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Without a doubt, San Juan, Puerto Rico is your gateway to most incredible shores in the Southern Caribbean. Whether you’re exploring the Dutch ABC islands Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao, or some of the Lesser Antilles like Antigua, Barbados and St. Lucia, adventure is always a shore thing on a Caribbean cruise from San Juan, Puerto Rico.

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Centuries of history. Rich culture. Stunning landscapes, and famously friendly people. There are so many things to see and do in San Juan, Puerto Rico, you’d never guess it had to bounce back from a hurricane. Not only is it a must-visit destination all on its own, its central location also makes it the best jumping off point for you to explore the exotic shores of the Southern Caribbean. From Aruba’s pastel colonial promenades and Curaçao’s ancient rugged caves, to Antigua’s colorful reefs and Barbados’s golden-sand beaches — Cruises from San Juan unlock the most beautiful shores on the south side.

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PASSPORT TO THE PAST

From the moment you arrive, you’ll find that San Juan, Puerto Rico is bursting at the seams with unforgettable cultural discoveries. Every alleyway in Old San Juan offers a glimpse into a vibrant past that stretches back centuries, while monuments like the UNESCO World Heritage site Castillo San Felipe del Morro will make you feel as though you’ve wandered back in time. Dating back to the mid-nineteenth century, the beloved Paseo de La Princesa in the city’s historic center is a great place to experience Puerto Rico’s rich cultural heritage up close.

SHORES GALORE

Puerto Rico is the third largest island in the United States, so it should come as no surprise that there’s a beach here for every kind of adventurer. You’ll find world-class surfing and plenty of water sports in Rincon on the island’s west side. Secluded shores with crystal clear waters and colorful coral reefs on Flamenco Beach in Culebra. Family-friendly beaches with plenty of cafes and shopping along star-studded El Condado — nicknamed ‘The Rivera of the Caribbean.’ And an Instagrammer’s paradise in Vieques Playa Negra, which draws beachgoers from around the world with its unique black sand.

SHOP ‘TILL YOU DROP

Craving a bit of retail therapy? Puerto Rico has plenty of options. The boho-chic neighborhood of Santurce is your go-to for shops selling some of Puerto Rico’s leading local designers. If international designers and high-end boutiques are more your style, you can spend hours browsing the storefronts in glitzy El Condado. And on Cristo and Fortaleza Streets in Old San Juan you’ll find some of the best souvenirs and artisanal souvenirs on the island — think finely-crafted lace and jewelry, hand-rolled cigars, colorful guayaberas, and Puerto Rico’s brightly-colored papier-mâché vejigante masks.

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Cruises from San Juan, Puerto Rico offer a magical blend of natural island charm and man-made wonders. Historic San Juan, once nothing more than cobblestone streets and the distinctive architecture of the Spanish who founded it, is now a modern world capital. And, as you’ll see on Carnival’s cruises from Puerto Rico, it’s kept these classical features! Among the peaceful shaded courtyards and commanding colonial fortresses of El Morro and San Cristobal, urban explorers will find a cosmopolitan city of wide boulevards, lively cafés, highly-regarded galleries and designer boutiques… not to mention gold-sand beaches and nearby rainforest jungles. San Juan, Puerto Rico is where the old world meets the new — and you can enjoy them both when you choose one of our cruises from San Juan.

• Castillo San Felipe del Morro (a.k.a. “El Morro”) features amazing history and the best view of the San Juan harbor.
• The Bacardi distillery ® spans 127 acres of land, and over 100 years of history.
• Vieques is an island's island — literally, featuring amazing beaches and found off the coast of Puerto Rico.
• Munch on mofongo , a fried plantain delicacy, a staple of menus throughout San Juan.

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Old San Juan, the historic district of Puerto Rico's biggest city, is a mecca for cruise ships. And why not? The port's location and availability of non-stop flights from major U.S. markets make it a great jumping-off point for ships exploring the heart of the Caribbean . Simply stopping by? That's fine, too. Puerto Rico's culture and liveliness are easily enjoyed, even if only for a day.

After stopping in Old San Juan, traverse over one of three bridges leading to mainland Puerto Rico. Venture along the cobblestone streets, and visit historic sites like forts and the district's massive city wall. El Yunque, the island's national forest, is also a site for nature-lovers to visit before leaving. Many of these are cruises to Puerto Rico from Miami, so be ready to experience a nightlife and urban culture almost unlike any other.

Here are the best Puerto Rican cruises that either begin or include a stop in Puerto Rico.

San Juan & the Virgin Islands - Windstar Cruises

Travel aboard Star Legend with only 200 other passengers on this seven-day, roundtrip cruise that departs from San Juan, Puerto Rico. After embarking on this Windstar Cruises voyage, you'll stop at six other ports, including Vieques, Puerto Rico; Gustavia, St. Barthélemy; Little Bay, Monsterrat, British West Indies; Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands; and Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands.

Explore more than 400 restored Spanish colonial buildings in San Juan before starting your Caribbean expedition. Visit El Morro's 16th-century ramparts, a UNESCO World Heritage site, or go on a hike in Puerto Rico's El Yunque National Forest.

At each of this voyage's stops, there are opportunities for excursions — 26 in total. They range from $55 to $625 and can last from one to five hours. Among the possible excursions are kayaking, snorkeling and ATV adventures.

Caribbean Melody - Oceania Cruises

Starting from the bustling shores of Miami, you'll embark on Insignia for a 10-day adventure that'll see stops at six other ports: Gustavia, St. Barts; Fort-de-France, Martinique; Castries, St. Lucia; Basseterre, St. Kitts; San Juan, Puerto Rico; and Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas.

Onboard this Oceania Cruises voyage, there are 12 eat-and-drink options, ranging from bars, restaurants, lounges and cafés. Check out the artist loft for guided painting, sketching and more. There are also three boutiques to purchase duty-free items, a spa, a casino, four live-entertainment shows, a library with over 2,000 books, a pool, two whirlpool spas and a sports deck with a putting green, shuffleboard and a fitness track.

In total, there are 45 excursions across the six stops, with the most happening on St. Kitts. Visit botanical gardens, go on jeep tours, hike through El Yunque, or go on an ATV tour. Whatever your fancy, there's bound to be something that'll catch your interest.

Eastern Caribbean from Miami - Carnival

This Eastern Caribbean Carnival cruise takes you to four other ports in its roundtrip that begins in Miami, Florida. The seven-day voyage will include stops in the Dominican Republic (Amber Cove), the U.S. Virgin Islands (St. Thomas), Puerto Rico (San Juan) and Turks and Caicos (Grand Turk).

You'll travel on Carnival Conquest with a crew of 1,100. In addition to a seemingly never-ending, twisting water slide, there's also a comedy club, an adults-only area, 10 eat-and-drink options and live musical entertainment.

Excursions at each port range from dune-buggy rides in the D.R. and exploring fortresses in San Juan to parasailing off the coast of St. Thomas and snorkeling off Grand Turk.

Southern Caribbean Cruise - Celebrity Cruises

Join 2,200 other passengers aboard Celebrity Summit on this seven-night Southern Caribbean cruise . You'll embark on this roundtrip from San Juan, Puerto Rico, and hit five other ports: Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands; St. Johns, Antigua; Bridgetown, Barbados; Castries, St. Lucia; and Basseterre, St. Kitts & Nevis.

Never be bored on this Celebrity Cruises voyage that has you and your group at sea for only one day out of the entire trip. At each port you stop at, there are 20 excursions each, including 20 from your departing port. Experience anything from rum tastings and eating seafood to snorkeling, island tours and horseback riding.

For the time you are on Celebrity Summit , enjoy six eat-and-drink options, a top-deck, al fresco area for movies, a kids club for the younger members of the party, a casino, an art gallery, a fitness center, shopping and an adults-only spot when you need to simply get away.

Caribbean and Antilles - MSC Cruises

Aboard MSC Seaside , you'll embark on a unique itinerary that'll depart from Miami, Florida, and return there midway through the voyage before ultimately ending there.

This 15-day, 14-night adventure will stop at nine ports, including a two-day stop in Puerto Rico: Ocho Rios, Jamaica; George Town, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands; Cozumel, Mexico; Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, Bahamas; Miami, Florida; San Juan, Puerto Rico; Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands; Nassau, Bahamas; Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, Bahamas; Miami, Florida.

Across this MSC Cruises' cruise from Miami to Puerto Rico, there are 188 excursions, with the most (45) occurring in Cozumel. From snorkeling and bamboo rafting to exploring Mayan ruins and experiencing tequila tours and tastings, there's an abundance of activities fit for anyone's tastes.

Eastern Caribbean - Holland America Line

Visit Puerto Rico and three other Eastern Caribbean islands on this seven-day cruise , as Nieuw Statendam takes you and your group on a roundtrip that begins in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and visits Amber Cove, Dominican Republic; San Juan, Puerto Rico; St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands; and Half Moon Cay, Bahamas.

Boredom aboard won't be a concern on this Holland America Line voyage. There's a variety of live-music opportunities, including genres like rock 'n roll, the blues and orchestra. Head over to the Microsoft Studio to compile a photo gallery or a video from your memorable cruise experience, or visit the spa to unwind with the ocean's waters around you.

In total, there are 11 eat-and-drink options, including 24-hour room service, New York-style pizza and French, Italian and Japanese cuisines. Want to get more hands-on with your food? Check out America's Test Kitchen for live, onboard cooking shows and workshops.

