New York travel guide to start your cruises from New York. When looking at cruises starting from New York, these cruises go to any destination which you may have interest. Over one million people sailed from New York's three ports (Manhattan, Brooklyn and Cape Liberty, Bayonne, NJ) in 2007. New York has an advantage of being located centrally, making it a convenient choice for cruises especially to Mexico and to the Caribbean. It is also easier to arrive in New York thanks to its triple international airports. Four major cruise lines (Cunard Line, Holland America, Royal Caribbean and Norwegian Cruise Line) have year-round service from New York. Itineraries range from one-day party cruises to a 99-day full circumnavigation of the globe. If you are a fan of Royal Caribbean or Princess, or if you love shipping out on Holland American, you can find cruises from New York on these and other cruise lines.

Also when you visiting The Big Apple might want to take a special someone to a wonderful dinner; then The New York Dinner Cruise of New York offers to you a lavish night out in the city of New York. The New York Dinner Cruise usually lasts about three hours. The cruise is known for offering excellently prepared five-course dinner.

The New York Dinner Cruise offers to you the most panoramic view of the surroundings. The top deck of the boat is a perfect place for romantic moonlight strolls. The Dinner Cruise will take you down the Hudson River, around the tip of Manhattan and under the Brooklyn Bridge. From here you can also get the glimpse of the United Nations building. Just turn around to see the Wonder of the world, the Statue of Liberty. Other landmarks that one can view during the cruise are Chrysler Buildings and the Art Deco spires of the Empire State.
 

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