Crystal Serenity — 71-Night Americas Cruise from New York, New York

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71-Night Americas Cruise from New York, New York

71 nights · Americas · 45 ports of call

71-night Americas cruise aboard Crystal Serenity, departing New York, New York and calling at At Sea, Kings Wharf, Saint John's, Pointe-à-Pitre, Gustavia and San Juan (Puerto Rico) and 38 more.

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Ship: Crystal Serenity
Cruise line: Crystal
Duration: 71 nights
Region: Americas · South America
Departs: New York, New York
Returns: Fort Lauderdale, Florida

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Where this voyage takes you

Voyage route — calls shown in order; map is schematic.

Day-by-day itinerary

Day
1
- New York, New York
  Cruise ships berth on Manhattan's West Side or across the harbour in Brooklyn and Bayonne, putting the full sweep of New York within reach. The Statue of Liberty, Central Park, Times Square and the museums of Fifth Avenue are all part of a day ashore.
  - Statue of Liberty
  - Central Park
  - Times Square
Day
2
- At Sea
Day
3
- Kings Wharf
  The cruise port at the western tip of Bermuda, set within the historic Royal Naval Dockyard. Kings Wharf is known for the old fortress turned shopping arcade, the National Museum of Bermuda, and ferries across the sound to Hamilton and the pink beaches.
  - Royal Naval Dockyard
  - National Museum
  - Horseshoe Bay
Day
4
- Kings Wharf
  The cruise port at the western tip of Bermuda, set within the historic Royal Naval Dockyard. Kings Wharf is known for the old fortress turned shopping arcade, the National Museum of Bermuda, and ferries across the sound to Hamilton and the pink beaches.
  - Royal Naval Dockyard
  - National Museum
  - Horseshoe Bay
Day
5
- At Sea
Day
6
- At Sea
Day
7
- Saint John's
  The capital of Antigua, set around a deep natural harbour in the eastern Caribbean. The island is known for its many sandy beaches and for Nelson's Dockyard, a restored Georgian naval base on the south coast that is now a World Heritage site.
  - Nelson's Dockyard
  - Dickenson Bay
  - Shirley Heights
Day
8
- Pointe-à-Pitre
  The main town of Guadeloupe, a French overseas region in the eastern Caribbean shaped like a butterfly. It sits between the two wings of the island, with a covered spice market, Creole cooking and the volcano of La Soufrière to the south.
  - Spice market
  - La Soufrière
  - Memorial ACTe
Day
9
- Gustavia
  The harbour capital of St. Barthélemy, a chic French island in the Caribbean. Yachts crowd the small port below red-roofed hills, with designer boutiques along the quay and quiet coves and beaches scattered around the rugged coast.
  - Shell Beach
  - Designer boutiques
  - Gustavia harbour
Day
10
- San Juan (Puerto Rico)
  The capital of Puerto Rico and a major Caribbean homeport. Old San Juan's pastel colonial streets sit behind the massive El Morro and San Cristóbal forts, with rum distilleries and the beaches of Condado close to the cruise piers.
  - Old San Juan
  - El Morro fort
  - Condado beaches
Day
11
- Basseterre, Saint Kitts
  The capital of St. Kitts, set below the green slopes of a volcanic Caribbean island. Its colonial centre circles The Circus and Independence Square, while the hilltop fortress of Brimstone Hill and a scenic railway lie out along the coast.
  - Brimstone Hill Fortress
  - The Circus
  - Scenic railway
Day
12
- Castries
  The capital of St. Lucia, tucked into a sheltered harbour on the island's northwest coast. Beyond the market town rise the rainforested interior and the iconic twin Piton peaks further south along the volcanic coastline.
  - The Pitons
  - Central market
  - Pigeon Island
Day
13
- Scarborough
Day
14
- At Sea
Day
15
- Iles du Salut
Day
16
- At Sea
Day
17
- At Sea
Day
18
- Fortaleza
Day
19
- At Sea
Day
20
- Maceió
  The capital of Alagoas on Brazil's north-east coast, fringed by white sand and warm reef-protected lagoons. Pajuçara and Ponta Verde beaches draw swimmers, and jangada rafts carry visitors out to the natural tidal pools offshore.
  - Pajuçara beach
  - Natural pools
  - Jangada rafts
Day
21
- Salvador de Bahia
  Brazil's first colonial capital, set on a bluff above the Bay of All Saints. The cobbled Pelourinho district holds pastel baroque churches and the rhythms of Afro-Brazilian culture, with capoeira, candomblé and acarajé stalls woven into daily life.
  - Pelourinho
  - Elevador Lacerda
  - Acarajé
Day
22
- At Sea
Day
23
- Rio de Janeiro
  Brazil's great coastal city, set between forested mountains and the Atlantic. The Christ the Redeemer statue looks down from Corcovado, Sugarloaf rises over the harbour mouth, and the sands of Copacabana and Ipanema run along the city's southern edge.
  - Christ the Redeemer
  - Sugarloaf Mountain
  - Copacabana Beach
Day
24
- Rio de Janeiro