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You’re joyfully anticipating your cruise, we extend an early welcome to San Juan and we thank you in advance for your visit.  We have created this guide to help you plan a wonderful visit to our capital city, complete with maps, the best things to do, top-rated excursions for cruisers, tips for self-guided tours, getting around guides, and more.  It is our hope that your stop in San Juan is joyous and memorable.

Related Cruise Guide:  San Juan Cruise Excursions Guide 

Local businesses appreciate your visit and support, since having to face the challenges of two hurricanes since 2017, and the covid-19 effects on the tourism sector.  Our warm vibrant culture and hospitable friendly people await your arrival.

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Photo: La Rogativa overlooking the San Juan Bay – Old San Juan, Puerto Rico

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San Juan is one of the Caribbean’s hottest and most beloved cruise stops, welcoming visitors to explore one of the best-preserved Spanish Colonial historic cities. We are celebrating five centuries of history in our beautiful Old San Juan, we invite you to celebrate with us.  Five centuries ago, our capital city was walled and protected by fortifications, keeping outsiders out.  We are proud of the fact that in modern days, San Juan is often referred to as one of the happiest and most welcoming places on earth.  

Visitors can easily walk to explore blue cobblestone streets in Old San Juan leading to UNESCO historic sites, museums, restaurants, unique shops, and elegant squares, as well as participate in the many events that keep our traditions and vibrant culture alive.  A short taxi drive from Old San Juan there’s more to see and do.

If your cruise begins in San Juan, we encourage you to extend your stay by at least 2 nights, we are confident that once you get a little taste of what Puerto Rico has to offer, you’ll regret not having stayed a few more nights.  If your situation does not allow it, we hope that when you visit, you feel a warm welcome and come back to visit again.

The Piers at the Port of San Juan, Puerto Rico

The San Juan Cruise Port is host to an estimated 500 cruise ships (approx. 18 different cruise lines), and nearly 2 million passengers travel to Puerto Rico through this port – every year.  M ost Eastern and Southern Caribbean cruises include a stop in San Juan offering travelers an opportunity to experience a little bit of the magic of this extraordinary city.  

Photo: Pier 1 in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico

The San Juan Cruise Port is one of the largest and busiest cruise ports in the Caribbean.  There are 4 cruise ship piers and 2 modern terminals along the southern shores of historic Old San Juan with a total capacity to accommodate 7 ships at once.  The strategic locations of these piers give tourists easy walking access to Old San Juan and its many attractions .  In addition, just 1-mile southeast, across the San Antonio Canal, are 2 more large modern cruise ship terminals at the Pan American Pier, which can hold 2 more cruise ships.

Photo: View of Cruise Port from the corner of Calle Norzagaray – Castillo San Cristobal

In order to plan your stay or day in San Juan, be sure to inquire about which pier your ship will be docking at or departing from.  Although we provide information,  be sure to contact your booked cruise line or call the San Juan Cruise Port at 787-723-2260, Pier (Muelle) 4, in Old San Juan in order to verify the arrival or departure pier location .  By being informed you can prepare for whether you’ll need transportation , find a nearby hotel, and plan adequate travel time for getting to or from the ship.

Home Port cruise lines (Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Disney, Princess) often use San Juan as their departure port, thus cruises embark from San Juan.  Transit ships are those docking for a day or two originating from another homeport.  See the map below for pier locations.

Old San Juan Piers & Terminals

Photo: View of Pier 3 in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico

Getting Around from Old San Juan Piers:

The Old San Juan Cruise Ship Piers are the most convenient for cruisers.  As soon as you get off the ship, you can easily walk the 7 blocks magical city of Old San Juan and enjoy the top attractions and things to do on foot.

Closest Hotel to the Old San Juan Pier:  

The most convenient hotel to stay at near the cruise terminals is the Sheraton Old San Juan Hotel & Casino , just across the street from the piers.  See more hotels below.

Old San Juan Pier Facts: 

• Pier 1 – Modern passenger terminal (2-ship capacity) used by various cruise lines
• Pier 3 – Reconstructed pier for transit ships only (2 ship capacity), managed by Royal Caribbean
• Pier 4 – Modern passenger terminal (2 ship capacity) used & managed by Carnival for arrivals & departures
• Pier 6 – Wharf at Bahia Urbana (1 ship capacity) only used on heavy cruise traffic days

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Pan American Pier & Cruise Terminals

Photo: View from Parque de Las Palomas in Old San Juan

Getting Around from Pan American Pier:

You will have to take a taxi or book a tour in order to visit the historic Old San Juan and other tourist districts in San Juan .  The pier is a 10-15 minute ride into Old San Juan.  The only thing within reasonable walking distance is the regional Isla Grande Airport , Puerto Rico Convention Center, Sheraton Puerto Rico Hotel & Casino , and the Hyatt House Hotel .

Closest Hotels to Pan American Pier: 

The most convenient hotels to stay at near the Pan American Pier terminals are the Sheraton Puerto Rico Hotel & Casino, Aloft San Juan,   Hyatt House , and Hyatt Place .

Pan American Pier Facts:

The Pan American Pier has two modern two-tiered passenger terminals (I & II), located in Isla Grande, next to the Isla Grande Airport and near the Puerto Rico Convention Center.  Two mega-ships can dock at the Pan American Pier terminals.  Depending on your cruise line and cruise ship traffic, your ship may arrive and dock here for the day and will most likely embark from here if San Juan is the home departure port.

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Quick facts for cruise visitors.

• If you’re arriving a the Old San Juan Piers , you’ll be happy to learn that all you have to do is cross the street and in minutes you’ll be enjoying major attractions such as El Morro, San Cristobal, museums, shops, and restaurants.
• If you’re arriving at the Pan American Piers , you’ll need a taxi to get to Old San Juan, or you may book a tour which typically includes transportation.  See suggested tours for cruisers below in this guide.

Language in San Juan

Spanish is the main language spoken by locals, but most speak English as well.  All attractions, restaurants, and shops will have English-speaking staff.  Puerto Ricans love to smile and laugh, so go on and smile… you can also say “Hola” (Hello).

Money in San Juan

The currency in Puerto Rico is U.S. Dollars.  We advise carrying some cash for artisan vendors along Paseo de la Princesa , and purchases such as ice cream and piragua vendors.  Food trucks may also prefer cash, not all accept credit cards.

What is the closest airport to the San Juan Cruise Port?

• The closest international airport is Luis Muñoz Marin, best known as San Juan Airport (SJU) , a 20-minute drive, just 8 miles east of the Old San Juan Cruise Piers and 7 miles from the Pan American Pier.
• Isla Grande Airpor t is officially the closest airport, a single-runway airport with primarily regional flights such as Vieques and Culebra .

For more detailed information, please visit the San Juan Cruise Port Guide .

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Frequently asked questions, do i need a passport for a cruise to / from san juan, puerto rico.

Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory, and individuals born on the island are U.S. citizens.  You do not need a passport if flying from the U.S. to Puerto Rico or vice versa. You only need a government-issued photo ID, like a driver’s license. If you are a U.S. citizen, and you board a cruise ship at a U.S. port (which includes San Juan), travel only within the Western Hemisphere, and return to the same U.S. port on the same ship, you will most likely NOT need a passport unless you enter a foreign country as part of the cruise itinerary. A U.S. or Puerto Rico driver’s license should suffice.  For children under 16, a birth certificate is typically required. However, check with your cruise line to be absolutely sure what documentation is needed.

Are there places to store luggage in San Juan before or after a cruise

• If you’re staying at a hotel in Old San Juan (near Old San Juan Cruise Piers) or the Puerto Rico Convention Center District (near the Pan American Pier), they will typically hold your luggage before check-in or after check-out for a few hours.  See map of hotels near cruise port .
• Some tour operators offering sightseeing tours will hold your luggage
• In addition, the following restaurant will hold your luggage, please call to confirm this service is still offered. – Barrachina Restaurant – 104 Calle Fortaleza, Old San Juan.  Storage is free (try to drink or eat something there & leave a tip) | Storage hours: 9 am – 5 pm, 7 days/week.  ph. 787-725-7912.  Note: It is a 1/2 mile uphill walk from Old San Juan Pier 4, and a 1/4 mile walk from Pier 1.
• The San Juan International Airport offers luggage storage daily from 7 am to 10 pm on the 2nd level of Terminal D.  For more information call 787-791-3371 

What pier will my cruise ship dock at or embark from in San Juan?

In general , arriving transit ships that are day-docking for one afternoon/ evening in San Juan usually dock at the Old San Juan Piers (Muelle 1, 3, 4, 6), so you can walk right out into Old San Juan and avoid taking a taxi.  We believe an exception to this rule to be Celebrity Cruises which typically day-dock at the Pan American Pier.  Cruises that start in San Juan (home departure port) usually leave from the Pan American Pier Terminals I or II.  However, Carnival cruises embark from the Old San Juan Pier 4 terminal if San Juan is the home departure port.  Again, be sure to contact your cruise line or call the San Juan Cruise Port at 787-723-2260 to verify the arrival or departure pier location.

Is there parking available at the San Juan Port Cruise Terminals?

Old san juan cruise piers.

There are numerous, safe overnight parking garages in Old San Juan around the Sheraton Old San Juan Hotel & Casino, which is across from the Old San Juan cruise piers. 

