Baltimore Maryland

208 Cruises availables At departure or passage at this port

American Cruise Lines (70 Cruises)

American Legend

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Carnival Cruise Line (93 Cruises)

Carnival Pride.

Carnival Pride

2134 Passengers
88500 tons
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Royal Caribbean Cruises (32 Cruises)

royal caribbean vision of the seas cruise ship

Vision of the Seas

2048 Passengers
78340 tons
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Frequently Asked Questions

At the cruise terminal south of downtown, after sailing up Chesapeake Bay and into the Patapsco River. About fifteen minutes by taxi takes you to the Inner Harbor.
Not advisable: the terminal sits in a working port area and the link is by taxi, roughly fifteen minutes. Once at the Inner Harbor, everything is walkable.
Fort McHenry first, about 2.5 kilometres from the berth, then the Inner Harbor and its reinvented waterfront. Museums and the aquarium line the basin if time allows.
Because on a night in 1814 a young lawyer held aboard a ship saw the American flag still flying at dawn over a bombarded fort, and wrote the lines that became the United States anthem. The star-shaped work has guarded the harbour entrance since the late 18th century.
The ship sails up Chesapeake Bay, one of North America's largest estuaries, past wooded shores dotted with lighthouses, then turns into the Patapsco River. It is a slow entrance, worth watching from the deck.
The inner basin around which Baltimore reinvented its waterfront: promenade, museums, museum ships and restaurants. It is the reference point for any call in the city.
The US dollar, cards accepted everywhere. Sales tax is added at the register and tipping is expected American-style in restaurants and taxis.
Yes, the Inner Harbor being built for it: aquarium, science museum and ships to board follow one another on foot. As in any large American city, stick to the busy areas.
Both, but mainly a home port: the terminal starts cruises to Bermuda, the Caribbean and New England. Some Chesapeake itineraries simply call here.
May through October, with a preference for May, September and October: a Maryland summer is hot and humid. Autumn adds colour along the bay.