Cyprus Larnaca, Cyprus Limassol, Cyprus Paphos, Cyprus
• Denmark Aalborg, Denmark Aarhus, Denmark Copenhagen, Denmark Esbjerg, Denmark Faaborg, Denmark Fredericia, Denmark Gudhjem, Bornholm Helsingor, Denmark Kalundborg, Denmark Ronne, Bornholm Skagen, Denmark
• Dominica Portsmouth, Dominica Roseau, Dominica
• Dominican Republic Cabo Rojo, Dominican Republic Catalina Island, Dominican Republic La Romana, Dominican Republic Puerto Plata/Amber Cove, Dominican Republic Punta Cana, Dominican Republic Samana, Dominican Republic Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
• Ecuador Esmeraldas, Ecuador Guayaquil, Ecuador Manta, Ecuador Puerto Bolivar, Ecuador
• Egypt Alexandria, Egypt Port Said, Egypt Port Sokhna, Egypt Safaga, Egypt Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt Suez Canal
• El Salvador Acajutia, El Salvador
• Equatorial Guinea Annobon Island, Equatorial Guinea
• Estonia Saaremaa, Estonia Tallinn, Estonia
• Falkland Islands Port Stanley, Falkland Islands
• Faroe Islands Klaksvik, Faroe Islands Runavik, Faroe Islands Thorshavn, Faroe Islands
• Fiji Beqa Island, Fiji Dravuni, Fiji Kabara, Fiji Kadavu Island, Fiji Lautoka, Fiji Leleuvia, Fiji Levuka, Ovalau Port Denarau, Fiji Savusavu, Fiji Suva, Fiji Taveuni, Fiji
• Finland Helsinki, Finland Kemi, Finland Kotka, Finland Mariehamn, Finland Oulu, Finland Rauma, Finland Turku, Finland Vaasa, Finland
• France Ajaccio, Corsica Antibes, France Bandol, France Bastia, Corsica Belle Ile, France Bonifacio, Corsica Bordeaux, France Brest, France Calais, France Calvi, Corsica Cannes, France Cassis, France Cherbourg, France Concarneau, France Douarnenez, France Dunkirk, France Fort de France, Martinique Honfleur, France Iles Du Salut, French Guiana L'Ile Rousse, Corsica La Ciotat, France La Rochelle, France Le Havre (Paris), France Le Marin, Martinque Le Verdon, France Les Anses d'Arlet, Martinique Lorient, France Marseille, France Mayotte, Comoros Menton, France Port Vendres, France Porto Vecchio, Corsica Propriano, Corsica Rouen, France Saint Raphael, France Saint-Denis, Reunion Saint-Florent, Corsica Saint-Nazaire, France Sanary sur Mer, France Sete, France St Barthelemy St Jean de Luz, France St Malo, France St Pierre et Miquelon St Tropez, France Toulon, France Villefranche (Nice), France
• French Polynesia Atuona, French Polynesia Bora Bora, French Polynesia Fakarava, French Polynesia Fatu Hiva, French Polynesia Huahine, French Polynesia Moorea, French Polynesia Nuku Hiva, French Polynesia Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia Raiatea, French Polynesia Rangiroa, French Polynesia Tahaa, French Polynesia Tahuata, French Polynesia Ua Pou, French Polynesia
• Germany Binz, Germany Bremerhaven, Germany Cuxhaven, Germany Hamburg, Germany Heligoland, Germany Kiel Canal Kiel, Germany List, Germany Sassnitz, Germany Travemunde, Germany Warnemunde, Germany Wismar, Germany
• Ghana Takoradi, Ghana Tema, Ghana
• Gibraltar Gibraltar, UK
• Greece Aegina, Greece Agios Nikolaos, Crete Amorgos, Greece Andros, Greece Argostoli (Kefallinia), Greece Chania, Crete Chios, Greece Corfu, Greece Corinth Canal (Cruising Canal) Delos, Greece Fiskardo, Cephalonia Folegandros, Greece Gythion, Greece Hydra, Greece Igoumenitsa, Greece Ikaria, Greece Ios, Nisos Ios Iraklion, Greece Itea, Greece Ithaca, Greece Kalamata, Greece Kamares, Nisos Sifnos Katakolon (Olympia), Greece Kavala, Greece Kos, Greece Kythnos, Greece Milos, Greece Monemvasia, Greece Mykonos, Greece Myrina, Nisos Limnos Mytilene, Greece Nafplion, Greece Naxos, Nisos Naxos Nisos Symi, Greece Nydri, Greece Parga, Greece Paros, Greece Patmos, Greece Piraeus (Athens), Greece Poros, Greece Porto Carras, Greece Pylos, Greece Rethymnon, Greece Rhodes, Greece Sami, Cephalonia Samos, Nisos Samos Santorini, Greece Skiathos, Nisos Skiathos Skopelos, Greece Spetses, Greece Syros, Greece Thessaloniki, Greece Tinos, Greece Volos, Greece Zakinthos, Greece