• The Covadonga Parking Garage offers cruisers special parking rates, is nice, safe, and conveniently located across from pier 4 behind the bus terminal and police station.  Call them at (787) 722-2337 or (787) 721-6911 for special rates and reservations. 

Pan American Pier

• Sheraton Puerto Rico Hotel & Casino offers overnight parking for $16 per day. 
• Isla Grande Airport –  there’s a limited number of outdoor lot spaces available at the Isla Grande Airport for $8 per day.
• P ark & C ruise with “Estaciona y Vuela” – offers transport services and low long-term parking rates.

For more detailed information see Parking Guide – Tourist Districts in San Juan.

Is there a beach close to the San Juan Cruise Port?

Yes – there are a number of beaches within a mile or so of the cruise piers. 

See Map of Best Beaches near the Cruise Port in San Juan, Puerto Rico .

Are there places to shop and eat within walking distance of the San Juan Cruise Port Terminals?

Old san juan cruise pier.

If your ship docks at an Old San Juan pier, you can walk just a few blocks into Old San Juan streets of San Francisco, Calle del Cristo, and Fortaleza where you can also find a number of great restaurants and cafes.

There is a large CVS store/pharmacy which has a large variety of food, drinks, and other necessities directly across from Old San Juan piers 1 & 2 and only 1/4 mile west of piers 3 and 4. 

You’ll have to take a taxi into Old San Juan for $10, or to the Condado fashion shopping strip on Ashford Avenue for $12 where the best stores are across from Ventana el Mar Park .  You can also take a taxi for $14 to the largest shopping mall in the Caribbean, Plaza Las Americas, located in nearby Hato Rey, San Juan. 

Places to Eat – There are many places to eat at Distrito T-Mobile next to the Puerto Rico Convention Center, right in between Sheraton Puerto Rico Hotel & Casino and ALOFT San Juan.  

Which cruise lines visit or embark from San Juan, Puerto Rico?

Following is a list of 18 cruise lines that visit or embark from San Juan, Puerto Rico

• Azamara Club Cruises
• Delta Queen Steamboat Co.
• Holland America
• Mediterranean Shipping Cruises
• Orient Lines
• Radisson Seven Seas Cruises
• Regent Seven Seas
• Royal Caribbean
• Viking River Cruises
• Windstar Cruises

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San Juan, Puerto Rico

Cruises from San Juan depart year-round. Old San Juan is rich in Spanish tradition, with iconic blue cobblestone streets and colonial architecture. This historic section of the Puerto Rican city is easily seen on foot, and cruise passengers can shop for handcrafted works, relax in a shaded park or tour El Morro, a 16th-century Spanish fortress overlooking the sea. New San Juan is distinctly elegant with lavish resorts, great restaurants and grand casinos. Visitors can enjoy an outing to El Yunque, the only tropical rain forest in the U.S. national forest system, or join in on shore excursions that include the likes of deep-sea fishing, snorkeling, diving and even kayaking on a bioluminescent bay.

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The Piers and Terminals in San Juan (Puerto Rico): Cruise Port Review (2023)

All you must-know about San Juan (Puerto Rico) cruise port terminals: the four piers, embarking and disembarking, and top things to do in nearby Old San Juan.

By: Editor-in-Chief Updated: May 30, 2023

The Port of San Juan in the island of Puerto Rico has a good number of highlights appealing to cruise passengers with the most diverse interests.

Historical landmarks, great sightseeing outdoors, beautiful beaches, interesting museums, unforgettable land activities and water sports, excellent duty-free shopping, delicious local flavors, and the stunning Old Town of San Juan are top highlights of this Caribbean Island.

San Juan port of call

• San Juan home port: cruise (dis)embarkation

Where Cruise Ships Dock

The piers by old san juan, sailing away or sailing in, what's close by.

• What’s Within Walking Distance

Old San Juan Attractions

• Shopping and Eating in San Juan
• San Juan Basics

With around 500 ships visiting San Juan every year, averaging 2 million cruise passengers passing by, the cruise port is one the most popular destinations in the Caribbean. Interestingly, San Juan Cruise Port is included in itineraries sailing the Eastern and South Caribbean but also some cruising the Western Caribbean.

Plaza de Armas in San Juan (Puerto Rico)

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San Juan is both a Port Call and a Homeport , which means that some cruise ships will start and end the cruise in San Juan. Consequently, both Embarkation and Disembarkation are in San Juan.

Ships Docked in San Juan in San Juan (Puerto Rico)

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However, most cruise ships call at the port for as many as 8 hours, which is enough time to explore most highlights of Puerto Rico. Cruises sailing from Floridian ports may arrive in San Juan around noon and depart late in the evening.

View of San Juan from Pier 3 in San Juan (Puerto Rico)

San Juan home port: cruise turnaround, (dis)embarkation,

As mentioned above, San Juan is a homeport for a few ships which start and end cruises in Puerto Rico. Cruise tip: when embarking or disembarking in San Juan, cruisers should fly into Puerto Rico on the day before the cruise starts or fly in the morning as early as possible. Not only to have the opportunity to explore at least a bit of the island but also to guarantee that you don't miss your cruise.

Cruise ships calling at the port of San Juan will dock in one of the three piers right by the historical city of Old San Juan, which is ideal for cruise passengers that enjoy exploring attractions within walking distance or close by. Cruise ships embarking and disembarking passengers in San Juan use two piers (terminals): the Pan American Pier and the Pier 4

Photo taken on February 20, 2022 © IQCruising.com

There are also two other terminal buildings (around 1 mile south of the Old Town) in what is known as Pan American Pier, where two cruise ships berth. The Pan American Pier is where most cruise ships embarking and disembarking passengers will dock.

Pier 1 in San Juan (Puerto Rico)

Because some get confused with the names and location of the piers and cruise terminals in San Juan, these are the piers close to Old San Juan:

And the following are the piers where cruise ships Embark and Disembark passengers:

• Pan America Pier

Panoramic Pier 4 and Terminal in San Juan (Puerto Rico)

The 3 piers right by Old San Juan are perpendicular to the shore and two of them have terminal buildings. A total of 6 cruise ships can dock at these pier/terminals. The exit gates of the piers and terminals are less than 500 feet (150 meters) from the gangway.

At The Pier 3 in San Juan (Puerto Rico)

Once outside the gates, the cruise traveler will be on a 4 lane avenue (Paseo Concepcion de Gracia) along the southern shore of San Juan. The Old Town is right across this avenue.

When you return to the ship, your cruise card and a valid Photo ID will be checked at these gates - make sure you have a photo ID with you.

With a capacity for two ships to moor on each side, Pier 1 has a passenger terminal. This pier is where cruise lines other than the ones belonging to Carnival Corporation or Royal Caribbean will dock. If you are cruising with Norwegian (NCL), Costa, MSC, Disney, among others, this is where your ship docks.

Pier 1 and Terminal in San Juan (Puerto Rico)

Recently updated, Pier 3 has two berths on each side and is for the almost exclusive use of Royal Caribbean ships. This pier does not have a cruise terminal building and, consequentially, is only used by cruise ships calling at San Juan for the day. Cruise ships embarking (or disembarking) passengers in San Juan on Royal Caribbean (but also Celebrity) will dock at Pan American Pier.

Ship Docked at Pier 3 in San Juan (Puerto Rico)

With two berths for as many cruise ships and a modern terminal, Pier 4 is used exclusively by Carnival Corporation cruise lines. If you are embarking or disembarking a cruise on a Carnival Corporation cruise line, Pier 4 (and its terminal) has a great location.

Pier 4 and Terminal in San Juan (Puerto Rico)

Sailing into the natural port of San Juan is a delight. If you are an early bird, the morning arrival is a sight to behold. If you are not out and about when arriving in port, make sure to be out on deck when sailing away. Keep in mind that cruise ships arriving around noon will sail after sunset and, therefore, cruising into the port is a must.

Without a doubt, San Juan is a port that cruise passengers should explore, be it on their own or with a shore excursion. Most attractions of Old San Juan are within walking distance from the downtown piers, and cruisers will find more appealing things to do on foot in Old San Juan than onboard.

Cruise passengers on ships docking at the piers in Old San Juan, will find that the major historical landmarks of the town are just around the corner. The best shopping streets are in the Old Town and, likewise, some of the best restaurants.

Cruise passengers on ships docked at the Pan American Pier will most probably be Embarking and/or Disembarking in San Juan Cruise Port. If embarking/disembarking in San Juan, you will not have much time to see highlights and attractions, unless staying overnight before or after the cruise.

If your cruise ship docks at the Pan American Pier for the day, a taxi ride to Old San Juan takes no more than 10 minutes and will cost around $10. However, most cruise lines offer a shuttle to Old San Juan when calling at the Pan American Pier.

What's Within Walking Distance

There isn't much to see within walking distance of the Pan American Pier but there are two hotels that can be convenient for an overnight stay - the Sheraton Puerto Rico Hotel & Casino, and the Hyatt House Hotel. However, do not be fooled by the proximity of the Isla Grande Airport. This small airport only has connections with other small Caribbean islands. This is NOT the international airport with connections with US and International airports.

By contrast, when docked at any of the piers by the Old Town, the cruise traveler will have a lot to see and do. Although you will not find a beach or active pursuits within walking distance, all historical landmarks, duty-free shopping, wonderful coffee shops, bars, and restaurants are a stone throw away from the gangway of your cruise ship.

