Cruise Maryland aka cruise port of Baltimore offers year round cruising to the Bahamas, Bermuda, Canada/New England and the Caribbean. Royal Caribbean International’s Grandeur of the Seas and Carnival Cruise Lines’ Pride sails out of Maryland. Crystal Cruises Symphony will sail out of Maryland in November on an 11-day voyage to the Caribbean. Other Maryland port calls include AIDA Cruises, a British-American owned cruise line based in Germany and MS Amadea, owned by Amadea Shipping Company
The cruise port of Baltimore serves as a homeport, with several ships sailing to Bermuda, the Caribbean, the Bahamas, New England and the Canadian Maritimes. About 90 percent of passengers embarking at the Port of Baltimore live within easy driving distance. Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport is 10 miles away and operates as a major Southwest Airlines hub that brings in cruisers from other states. Additionally, the BWI Amtrak Station is adjacent to the airport and just a shuttle bus away. The historic and architecturally stunning Amtrak Penn Station is conveniently located in Baltimore and worth a visit even if you aren’t taking the train.
Baltimore sits on the Patapsco River, which feeds into the Chesapeake Bay and meets the Atlantic Ocean just past Cape Charles and Virginia Beach. The trip to open ocean can take anywhere from eight to 12 hours. However, gamblers eager to try their luck don’t have to wait for international waters: The casinos open once the vessels pass under the Francis Scott Key Bridge, about a half hour from the port.
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