• Greenland Ilulissat, Greenland Kangerlussuaq, Greenland Manitsoq, Greenland Nanortalik, Greenland Narsarsuaq, Greenland Nuuk, Greenland Paamiut, Greenland Qaqortoq, Greenland Qeqertarsuaq, Greenland Sisimiut, Greenland Tasiilaq, Greenland Uummannaq, Greenland
• Grenada Carriacou, Grenada St Georges, Grenada
• Guadeloupe Basse-Terre, Guadeloupe Deshaies, Guadeloupe Iles Des Saintes, Guadeloupe Pointe A Pitre, Guadeloupe Saint Louis, Guadeloupe
• Guatemala Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala Santo Tomas De Castilla, Guatemala
• Guyana Georgetown, Guyana
• Haiti Labadee, Haiti
• Honduras Roatan, Honduras
• Iceland Akureyri, Iceland Djupivogur, Iceland Eskifjordur, Iceland Grundarfjordur, Iceland Heimaey, Westman Islands Husavik, Iceland Isafjord, Iceland Patreksfjordur, Iceland Reykjavik, Iceland Seydisfjordur, Iceland Siglufjorour, Iceland Vigur Island, Iceland Vopnafjordur, Iceland
• India Bangaram, India Chennai, India Cochin, India Mangalore, India Mormugao (Goa), India Mumbai, India Thoothukudi, India
• Indonesia Ambon, Indonesia Bali, Indonesia Bangka Island, Indonesia Baubau, Indonesia Bitung, Indonesia Celukan Bawang, Bali Jakarta, Indonesia Jayapura, Indonesia Komodo Island, Indonesia Kupang, Timor Larantuka, Flores Lombok, Indonesia Pare Pare, Indonesia Probolinggo, Indonesia Pulau Bintan, Indonesia Pulau Menyawakan, Indonesia Pulau We, Indonesia Semarang, Indonesia Sumba, Indonesia Surabaya, Indonesia Terempa, Siantan Ternate, Indonesia Tolitoli, Sulawesi
• Ireland Cork, Ireland Dingle, Ireland Dublin, Ireland Foynes, Ireland Galway, Ireland Glengariff, Ireland Greencastle, Ireland Killybegs, Ireland Kinsale, Ireland Waterford, Ireland
• Israel Ashdod, Israel Eilat, Israel Haifa, Israel
• Italy Alghero, Sardinia Amalfi, Italy Ancona, Italy Bari, Italy Brindisi, Italy Cagliari, Sardinia Capri, Italy Carloforte, Sardinia Catania, Sicily Chioggia, Italy Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy Crotone, Italy Gaeta, Italy Gallipoli, Italy Genoa, Italy Giardini-Naxos, Sicily Golfo Aranci, Sardinia Isola di Pantelleria, Italy La Spezia, Italy Lipari, Italy Livorno (Florence/Pisa), Italy Marina di Carrara, Italy Messina, Sicily Monopoli, Italy Naples, Italy Olbia, Sardinia Otranto, Italy Palermo, Sicily Palmarola, Italy Piombino, Italy Ponza, Italy Porto Cervo, Sardinia Porto Empedocle, Sicily Porto Ercole, Italy Porto Santo Stefano, Italy Porto Torres, Sardinia Portoferraio, Italy Portofino, Italy Positano, Italy Pozzallo, Sicily Ravenna, Italy Reggio Calabria, Italy Salerno, Italy San Remo, Italy Santa Margherita, Italy Savona, Italy Siracusa, Sicily Sorrento, Italy Stromboli, Italy Taranto, Italy Trapani, Italy Trieste, Italy Tropea, Italy Venice, Italy
• Ivory Coast Abidjan, Ivory Coast
• Jamaica Falmouth, Jamaica Montego Bay, Jamaica Ocho Rios, Jamaica Port Antonio, Jamaica Port Royal, Jamaica
• Japan Aburatsu, Japan Akita, Japan Amami, Amami Island Aomori, Japan Beppu, Japan Fukuoka, Japan Hakodate, Japan Himeji, Japan Hiroshima, Japan Hitachinaka, Japan Ishigaki, Japan Ishinomaki, Japan Kagoshima, Japan Kanazawa, Japan Kitakyushu, Japan Kobe/Osaka, Japan Kochi, Japan Kumamoto, Japan Kumano, Japan Kushiro, Japan Maizuru, Japan Matsuyama, Japan Miyako, Japan Miyakojima, Japan Miyazaki, Japan Muroran, Japan Nagasaki, Japan Nagoya, Japan Naha, Japan Niigata, Japan Oarai, Japan Omaezaki, Japan Onahama, Japan Otaru, Japan Sakaiminato, Japan Sakata, Japan Sasebo, Japan Sendai, Japan Shimizu, Japan Shimonoseki, Japan Takamatsu, Japan Toba, Japan Tokushima, Japan Tokyo, Japan Toyama, Japan Tsuruga, Japan Wakayama, Japan Yatsushiro, Japan Yokohama, Japan