Old San Juan is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with famous historical landmarks such as the Fuerte San Felipe del Morro (aka El Morro), the Castillo de San Cristóbal or the Fortaleza. Both "El Morro" and San Cristóbal are part of the San Juan National Historic Site and can be visited with the same entrance ticket ($7.00). Visit the Official National Park Website: www.nps.gov

El Morro in San Juan (Puerto Rico)

The San Juan Cathedral (Catedral de San Juan) is undoubtedly the most famous religious site to visit. The San Jose Church (Iglesia de San José) is temporary closed for renovation but a must see - keep an eye on our updates. Visit the Official San Jose Church Website: www.iglesiasanjosepr.org

Cruise passengers interested in museums will find that, unfortunately, the Museum of San Juan is currently closed. The Museo de las Américas, Americas' Museum, located on the restored Ballajá Infantry Barracks Building displays an ethnographic panorama of the history and culture of the Americas. Visit the Official Museum Website www.museolasamericas.org

Ballajá Barracks in San Juan (Puerto Rico)

Meandering the streets of Old San Juan, the cruise traveler will have the opportunity to contemplate historical buildings of unique beauty, especially in Calle Fortaleza (Street) and Calle San Francisco (Street). Among many landmarks, the City Hall stands out on Plaza de Armas, whilst on Plaza Colón there are a few interesting buildings like the Old Casino, the Teatro Tapia and Castillo de San Cristóbal close by.

Shopping and Eating

Cruise passengers looking for the famous duty-free shops of San Juan, will find that Calle Fortaleza and Calle San Francisco are the two main Shopping Streets of Old San Juan. You will also find a few famous brands like Coach, Tommy Hilfiger, Crocks or Guess on Calle del Cristo.

Calle del Recinto Sur in San Juan (Puerto Rico)

As much as you will come across very nice places to have a quick bite or lunch all over Old San Juan, on Calle Recinto Sur you will find a series of pleasant places to eat (or just drink) al fresco.

San Juan Basics at a Glance

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San Juan Cruise Port | 10 Best Things To Do On a Cruise

Welcome to the San Juan cruise port guide!

Founded in 1521 by Ponce de León, San Juan is the vibrant capital of Puerto Rico and the third-oldest city that the Europeans established in the Caribbean. The picturesque capital is nestled on the northern coast of the island and is a perfect getaway for history buffs, sun-seekers, foodies, and adventurers!

The cruise port is also one of the most popular homeports in the Caribbean, with the ability to accommodate up to eight ships at a time. Sailing into the natural port of San Juan is a true feast for the eyes! Make sure you wake up early to take in the stunning views of the harbor and do not miss the chance to admire the beautiful sunset sail away! In this post, read about:

• San Juan cruise port (San Juan cruise terminal, getting around)
• 10 best things to do in San Juan port & San Juan shore excursions

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San Juan Cruise Port

San Juan has two cruise terminals: Old San Juan Cruise Pier , conveniently located in Old San Juan, and Pan American Pier located next to the airport.

The majority of cruise ships dock in Old San Juan, although a handful of Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, and Disney Cruise Line cruise ships use the Pan American terminal, which is approximately a 10-minute taxi ride from the town center.

1. Old San Juan Cruise Pier

This terminal is located at the heart of Old San Juan, at Calle Marina Quay, within walking distance from main city attractions and historic landmarks. It has 3 cruise piers that can accommodate up to 6 cruise ships:

• Pier 1 – This pier has two berths and boasts a modern passenger terminal with facilities such as duty-free shops, luggage gangways, parking, and elevators. It is used by cruise lines including those operated by Azamara, Windstar, Silversea, and Seabourn. If you are cruising with Norwegian (NCL), Costa, MSC, and Disney , among others, this is where your ship will dock. 
• Pier 3 – This pier has a capacity for 2 ships and is used exclusively by the Royal Caribbean Line . This pier is also used by ships that are in transit and stay in San Juan for the day.
• Pier 4 – Pier 4 also has two docks and features a passenger terminal building with modern facilities including a duty-free shopping mall. This pier is used exclusively by Carnival Cruise Line and is also used as a turnaround port for Carnival cruise passengers. 

Note : Pier 2 is located between Piers 1 and 3. It is a small ferry terminal that offers ferry round-trip rides to Cataño Pueblo, a town nestled across the Bay of San Juan. The Cataño Ferry, known as La Lancha de Cataño, operates ferries. The ride lasts approximately 8 minutes, and ferries run every 15-30 minutes.

Shore Excursion Tips : The exit gates of Old San Juan piers are situated less than 500 ft (150 meters) from the gangway. This is where the shore excursion meeting place usually is, however, make sure you always read the instructions on your tour tickets to double-check that. Make sure you bring your cruise card (Sea Pass) and a valid photo ID as these will be checked at the security gates.

2. Pan American Pier

Pan American cruise terminal is usually used by Celebrity Cruises’ cruise vessels and passengers embarking and disembarking at San Juan (as mentioned above, San Juan is a home port, or a turnaround port, meaning that cruises start and end in San Juan).

The terminal has two piers ( Pan American Pier 1 East and Pan American Pier 2 West ) and can accommodate two ships. Note: Carnival cruise ships normally use Pier 4 (Old San Juan pier) as a homeport.

Pan American Pier is located approximately 4 km/2.5 miles from Old San Juan Pier and the historic center (a 10-minute drive). Sometimes, the cruise lines provide shuttle buses, whereas sometimes you will need to take a taxi. The main advantage of this pier is its proximity to the Isla Grande Airport which is located right across the cruise terminal.

Getting Around San Juan Puerto Rico

• The port area and the town center are flat and wheelchair-accessible.
• Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States and uses the U.S. dollar as the official currency.
• There are two airports near San Juan: Fernando Luis Ribas Dominicci Airport (commonly known as Isla Grande Airport) and Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport (known as Isla Verde International Airport).
• Isla Verde International Airport (aka San Juan Airport) is the main international airport and is located approximately 12 km/7.5 miles (a 15-minute drive) from the Old San Juan cruise pier and the historic heart of the city. It is located in the Isla Verde district known for numerous hotels and beautiful sandy beaches, including Pine Grove surfing beach, Playa Isla Verde, Isla Verde beach, and a few others. If you are staying overnight, there are many hotels you can book in this area.
• The taxi ride from Luis Munoz Marin International Airport to the cruise ports (both San Juan Cruise Pier and Pan American Pier) lasts 15-20 minutes. You’ll find taxi kiosks and areas at several different points in the main terminal building.
• A passport is NOT required for U.S. citizens with a valid photo ID such as a driver’s license. Non-US and visitors are.
• You will find free Wi-Fi Internet in many coffee shops in Old San Juan, namely at Starbucks, which is located around 800 ft (250 meters) from the piers.
• Most US phones should work in Puerto Rico but it is advisable to check with your provider to avoid roaming charges.
• It is advisable for cruisers to fly into Puerto Rico one day before the start of the cruise or to fly in the morning as early as possible. Not only to have the opportunity to explore at least a bit of this wonderful island but also to guarantee that you don’t miss your cruise.
• In case you forgot some items back home, there is a CVS located across from Pier 2, a Walgreens located across from Pier 3, and Senior Frogs on the right of the Sheraton.
• San Juan has warm, sunny and humid weather most of the year. The peak season lasts from mid-December to mid-April. Rains and tropical storms may occur in September or between June and November during the official hurricane season.
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10 Best Things to Do in San Juan Cruise Port

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Old San Juan has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known for its cobblestone streets, 16th-century walls and fortresses, picturesque architecture, and expansive views of the water.

Numerous attractions and historic landmarks in San Juan are located within walking distance of San Juan Cruise Pier, not to mention countless shops (San Juan boasts amazing duty-free shopping!), restaurants, bars, and entertainment places.

Some of the major historical landmarks of the town are just around the corner, so if you want to explore these landmarks on foot, head to the left as you leave the cruise terminal. In that direction, you can walk along the waterfront to the picturesque Paseo De La Princesa , an urban European-style promenade lined with trees, cafes, restaurants, and its iconic Raíces (Roots) Fountain , from where you can enjoy wonderful views of the coast.

On weekends, there is usually an artisanal market where you can get local handicrafts and authentic products.

And just when you think that the fabulous fountain is the best part, you’ll hear the waves crashing against the remnants of the old city fortifications.

Follow the walkway around the old city walls and soon you’ll reach Puerta de San Juan , the massive 17th-century gate marking the entry into the fortified city dating from the Old Spanish era. From there, walk another 10-15 minutes and you’ll reach Castillo San Felipe del Morro , an imposing 16th-century Spanish fortress and one of the main San Juan highlights that you can tour for a nominal fee.

From El Morro fortress, you can walk back towards the cruise terminal and pass through the Old Spanish military barracks building on your way to the 16th-century San Juan Cathedral (Cathedral Basilica Menor de San Juan Bautista).

It is undoubtedly the most famous religious site to visit and the second-oldest cathedral in the Americas. Located in the heart of Old San Juan, the cathedral features impressive religious and historical artifacts and holds the tomb of the city founder Juan Ponce de León. It is said that Ponce de León moved here and was later buried in this same church.

Further along, you can see La Fortaleza – the Governor’s Mansion dating from the 16th century, as well as Pigeon Park (Parque de las Palomas) where you can get a chance to feed the birds.

This area is the main Old San Juan shopping district (Calle de la Fortezela and Calle de San Francisco are the main shopping streets), so make sure you take some time to browse a wide variety of duty-free shops, department stores, and internationally recognized brands.

Museo de las Américas (The Museum of the Americas) is another Old Town landmark that you should visit if you are a history lover. Located on the second floor of a restored historic building Ballajá Infantry Barracks (El Cuartel de Ballaja), the museum showcases an ethnographic panorama of the history of various indigenous tribes, including the local Taino and culture of the Americas.

Old San Juan is packed with duty-free shops, eateries, bars, and there is one you absolutely must see – La Factoria bar , one of the filming locations for the music video for the Despacito song! Dance to the tune of Despacito while you sip one of the most delicious mojitos you’ll ever try! This place lives up to its reputation and has an incredible vibe! 

The area to the right of the cruise terminal is home to the Capitol of Puerto Rico (El Capitolio), a massive, monumental building normally visible from the upper levels of a cruise ship, housing the Legislative Assembly, and Playa Pena beach , a small rocky beach that is open to the public.

Both are about a 15-minute walk from the cruise terminal. The Holocaust Memorial Monument and the Walkway of the Presidents are located on the opposite side of the Capitol building. The whole area is perfectly maintained and well worth visiting.

If exploring by foot is not your thing then you can opt for the free trolley (no narration) that follows three different routes and runs from 7 AM to 5:30 PM. Each has a stop at the cruise terminal, and you’ll easily identify them. The trolleys are very popular and quite crowded, as they run infrequently. Just look across the street from the sidewalk between Pier 3 and Pier 4 and you’ll see Trolley Stop No. 1.

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2. Castillo San Felipe del Morro (aka El Morro)

El Morro is a San Juan National Historic Site sitting atop a high hill guarding the entrance to the San Juan Bay and one of the largest fortifications built by the Spanish in the Caribbean.

If your ship is docked at the Old San Juan, then it’s about a 15-minute walk (approximately 1.2 miles), although it might take a bit longer if you have walking difficulties. It is an uphill walk, so make sure you bring appropriate clothes and keep hydrated, as it can be very hot and humid.

Visit the casemates and the chapel, enjoy the fantastic views of the ocean from the 60-foot walls, and aim your camera at the cannons that still guard the harbor today. The open area at the fort and its proximity to the sea makes it excellent for kite flying.

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3. Castillo de San Cristóbal

The impressive Castillo de San Cristóbal is situated 1.5 km/1 mile from Castillo San Felipe del Morro, and approximately a 10-minute walk from the Old San Juan cruise terminal through downtown. Built for defense purposes, the fortification was built by the Spanish to protect against land-based attacks on the city of San Juan.

Together with “El Morro”, Castillo de San Cristóbal is part of the San Juan National Historic Site and can be visited with the same entrance ticket. This fort is smaller and often less crowded than El Morro. Be sure to enjoy the breeze at the artery observation towers as well as the aerial views of the lighthouse!

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4. Casa Bacardi Rum Tasting

The renowned Casa Bacardi, the World’s largest premium rum factory, is located approximately 20 minutes ride from the Old San Juan cruise port. To get there, you can book a shore excursion , take a taxi, or hop on a short ferry ride from Pier 2 at Old San Juan.

The property is absolutely phenomenal and there are a couple of tours offered, including Mixology Classes and Rum Tasting Tours. You are going to take a ride around the property, watch a movie on the history of Bacardi rum-making, and see the fascinating historical artifacts.

You will also get to taste the different types of rum and they will even explain to you the visual differences, what you need to mix them with and finally you get an opportunity to buy some of the rum that you’ve just tasted… And the best part is that the prices are much cheaper than anywhere else in the United States! The estate is also very family-friendly and children are welcome.

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5. Taste Puerto Rican Delicacies

If you are a foodie, embark on a culinary adventure and discover authentic Puerto Rican delicacies! The first on your list should be Mofongo, a local dish with fried plantains. Café Manolín , located at the heart of Old San Juan, boasts decades-old culinary tradition and offers a variety of delicious local dishes, including Mofongo! The cafe is very authentic and popular, with decent prices, so don’t miss the chance to stop by!

You should also try sofrito sauce, a mouth-watering sauce that serves as the base for other local dishes, typically Caribbean rice and beans, Puerto Rican rum, chocolate, and sweets!

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6. Plaza Las Americas Shopping Experience

If you are looking for the famous duty-free shops of San Juan, you will find that Calle Fortaleza and Calle San Francisco are the two main shopping streets of Old San Juan. You will also find brands like Coach, Tommy Hilfiger, Crocks, or Guess on Calle del Cristo .

And if you need to spend some more money be sure to check out Plaza Las Americas , the largest shopping mall in the Caribbean and the second largest in Latin America. With over 300 stores and “the center of it all” as its slogan, this mall does indeed have it all.

You will find the usual suspects like Red Lobster, Cheesecake Factory, Starbucks, and others. You name it, from high-end stores to local arts and crafts. Plaza Las Americas is located a 20-minute drive from Old San Juan port.

7. El Yunque National Forest Hiking

If you are a nature lover, you must visit El Yunque National Park, the largest nature reserve on the island of Puerto Rico. The rainforest boasts incredible biodiversity, stunning views from the observation towers, and lush hiking trails with natural pools and waterfalls.

Once you arrive at the destination, get a map and explore on your own the walking trails that will take you past La Coca Falls, La Mina Falls, the Yokahu Observation Tower, and the Mount Britton Lookout Tower observation point. You can opt for an easy nature walk (Juan Diego Creek trail) or a 1-hour hike on one of several hiking trails, out of which Big Tree trail is the most popular one.

Make sure you wear comfortable clothes, bring insect repellent, and don’t forget to bring a swimsuit if you intend to swim in the falls! El Yunque National Forest is located approximately 50 km/30 miles from San Juan Cruise Pier and it takes around 45 minutes’ drive to get there.

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8. Campo Rico Horseback Ride

For adrenaline seekers, the hacienda Campo Rico offers various adrenaline tours and nature activities set in the wonderful Puerto Rican countryside. Campo Rico Hacienda is located about 20 minutes’ drive from San Juan Cruise Pier and offers ATV rides, horseback riding, ziplining, archery, and guided tours of the property.

I went for a horseback ride that took us through the former agricultural plantations and we saw iguanas and other local wildlife soaking up the warm Puerto Rican sun… so peaceful and impressive!

Hosts and tour guides are very friendly and informative, so you’ll learn about the history of the property and its biodiversity. There is a small kiosk where you can refresh yourself after your tour, and purchase local souvenirs if you wish.

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9. Sailing along San Juan Bay

One of the best things about San Juan is that you can visit most of its highlights by sailing along its beautiful, scenic coast. Old Harbor offers wonderful sceneries and you can explore the city’s 500 years old history while taking in the views of the magnificent El Morro fortress, La Fortaleza, La Puerta de San Juan, Paseo de la Princesa, and other landmarks. Top off your sail with delicious snacks, lunch, and drinks to maximize your sailing experience!

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10. Playa Peña Beach Break

It would be odd to come to Puerto Rico and not go to the beach, admit it! Nevertheless, some of the island’s most stunning beaches are actually outside of San Juan.

However, there are several popular beaches worth a visit within the city, like Condado Beach , Ocean Park Beach , Pine Grove Beach (all three are located up to 15 minutes drive from the cruise port and are mostly used by guests staying at the beach resorts), and the nearest Playa Peña Beach .

Playa Peña is located right outside Old San Juan, across El Capitolio. It is a small, rocky beach with crystal clear, warm water, a perfect getaway for those in search of a peaceful natural setting. It is not crowded, and it is a pleasant place to spend an hour or two before going back to more sightseeing.

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7 Incredible Cruises That Visit Puerto Rico

Here are our top picks for the best cruises to Puerto Rico and other beach destinations in 2023 and 2024.

Puerto Rico 's history, culture, food, and sunny shores have made the island a favorite travel destination for many years. Home to the oldest city in the United States, San Juan is a popular cruise port for visitors who want to experience the city, and many return to spend more time there and venture to other parts of the island as well.

The mountains, rainforest, white-sand beaches, friendly people, and vibrant atmosphere are a few of Puerto Rico 's features that attract cruise fans. The opportunity to explore the popular port with the convenience and luxury of a cruise ship keeps San Juan on a variety of itineraries.

Here are a few of our top picks for the best cruises to Puerto Rico and other beach destinations .

Holland America

Seven-day Eastern Caribbean Cruise

The cruise begins in Fort Lauderdale in late afternoon, giving guests time to visit the city's shops along Las Olas Boulevard or cruise the Intracoastal Waterway on an old-fashioned paddle wheeler. The next day is spent at sea, and guests can enjoy the Nieuw Amsterdam 's restaurants, casino, spa, and entertainment. For voyagers aged 3 to 17, there's the Kids Club, featuring supervised games, sports, arts and crafts, and themed parties.

The ship arrives in Grand Turk, Turks & Caicos , for a day of snorkeling, diving, fishing, or kayaking. Then it's on to San Juan, Puerto Rico, the next day for an afternoon and evening visit. You can opt into a shore excursion in the El Yunque National Rainforest or spend the day exploring Old San Juan, with its colorful architecture and rich history, on your own.