• Jordan Aqaba, Jordan
• Kenya Mombasa, Kenya
• Kiribati Fanning Island, Kiribati
• Kuwait Kuwait City, Kuwait
• Latvia Liepaja, Latvia Riga, Latvia
• Lithuania Klaipeda, Lithuania
• Madagascar Diego Suarez, Madagascar Fort Dauphin, Madagascar Ile Sainte Marie, Madagascar Morondava, Madagascar Nosy Be, Madagascar Nosy Hara, Madagascar Tamatave, Madagascar Tulear, Madagascar
• Malaysia Klang (Kuala Lumpur), Malaysia Kotakinabulu, Malaysia Langkawi, Malaysia Malacca, Malaysia Penang, Malaysia
• Maldives Male, Maldives
• Malta La Valletta, Malta Mgarr, Gozo
• Marshall Islands Marshall Islands
• Mauritius Port Louis, Mauritius Rodrigues, Mauritius
• Mexico Acapulco, Mexico Baja Magdalena, Mexico Cabo San Lucas, Mexico Costa Maya, Mexico Cozumel, Mexico Ensenada, Mexico Guaymas, Mexico Huatulco, Mexico Isla Natividad, Mexico La Paz, Mexico Loreto, Mexico Manzanillo, Mexico Mazatlan, Mexico Progreso, Mexico Puerto Chiapas, Mexico Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Topolobampo, Mexico Zihuatanejo (Ixtapa), Mexico
• Micronesia Chuuk, Micronesia
• Montenegro Bar, Montenegro Kotor, Montenegro
• Montserrat Montserrat
• Morocco Agadir, Morocco Casablanca, Morocco Safi, Morocco Tangier, Morocco
• Mozambique Ilha de Mozambique, Mozambique Maputo, Mozambique Pomene, Mozambique Portuguese Island, Mozambique
• Namibia Luderitz, Namibia Walvis Bay, Namibia
• Netherlands Antilles Kralendijk, Bonaire Oranjestad, Sint Eustatius Saba, Netherlands Antilles
• New Caledonia Isle of Pines, New Caledonia Lifou, New Caledonia Mare, New Caledonia Noumea, New Caledonia
• New Zealand Akaroa, New Zealand Alofi, Niue Auckland, New Zealand Bay of Islands, New Zealand Bluff, New Zealand Christchurch, New Zealand Dunedin, New Zealand Fjordland National Park, New Zealand Gisborne, New Zealand Kaikoura, New Zealand Kaiteriteri, New Zealand Matiatia Bay, New Zealand Napier, New Zealand Nelson, New Zealand New Plymouth, New Zealand Oban, Stewart Island Picton, New Zealand Tauranga, New Zealand Timaru, New Zealand Wellington, New Zealand Whangarei, New Zealand
• Nicaragua Corinto, Nicaragua San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua
• Northern Mariana Islands Saipan, Mariana Islands
• Norway Alesund, Norway Alta, Norway Andalsnes, Norway Arendal, Norway Bergen, Norway Bodo, Norway Bronnoysund, Norway Egersund, Norway Eidfjord, Norway Farsund, Norway Flam, Norway Flekkefjord, Norway Floro, Norway Froya Island, Norway Geiranger, Norway Gravdal, Norway Hammerfest, Norway Harstad, Norway Haugesund, Norway Hellesylt, Norway Honningsvag, Norway Kalvag, Norway Kristiansand, Norway Kristiansund, Norway Leirvik, Norway Longyearbyen, Spitzbergen Maloy, Norway Mo I Rana, Norway Molde, Norway Namsos, Norway Narvik, Norway Nordfjordeid, Norway Olden, Norway Oslo, Norway Reine, Lofoten Rorvik, Norway Rosendal, Norway Sandane, Norway Sandnessjoen, Norway Skarsvag, Norway Skjolden, Norway Sorfjord, Norway Sortland, Norway Stavanger, Norway Svartisen, Norway Svolvaer, Norway Tromso, Norway Trondheim, Norway Ulvik, Norway Vik, Norway Vikoyri, Norway
• Oman Khasab, Oman Muscat, Oman Salalah, Oman Sur, Oman
• Palau Koror, Palau
• Panama Bocas Del Toro, Panama Colon, Panama Isla De Coiba, Panama Isla Gamez, Panama Isla Iguana, Panama Panama Canal (Cruising Canal) Panama City, Panama Portobelo, Panama San Blas Islands, Panama