The next port is St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands, where guests can relax on the beach, snorkel, shop in Charlotte Amalie, or enjoy views from some of the Caribbean's highest viewpoints. For a thrilling experience, there's the Sea Trek Helmet Dive at Coral World Ocean Park with a guided walk along an underwater trail. After a day at sea, the ship arrives in Half Moon Cay , Bahamas, for a day at the beach, snorkeling, kayaking, horseback riding, or hiking before returning to Fort Lauderdale the following morning.

Oceania Cruises

Shimmering Strands

This 10-night Caribbean cruise departs from Miami for two days at sea aboard Sirena , where guests can enjoy dining at a variety of restaurants, indulge at Aquamar Spa, work out at the fitness center, gamble at the casino, or enjoy evening entertainment at one of the lounges or piano bar. On day four, the ship arrives at St. John's, Antigua, for a day of scenic drives, deep-sea fishing, or relaxing at the beach.

The next port is Castries, St. Lucia , an island capital with banana farms, rugged green peaks, and a charming marketplace. Activities here include bicycling through the rainforest, snorkeling, and kayaking in the bright blue ocean waters.

Next, head to Gustavia, St. Barts , where you can enjoy the unspoiled natural landscape and Swedish-French culture before the ship continues toward San Juan, Puerto Rico , for a visit to historic Old San Juan , a day at the beach, an excursion to the Museum of Art, or a Saint John the Baptist Cathedral tour.

From San Juan, the cruise heads to Puerto Plata on the northern coast of the Dominican Republic, known as the Amber Coast for its rich deposits of resin. After a day at sea, the ship stops in the Bahamas before returning to Miami.

Norwegian Cruise Line

Caribbean: Curacao and Aruba Cruise

This seven-day cruise aboard Norwegian Viva embarks from San Juan, where guests can explore Puerto Rico before or after their sailing. Built in 2023, the Norwegian Viva offers guests onboard activities like 10-story slides, a three-level go-kart race track, and an immersive art gallery. There's a variety of dining spots, lounges, a whiskey bar, a cigar lounge, a spa, and a Starbucks. For young cruisers, there's the Aqua Park and Splash Academy.

The first stop is Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic for snorkeling with sea turtles, surfing, and touring rum and cigar factories. The ship then arrives at Oranjestad, Aruba , for a tour of Dutch colonial buildings, a submarine ride, a Land Rover safari, or a trip to an aloe farm. The next port is Willemstad, Curacao, where guests can tour the island's candy-colored architecture, swim with dolphins, or visit the limestone Hato Caves.

The next stop is Kralendijk, Bonaire, for coral reef diving or catamaran sailing. In Castries, St. Lucia , options include everything from seeing the world's only drive-in volcanic crater to visiting the Diamond Falls Botanical Gardens and Mineral Baths. The next day is spent in St. Kitts with white-sand beaches, shopping, and dining at seaside restaurants. From there, the ship returns to San Juan the following day.

Windstar Cruises

Boston Sights, Warm Caribbean Nights

The all-suite Star Pride , completely renovated in 2021, carries 312 guests and offers new public areas, a spa, an infinity pool, a fitness area, and dining venues. Departing from Boston , the ship spends two days at sea as it cruises south to Hamilton, Bermuda . There, experiences include a guided driving tour and an opportunity to snorkel among one of Bermuda's famous shipwrecks. In St. George's, Bermuda, the next two days, guests can tour the historic Old Town on foot or by van.

Two more days at sea on the way to Gustavia in St. Barts give guests an opportunity to relax and enjoy the ship's amenities. In St. Barts, options include a sunset Champagne cruise, a self-guided rental car tour, a catamaran trip with snorkeling, and an excursion aboard a semi-submersible to look for green turtles and fish among the coral reefs.

The next day, the ship arrives at Basseterre, St. Kitts, where guests can ride a century-old scenic railway, tour one of the oldest towns in the eastern Caribbean, experience local cuisine at Fairview Great House & Tropical Garden, or explore underwater in a snorkel safari. The next port is Virgin Gorda for excursions that include a snorkel adventure and a safari bus trip to The Baths and the white sands of Devil's Bay. The last port is San Juan, and guests can tour the Ron del Barrilito rum factory or tour historic Old San Juan .

14-day Leeward Island Jewels Cruise

The cruise begins in Miami where guests board the Seabourn Sojourn for two days at sea before arriving in San Juan, where they can tour the city, the beaches, and El Yunque Rainforest.

The next port is Marigot, St. Martin, where guests can enjoy the capital of this Dutch-French island. Take in views of the Riviera village, browse shops stocked in Gallic goods, and take the opportunity to ride aboard a sailing yacht.

Iles des Saintes, off the coast of Guadeloupe, is the next port and offers a glimpse of the Caribbean of the past. Next, enjoy the beaches, rainforest, and French atmosphere of the Caribbean island of Martinique before heading to Bridgetown, Barbados , where you’ll find historic buildings, delicious cuisine, and rum distilleries. In Saint Lucia, visit the Pitons or snorkel one of Jacques Cousteau’s favorite dive spots. And then, in St. Johns, Antigua and Barbuda, guests can snorkel, kayak, zip line, or relax on a sunset catamaran cruise.

Next, the ship heads to Carambola Beach, Saint Kitts and Nevis , home to luxurious beach clubs and restaurants. Guests can journey around the island on the St. Kitts Scenic Railway, tour the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Brimstone Hill Fortress, or embark on a snorkeling adventure.

In Jost Van Dyke in the British Virgin Islands , guests can snorkel or grab a signature Painkiller cocktail in White Bay. After two days at sea enjoying Seabourn Sojourn 's salon, restaurants, bars, and small-ship amenities, the ship returns to Miami.

Viking Ocean Cruises

13-day Amazon and Caribbean Adventure

The cruise boards in San Juan and spends the next day there, giving guests time to explore Old San Juan, El Yunque Rainforest, and the plush Condado District before sailing away to Antigua and Barbuda where guests can take a catamaran cruise, tie-dying class, sugar plantation tour, or spend a relaxing day on the beach. Next, the ship docks in Castries, St. Lucia with options for an aerial tram ride over the forest canopy, a cooking class, or a catamaran cruise. The next port is Bridgetown, Barbados, home of Mt. Gay Rum, St. Nicholas Abbey Rum Distillery, and stunning beaches.

The ship cruises the Atlantic the next day, and guests can enjoy the small-ship amenities, restaurants, infinity pool, and entertainment before arriving in French Guiana, once a French penal colony. After another day at sea, the ship arrives at the mouth of the Amazon to begin sailing the mighty river.

The ship visits the small city of Santarém, founded in 1661, where the Amazon and Tapajós Rivers meet. The next day, the ship reaches Parintins, a river island, for a folklore performance, the Boi Bumbá, a theatrical tradition. One thousand miles upriver from the Atlantic, the ship reaches Manaus, the most populous city in the Amazon basin, for an overnight stay with excursions that include a boat cruise, a motor coach tour, a jungle trek, a birdwatching tour, and a culinary adventure. The next day, guests disembark for the trip home or for additional exploring of the historic city.

Royal Caribbean Cruises

Seven-night Southern Caribbean Cruise

This cruise begins in San Juan where guests board Rhapsody of the Seas for a jam-packed week of Caribbean destinations . The first port is St. Croix, where you can tour rum distilleries; dine on fresh seafood with French, Thai, and Dutch flavors; and lounge on sugar-sand beaches. Next, head to Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, with sandy beaches, colonial history, and delicious food specialties like conch fritters and coconut patties.

Basseterre, St. Kitts is the next day’s port, and guests can hike the Mount Liamuiga volcano, see sugarcane in the countryside from a double-decker railcar, or kayak the crystal clear water. On the fifth day, you'll visit the island nation of St. Lucia. Explore it capital, Castries, by catamaran or on foot around the peaks of the Pitons, or relax in the thermal pools of Soufriere. Bridgetown, Barbados, next on the itinerary, is home to colonial buildings, open-air markets, and pink-sand beaches . Guests can journey in a solar-powered tram into Harrison's Cave, where they'll see waterfalls, pools, and stalactite formations, or they can explore the Barbados Wildlife Reserve in a 4x4 vehicle.   

After a day at sea, the ship returns to San Juan, and guests can continue exploring the city with a walking tour of Old San Juan and a dinner of local cuisine, like mofongo (fried green plantains) or bacalaitos (codfish fritters).

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MSC Cruises just announced that its winter 2025 to 2026 season includes a record number of ships and home ports sailing from the United States. 

MSC is expanding its US presence with seven ships homeporting from Miami, Port Canaveral, New York City, and Galveston. MSC Grandiosa will join MSC Seashore at Port Canaveral, while MSC Seascape will begin cruising from Galveston in November 2025.

Most sailings feature stops at Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, the cruise operator’s private destination in the Bahamas. 

Check out which cruises you can enjoy from your favorite US port:

Miami Itineraries

• MSC’s newest flagship vessel, MSC World America , offers alternating 7-night trips to the Eastern and Western Caribbean. Eastern Caribbean trips will call on Costa Maya and Cozumel, Mexico, and Isla de Roatan, Honduras. Meanwhile, Western Caribbean trips will include visits to San Juan, Puerto Rico, Puerto Plata, and the Dominican Republic.
• MSC Seaside will depart Nassau on 3-, 4-, and 7-night itineraries to the Western and Eastern Caribbean.
• MSC Divina will embark on 7-, 10-, and 11-night Caribbean journeys. Longer journeys include visits to Cabo Rojo, Dominican Republic; Oranjestad, Aruba; Cartagena, Colombia; and Puerto Limon, Costa Rica.

Port Canaveral Itineraries

• Marking the cruise line’s first US deployment of a Meraviglia-class ship, MSC Grandiosa will take guests on 7-night Caribbean trips. Eastern routes include stops at Montego Bay, Jamaica; George Town, Cayman Islands; and Nassau, The Bahamas. Western itineraries will explore Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic; Nassau, The Bahamas; Charlotte Amalie, US Virgin Islands.
• MSC Seashore offers shorter 3- and 4-night voyages to Nassau.

New York City Itineraries

You can also explore the Bahamas and Florida onboard MSC Meraviglia . Seven-night cruises will call on Nassau, The Bahamas, and Port Canaveral, Florida. 

Galveston Itineraries

Homeporting in the country for the first time, MSC Seascape will treat vacationers to 7-night Western Caribbean adventures. Stops include Cozumel, Costa Maya, Mexico, and Isla de Roatan, Honduras.

MSC is increasing its local capacity with a fourth cruise terminal in Galveston and bringing MSC Grandiosa to Port Canaveral. 

The cruise line’s winter season will nearly double the number of its cruise vessels in the US from four ships during the summer 2025 cruising season to seven.

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What Cruise Line Goes To Puerto Rico

Published: December 9, 2023

Modified: December 28, 2023

by Chrissie Guzman

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Introduction

Welcome to the vibrant and enchanting island of Puerto Rico! Known for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and warm hospitality, Puerto Rico is a popular destination for travelers seeking a unique and memorable vacation experience. And what better way to explore this captivating Caribbean gem than by embarking on a cruise?

A cruise to Puerto Rico allows you to combine the luxury and convenience of a floating resort with the opportunity to discover the wonders of this tropical paradise. Whether you’re a nature lover, history buff, or simply looking to relax on pristine beaches, there is something for everyone in Puerto Rico.

With its convenient location in the heart of the Caribbean, Puerto Rico serves as a major hub for many popular cruise lines. This means you have a wide range of options when it comes to choosing the perfect cruise line to take you to this captivating destination.

From mega ships with all the amenities you could ever dream of, to smaller vessels offering a more intimate and personalized experience, each cruise line has its own unique offerings and itineraries to ensure you have a memorable journey to Puerto Rico.

In this article, we will take a closer look at some of the top cruise lines that go to Puerto Rico, the itineraries they offer, and the benefits of cruising to this stunning island destination. So sit back, relax, and let’s set sail to Puerto Rico!

Overview of Puerto Rico

Located in the northeastern Caribbean, Puerto Rico is a captivating island known for its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. As an unincorporated territory of the United States, Puerto Rico offers a unique blend of American influences and vibrant local traditions.

The island is renowned for its diverse landscapes, ranging from pristine beaches lined with swaying palm trees to lush rainforests teeming with exotic wildlife. One of the most famous natural attractions in Puerto Rico is El Yunque National Forest, a tropical rainforest filled with cascading waterfalls, hiking trails, and breathtaking lookout points.

Puerto Rico is also home to a captivating history and heritage. The capital city of San Juan is a UNESCO World Heritage site, boasting beautifully preserved colonial architecture and historic forts. Explore the cobblestone streets of Old San Juan, visit the impressive Castillo San Felipe del Morro, or immerse yourself in the local culture at the colorful marketplaces and lively festivals.

For those seeking adventure, Puerto Rico offers a wide range of outdoor activities. From snorkeling and diving in crystal-clear waters to zip-lining through the treetops of the rainforest, there’s no shortage of thrilling experiences to be had. And of course, no visit to Puerto Rico would be complete without indulging in the island’s vibrant culinary scene, which combines traditional Puerto Rican flavors with international influences.

With its warm tropical climate and friendly locals, Puerto Rico is a destination that truly has it all. Whether you’re looking for relaxation, adventure, history, or simply a chance to unwind and soak up the sun, Puerto Rico promises an unforgettable experience for any traveler.

Popular Cruise Lines to Puerto Rico

When it comes to cruising to Puerto Rico, several top-notch cruise lines offer exceptional experiences for travelers. These cruise lines provide a range of options, from budget-friendly voyages to luxurious escapes. Let’s take a look at some of the most popular cruise lines that will take you to the shores of Puerto Rico:

• Royal Caribbean International: Known for its innovative ships and exciting onboard amenities, Royal Caribbean International offers a variety of itineraries that include stops in Puerto Rico. With their state-of-the-art ships like Symphony of the Seas and Freedom of the Seas, Royal Caribbean provides a thrilling and adventurous cruising experience.
• Carnival Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Line is a popular choice for those seeking a fun and lively atmosphere onboard. With a range of itineraries, including cruises to Puerto Rico, Carnival offers plenty of entertainment options, delectable dining experiences, and exciting activities for guests of all ages.
• Norwegian Cruise Line: Norwegian Cruise Line is renowned for its Freestyle Cruising, which allows guests to enjoy a flexible and relaxed onboard experience. Their itineraries to Puerto Rico often include stops in other stunning Caribbean destinations, giving travelers the opportunity to explore multiple locations on a single trip.
• Princess Cruises: If you’re looking for a more refined and elegant cruising experience, Princess Cruises is an excellent choice. Their ships offer luxurious amenities, gourmet dining options, and a range of enriching activities. With Princess Cruises, you can embark on a memorable journey to Puerto Rico and other Caribbean destinations.
• MSC Cruises: With their modern and stylish ships, MSC Cruises provide a sophisticated and international cruising experience. With itineraries that include Puerto Rico, MSC Cruises allows travelers to experience the beauty of the Caribbean while enjoying their elegant onboard amenities and diverse entertainment options.

These are just a few of the many cruise lines that sail to Puerto Rico. Each cruise line offers its own unique atmosphere, onboard activities, and itineraries, so you can choose the one that best aligns with your preferences and budget.

Cruise Itineraries to Puerto Rico

When it comes to cruise itineraries to Puerto Rico, there are several options available to suit different preferences and interests. Whether you’re looking for a short getaway or a longer exploration of the Caribbean, you’ll find a variety of itineraries to choose from. Here are some popular cruise itineraries that include stops in Puerto Rico:

• Eastern Caribbean: One of the most common itineraries is the Eastern Caribbean route, which typically includes stops in Puerto Rico, along with other popular destinations such as St. Maarten, St. Thomas, and the Bahamas. These cruises allow you to experience the vibrant culture, stunning beaches, and historical landmarks of the Caribbean.
• Southern Caribbean: Another popular option is the Southern Caribbean itinerary, which often includes stops in Puerto Rico, as well as Barbados, Aruba, and the Dominican Republic. This itinerary offers a mix of beautiful beaches, snorkeling and diving opportunities, and a chance to explore lesser-known Caribbean islands.
• Western Caribbean: For those looking for a mix of adventure and relaxation, the Western Caribbean itinerary may be the perfect choice. This itinerary often includes stops in Puerto Rico, as well as Jamaica, Grand Cayman, and Mexico. Explore ancient ruins, enjoy water sports, and immerse yourself in the vibrant cultures of these stunning destinations.
• Bahamas and Puerto Rico: If you’re short on time but still want to experience the beauty of Puerto Rico, a Bahamas and Puerto Rico itinerary may be ideal. These cruises typically include a stop in Puerto Rico, along with visits to popular Bahamian destinations like Nassau and Freeport.
• Transatlantic: If you’re looking for a longer voyage and have a sense of adventure, consider a transatlantic cruise that includes a stop in Puerto Rico. These cruises often start in Europe and make their way across the Atlantic, allowing you to experience the magic of Puerto Rico before continuing on to other destinations in the Americas.

It’s important to note that itineraries may vary depending on the cruise line and the time of year. Some cruises may offer additional stops in different Caribbean islands or even include other Central or South American destinations. Be sure to check with the cruise line for specific itinerary details and to find the one that suits your desired destinations and travel duration.

Benefits of Cruising to Puerto Rico

Cruising to Puerto Rico offers several benefits that make it an appealing choice for travelers. Here are some of the top advantages of exploring this stunning island destination by cruise:

• Convenience: Cruising to Puerto Rico offers convenience and ease. Instead of dealing with multiple flights and transfers, you can simply board the ship and let it take you to your destination. This eliminates the hassle of navigating airports and packing and unpacking multiple times.
• Unpack Once, Visit Multiple Destinations: One of the greatest advantages of a cruise to Puerto Rico is the ability to visit multiple destinations on a single trip. Along with exploring Puerto Rico, you can also have the opportunity to stop at other Caribbean islands, maximizing the variety of experiences within a single vacation.
• All-inclusive Experience: Many cruises offer all-inclusive packages, which include accommodations, meals, entertainment, and even some onboard activities. This makes budgeting and planning much easier, as you won’t have to worry about additional expenses popping up throughout your trip.
• Luxurious Amenities and Entertainment: Cruise ships are designed to provide a luxurious experience for guests, offering a wide range of amenities and entertainment options. From swimming pools and spas to Broadway-style shows and live music, there’s no shortage of activities to enjoy while onboard.
• Flexible Exploration: While docked in Puerto Rico, you have the freedom to explore at your own pace. Whether you choose to explore the colorful streets of Old San Juan, immerse yourself in the local culture and cuisine, or venture out to nearby attractions, a cruise allows you the flexibility to tailor your experience to your preferences.
• Opportunity for Shore Excursions: Cruises to Puerto Rico often offer a variety of shore excursions, allowing you to enhance your visit with guided tours and activities. Explore the El Yunque rainforest, go snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, or embark on a historical tour of San Juan’s fascinating landmarks.