• Papua New Guinea Alotau, Papua New Guinea Conflict Islands, Papua New Guinea Kiriwina Island, Papua New Guinea Madang, Papua New Guinea Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea Rabaul, Papua New Guinea Samarai Island, Papua New Guinea
• Peru Callao (Lima), Peru Matarani, Peru Pisco, Peru Salaverry (Trujillo), Peru
• Philippines Bohol, Philippines Boracay, Philippines Busuanga Island, Philippines Calangaman Island, Philippines El Nido, Philippines Manila, Philippines Puerto Princesa, Philippines Romblon, Philippines Salomague, Philippines Subic Bay, Philippines
• Pitcairn Islands Pitcairn Island
• Poland Gdynia, Poland Szczecin, Poland
• Portugal Angra do Heroismo, Azores Funchal, Madeira Horta, Azores Lisbon, Portugal Ponta Delgada, Azores Portimao, Portugal Porto Santo, Portugal Porto, Portugal Praia Da Vitoria, Azores Setubal, Portugal Velas, Sao Jorge
• Puerto Rico Boqueron, Puerto Rico Culebrita Island, Puerto Rico Esperanza, Puerto Rico Fajardo, Puerto Rico Salinas, Puerto Rico San Juan, Puerto Rico
• Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha Saint Helena Tristan da Cunha
• Sao Tome and Principe Principe, Sao Tome and Principe
• Saudi Arabia Dammam, Saudi Arabia Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Sharma, Saudi Arabia Yanbu, Saudi Arabia
• Seychelles Curieuse Island, Seychelles La Digue, Seychelles Mahe, Seychelles Praslin Island, Seychelles
• Slovenia Koper, Slovenia Piran, Slovenia
• Solomon Islands Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands
• South Africa Cape Town, South Africa Durban, South Africa East London, South Africa Langebaan, South Africa Mossel Bay, South Africa Port Elizabeth, South Africa Richard's Bay, South Africa
• South Korea Busan, South Korea Cheju, South Korea Incheon, South Korea Sokcho, South Korea
• Spain Alicante, Spain Almeria, Spain Barcelona, Spain Benidorm, Spain Bilbao, Spain Cadiz, Spain Cartagena, Spain Castellon de la Plana, Spain Ceuta, Spanish Morocco Ferrol, Spain Gijon, Spain Huelva, Spain Ibiza, Spain La Coruna, Spain Malaga, Spain Marbella, Spain Melilla, Spanish Morocco Motril, Spain Palamos, Spain Palma De Mallorca, Spain Pasajes, Spain Peniscola, Spain Port Mahon, Minorca Puerto Banus, Spain Roses, Spain San Sebastian, Spain Santander, Spain Seville, Spain Tarragona, Spain Valencia, Spain Vigo, Spain Vilagarcia de Arousa, Spain
• Sri Lanka Colombo, Sri Lanka Galle, Sri Lanka Hambantota, Sri Lanka Trincomalee, Sri Lanka
• St Kitts and Nevis Basseterre, St. Kitts Nevis, St Kitts and Nevis
• St Lucia Castries, St Lucia Pigeon Island, St Lucia Soufriere, St Lucia
• St Vincent and the Grenadines Bequia, Grenadines Canouan Island, Grenadines Mayreau, Grenadines St Vincent, St Vincent and the Grenadines
• Sweden Goteborg, Sweden Harnosand, Sweden Helsingborg, Sweden Kalmar, Sweden Karlskrona, Sweden Lulea, Sweden Lysekil, Sweden Malmo, Sweden Nynashamn, Sweden Ornskoldsvik, Sweden Stockholm, Sweden Stora Dyron, Sweden Sundsvall, Sweden Umea, Sweden Vastervik, Sweden Visby, Sweden
• Taiwan Hualien, Taiwan Kaohsiung, Taiwan Keelung, Taiwan Magong, Penghu Islands
• Tanzania Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania Zanzibar, Tanzania
• Thailand Ko Kood, Thailand Ko Samui, Thailand Laem Chabang (Bangkok), Thailand Phuket, Thailand
• The Netherlands Amsterdam, Holland Harlingen, Holland Ijmuiden, Holland Oudeschild, Netherlands Rotterdam (Amsterdam), Holland Schveningen, Holland
• Timor-Leste Dili, Timor-Leste
• Togo Lome, Togo
• Tonga Nukualofa, Tonga Vava'u, Tonga