By cruising to Puerto Rico, you can experience the best of both worlds: the comfort and luxury of the ship, combined with the adventure and exploration of a vibrant island destination.

Tips for Choosing the Right Cruise Line to Puerto Rico

When it comes to choosing the right cruise line for your journey to Puerto Rico, there are several factors to consider. Each cruise line offers a unique experience, and finding the one that aligns with your preferences and travel style is key. Here are some tips to help you make the right choice:

• Destination Focus: Consider which other destinations you would like to visit along with Puerto Rico. Some cruise lines specialize in certain regions, while others offer a more comprehensive itinerary. Determine if you prefer a cruise that solely focuses on the Caribbean or one that may include other parts of the world on the same voyage.
• Ship Size and Amenities: Cruise ships come in a range of sizes, from small and intimate vessels to massive floating resorts. Consider your preference for onboard amenities such as pools, restaurants, spas, and entertainment options. Larger ships generally offer a wider selection of amenities, while smaller ships provide a more intimate and personalized experience.
• Price and Budget: Determine your budget range and compare the pricing of different cruise lines. Keep in mind that pricing may vary based on factors like cabin category, time of year, and duration of the cruise. Look for promotions and package deals that may offer additional value or benefits.
• Itinerary Duration: Consider the duration of the cruise and the amount of time you will have in Puerto Rico. Decide whether you prefer a shorter or longer itinerary. Keep in mind that additional port stops may result in less time allocated to exploring Puerto Rico.
• Onboard Atmosphere: Research the onboard atmosphere and target audience of each cruise line. Some cater to families and offer kid-friendly activities, while others focus on providing a more relaxed and adult-oriented experience. Choose a cruise line that matches your desired ambiance.
• Reviews and Reputation: Read reviews and testimonials from previous cruisers to get a sense of customer satisfaction and the quality of service provided by each cruise line. Research their overall reputation and safety record to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.

By considering these tips and factors, you can select the right cruise line that meets your specific preferences, budget, and desired experience for your journey to Puerto Rico.

Cruising to Puerto Rico is a fantastic way to experience the beauty, culture, and charm of this Caribbean treasure. With a variety of cruise lines and itineraries to choose from, you can find the perfect voyage that suits your preferences and travel style.

From the convenience and all-inclusive nature of a cruise to the opportunity to explore multiple destinations in a single trip, there are numerous benefits to embarking on a cruise to Puerto Rico. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or a blend of both, Puerto Rico offers something for everyone.

When selecting the right cruise line for your journey, take into account factors such as destination focus, ship size and amenities, pricing, itinerary duration, onboard atmosphere, and customer reviews. By considering these factors, you can ensure that your cruise experience aligns with your expectations and desires.

Whether you choose to explore the vibrant streets of San Juan, bask in the sun on pristine beaches, or venture into the lush rainforests, Puerto Rico promises a memorable and enchanting experience. Immerse yourself in the rich history, indulge in delicious cuisine, and enjoy the warmth and hospitality of the Puerto Rican people.

So, set sail to Puerto Rico and let the wonders of this tropical paradise captivate your senses. Whether you’re a first-time cruiser or a seasoned traveler, a cruise to Puerto Rico is sure to create memories that will last a lifetime.

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Cruises To Puerto Rico From Florida

Cruises to Puerto Rico from Florida call at some of the most beautiful locations in the Caribbean, including the captivating city of San Juan, Puerto Rico. Here, you’ll be enchanted by the colors, sounds, and tastes of vibrant Old San Juan. Explore world-class museums, feast on street food, feel the rhythms of salsa on the breeze, and unwind on glorious sandy beaches during your time here.

Cruises from Florida to Puerto Rico will immerse you in the Caribbean’s joyful culture, whether you sail from Fort Lauderdale, Miami, or Port Canaveral. Along with San Juan, your cruise will visit other wonderful islands, like beautiful St. Kitts; lush, mountainous St. Lucia; adventure-filled Dominican Republic; chic St. Maarten; Antigua and its glorious beaches; and more. Discover your perfect Caribbean getaway on a cruise from Florida to Puerto Rico with Celebrity.

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Wandering the tangled streets of Old San Juan is just one of the joys of visiting this exciting city. Explore by bicycle, or take in views of the harbor from the water. Clamber over the two solid forts that guard Old San Juan; the oldest, San Felipe del Morro, has stood here since the 15th century. Join a culinary walking tour to graze on authentic street food and ice-cold mojitos. The lush greenery and waterfalls of El Yunque National Forest is an easy trip from the city.

St. Kitts & Nevis

Laid-back St. Kitts and neighbor Nevis pack history, architecture, volcanoes, and beaches into one tiny twin-island nation. The capital, Basseterre, features grand Georgian architecture alongside the candy colors of the Caribbean. From here, ride the St. Kitts Scenic Railway through the rolling countryside to learn about the history of sugar cane farming. Hike through the rainforest, or hop over to Nevis to relax on the soft sand of Pinney’s Beach and snorkel in crystal-clear water.

Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic

Puerto Plata is the gateway to adventure, whether your dream is to paddle a kayak through mangroves, looking out for manatees, or enjoy the rush of whizzing down natural rock slides into cooling pools at the Damajagua waterfalls. Fly high over the landscape on a zipline, or drive a 4x4 along rural trails. In bustling Puerto Plata itself, join a tour to learn about the production of cigars, chocolate, and rum. Shop for valuable amber, and remember to snap a selfie on colorful Umbrella Street.

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Job summary:.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF BUSINESS AND POSITION

Our businesses are genuinely diverse and dynamic. The range of work is impressive and challenging. Add to that the tremendous geographical coverage of this region and you have a role which is truly varied. In view of Southeast Asia’s growth, we are now seeking an Administrative Assistant to support the  sales team and the communication & pu blic relations team for Disne y Cruise Line

This role will be responsible for all secretarial and administrative support inclusive of scheduling meetings, coordinating schedules, booking travel, receiving guests and daily email and phone correspondence. You should be energetic, proactive, self-starters with experience working in multi-national companies. Candidates must work well in teams and possess the ability to work in a collaborative environment.

• Provide full secretarial and administrative support to the leaders
• Prepare and support any presentation deck and reports for meetings
• Manage the day-to-day calendar, including organizing meetings and managing schedule
• Coordinate and act as the point of contact for local and overseas meetings and conference arrangements
• Handle daily correspondence (mails, emails, faxes), answer phone calls and take and relay messages in a timely manner
• Receive guests/overseas visitors
• Attend and take minutes of meetings, both in the office and at other locations
• Liaise with the Directors direct reports and other employees to ensure follow up and that deadlines are met 
• Assist in coordinating important pieces of work/projects for the VP between his team and others in the organization as required
• Make travel arrangements which include booking of flights, ticketing, hotel reservations, visa application etc.
• Prepare and submit Travel & Entertainment (T&E) claims using the internal tracking system
• Coordinate team calendars including team meetings and events
• Provide additional support to other senior leaders in the team with T&E and travel booking as required
• Other office duties and personal matters as and when assigned by the leaders

COMPETENCIES

• Secretarial Diploma and/or Business Administration Degree with 5+ years of experience in a similar role with a multi-national corporation
• Fluent in speaking/ writing/ listening in English and Chinese 
• Experience in managing schedules, arranging meetings, making travel arrangements and providing administrative support
• Proficient at juggling extremely hectic schedule while remaining professional at all times & maintaining confidentiality of discussions
• Highly organized with good spoken and written communication as well as interpersonal skills.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
• Good etiquette, pleasant composure and a positive working attitude
• A good team player who is mature, professional, highly motivated and energetic
• Meticulous with good organizational and planning skills
• Detail Oriented, pro-active and a self-starter
• Proven ability to work well in teams
• Keen understanding of stakeholder management & building organizational support

The Walt Disney Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We strive to be a diverse workforce that is representative of our audiences, and where all can thrive and belong. We are committed to building a team that includes and respects a variety of voices, identities, backgrounds, experiences and perspectives.

About Disney Cruise Line:

A leader in the cruise industry, Disney Cruise Line provides a setting where families can reconnect, adults can recharge and children can experience all the magic that Disney has to offer. Guests can sail out of ports around the world on exciting itineraries to the Caribbean, Bahamas, Alaska and Europe, among others. Aboard the fleet of five ships – the Disney Magic, Disney Wonder, Disney Dream, Disney Fantasy and Disney Wish – and Disney’s private island paradise in the Bahamas - Castaway Cay, crew members provide guests with unparalleled service, enchanting storytelling and immersive family entertainment that only Disney can deliver.

About The Walt Disney Company:

The Walt Disney Company, together with its subsidiaries and affiliates, is a leading diversified international family entertainment and media enterprise that includes three core business segments: Disney Entertainment, ESPN, and Disney Experiences. From humble beginnings as a cartoon studio in the 1920s to its preeminent name in the entertainment industry today, Disney proudly continues its legacy of creating world-class stories and experiences for every member of the family. Disney’s stories, characters and experiences reach consumers and guests from every corner of the globe. With operations in more than 40 countries, our employees and cast members work together to create entertainment experiences that are both universally and locally cherished.

This position is with The Walt Disney Company (Southeast Asia) , which is part of a business we call Disney Cruise Line .

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