• Trinidad and Tobago Castara, Tobago Charlotteville, Tobago Scarborough, Tobago Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago
• Tunisia Sousse, Tunisia Tunis, Tunisia
• Turkey Alanya, Turkey Antalya, Turkey Bodrum, Turkey Bozcaada Canakkale, Turkey Cesme, Turkey Dalyan, Turkey Dikili, Turkey Fethiye, Turkey Istanbul, Turkey Izmir, Turkey Kusadasi (Ephesus), Turkey Marmaris, Turkey
• Turks and Caicos Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos
• United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Dubai, United Arab Emirates Fujairah, United Arab Emirates Khor Fakkan, United Arab Emirates Ras Al-Khaimah, United Arab Emirates Sir Bani Yas, United Arab Emirates
• United Kingdom Aberdeen, Scotland Bangor, Northern Ireland Belfast, Northern Ireland Bristol, England Cardiff, Wales Cowes, Isle Of Wight Dartmouth, England Douglas, Isle Of Man Dover, England Dundee, Scotland Edinburgh, Scotland Falmouth, England Fishguard, Wales Fort William, Scotland Fowey, England Great Yarmouth, England Greenock (Glasgow), Scotland Harwich, England Holy Loch, Scotland Holyhead, Wales Invergordon, Scotland Isle of Barra, Scotland Isles of Scilly Kirkwall, Scotland Lerwick, Shetland Isles Liverpool, England London, England Londonderry, Northern Ireland Milford Haven, Wales Newcastle, England Oban, Scotland Plymouth, England Port Ellen, Islay Portland, England Portree, Isle of Skye Portrush, Northern Ireland Portsmouth, England Rothesay, Isle of Bute Scrabster, Scotland Southampton, England St Kilda, Scotland Stornoway, Isle of Lewis Tobermory, Isle of Mull Torbay, England Troon, Scotland Ullapool, Scotland Warrenpoint, Northern Ireland Whitehaven, England
• United States Anchorage, Alaska Astoria, Oregon Baltimore, Maryland Bar Harbor, Maine Boston, Massachusetts Cape Cod Canal, Massachusetts Catalina Island, California Charleston, South Carolina Dutch Harbor, Alaska Eastport, Maine Eureka, California Fernandina Beach, Florida Fort Lauderdale, Florida Galveston, Texas Glacier Bay, Alaska Gloucester, Massachusetts Guam, Mariana Islands Haines, Alaska Hilo, Hawaii Homer, Alaska Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii Hubbard Glacier, Alaska Icy Bay, Alaska Icy Strait Point, Alaska Jacksonville, Florida Juneau, Alaska Kahului (Maui), Hawaii Kailua Kona, Hawaii Ketchikan, Alaska Key West, Florida Klawock, Alaska Kodiak, Alaska Lahaina (Maui), Hawaii Los Angeles, California Miami, Florida Nawiliwili (Kauai), Hawaii New Orleans, Louisiana New York City, New York Newport, Rhode Island Nome, Alaska Norfolk, Virginia Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts Palm Beach, Florida Port Angeles, Washington Port Canaveral, Florida Portland, Maine Portland, Oregon Provincetown, Massachusetts Rockland, Maine San Diego, California San Francisco, California Santa Barbara, California Seattle, Washington Seward, Alaska Sitka, Alaska Skagway, Alaska Tampa, Florida Tracy Arm/Endicott Arm, Alaska Valdez, Alaska Whittier, Alaska Wrangell, Alaska
• Uruguay Montevideo, Uruguay Punta Del Este, Uruguay
• US Virgin Islands Lovango Cay, US Virgin Islands St Croix, US Virgin Islands St John, US Virgin Islands St Thomas, US Virgin Islands
• Vanuatu Champagne Bay, Espiritu Santo Luganville, Vanuatu Mystery Island, Vanuatu Vila, Vanuatu
• Vietnam Da Nang, Vietnam Halong Bay, Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Nha Trang, Vietnam Phu Quoc, Vietnam
• Western Samoa Apia, Western Samoa
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• Mano Maritime Crown Iris
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• P & O Arcadia Arvia Aurora Azura Britannia Iona Ventura
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