  Brazil's great coastal city, set between forested mountains and the Atlantic. The Christ the Redeemer statue looks down from Corcovado, Sugarloaf rises over the harbour mouth, and the sands of Copacabana and Ipanema run along the city's southern edge.
  - Christ the Redeemer
  - Sugarloaf Mountain
  - Copacabana Beach
Day
25
- Ilhabela
Day
26
- Balneário de Camboriú
Day
27
- At Sea
Day
28
- Montevideo
  The capital of Uruguay, set on the north bank of the broad Río de la Plata. Its old town keeps colonial plazas and a long riverside promenade, the Rambla, in a relaxed South American port city known for grilled meat and mate.
  - Ciudad Vieja
  - The Rambla
  - Plaza Independencia
Day
29
- Montevideo
  The capital of Uruguay, set on the north bank of the broad Río de la Plata. Its old town keeps colonial plazas and a long riverside promenade, the Rambla, in a relaxed South American port city known for grilled meat and mate.
  - Ciudad Vieja
  - The Rambla
  - Plaza Independencia
Day
30
- Buenos Aires
  Argentina's grand capital on the Río de la Plata, a city of wide boulevards and European-style architecture. The tango was born in its streets, with the colourful houses of La Boca and the cafés of San Telmo close to the waterfront.
  - La Boca
  - San Telmo
  - Tango culture
Day
31
- Buenos Aires
  Argentina's grand capital on the Río de la Plata, a city of wide boulevards and European-style architecture. The tango was born in its streets, with the colourful houses of La Boca and the cafés of San Telmo close to the waterfront.
  - La Boca
  - San Telmo
  - Tango culture
Day
32
- Punta del Este
Day
33
- At Sea
Day
34
- Puerto Madryn
  A Patagonian port on the Gulf of Nuevo in Argentine coastal Chubut, founded by Welsh settlers. It is the gateway to the Península Valdés nature reserve, where southern right whales, sea lions and penguins gather along the coast.
  - Península Valdés
  - Whale watching
  - Welsh heritage
Day
35
- At Sea
Day
36
- Port Stanley
  The small capital of the Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic, a row of brightly painted houses and tin roofs along a sheltered harbour. Penguin colonies and windswept moorland surround the settlement, with Christ Church Cathedral and its whalebone arch at the waterfront.
  - Penguin colonies
  - Whalebone Arch
  - Christ Church Cathedral
Day
37
- At Sea
Day
38
- Ushuaia
  The world's southernmost city, on Argentina's Tierra del Fuego at the tip of South America. Backed by snowy peaks on the Beagle Channel, it is the chief departure port for Antarctica and a base for the Patagonian wilderness.
  - Beagle Channel
  - Tierra del Fuego park
  - End of the world
Day
39
- Punta Arenas
  A windswept city on the Strait of Magellan in Chilean Patagonia, one of the southernmost ports on earth. It serves as a gateway to Tierra del Fuego, Antarctic crossings and nearby penguin colonies, with a grand central plaza recalling the wool and shipping boom.
  - Strait of Magellan
  - Plaza de Armas
  - Penguin colonies
Day
40
- Punta Arenas
  A windswept city on the Strait of Magellan in Chilean Patagonia, one of the southernmost ports on earth. It serves as a gateway to Tierra del Fuego, Antarctic crossings and nearby penguin colonies, with a grand central plaza recalling the wool and shipping boom.
  - Strait of Magellan
  - Plaza de Armas
  - Penguin colonies
Day
41
- Chilean Fjords
Day
42
- Chilean Fjords
Day
43
- Laguna San Rafael National Park
Day
44
- Puerto Chacabuco
Day
45
- Castro
Day
46
- Puerto Montt
  A port city in Chile's Lake District, set on the Reloncaví Sound where the central valley meets the fjords of Patagonia. Snow-capped volcanoes ring the bay, and the town is a launch point for trips to lakes, the German-influenced settlement of Puerto Varas and Chiloé island.
  - Osorno Volcano
  - Puerto Varas
  - Angelmó market
Day
47
- At Sea
Day
48
- Valparaiso
  A historic port city on Chile's central coast, built across steep hills laced with funiculars and painted houses. A UNESCO World Heritage site, it serves as the gateway to Santiago and the Casablanca wine valley, with a busy working harbour below.
  - Hillside funiculars
  - Cerro Concepción
  - Casablanca wineries
Day
49
- Valparaiso
  A historic port city on Chile's central coast, built across steep hills laced with funiculars and painted houses. A UNESCO World Heritage site, it serves as the gateway to Santiago and the Casablanca wine valley, with a busy working harbour below.
  - Hillside funiculars
  - Cerro Concepción
  - Casablanca wineries
Day
50
- Coquimbo
Day
51
- At Sea
Day
52
- Iquique
Day
53
- At Sea
Day
54
- Pisco
Day
55
- Callao
  Peru's chief seaport, on the Pacific beside Lima. Ships dock here for the colonial centre and museums of the capital, the cliff-top Miraflores district above the ocean, and onward journeys toward Machu Picchu and the Andean highlands.
  - Gateway to Lima
  - Miraflores
  - Historic centre
Day
56
- Salaverry
Day
57
- At Sea
Day
58
- Guayaquil
Day
59
- At Sea
Day
60
- Fuerte Amador
  A causeway-linked island port on the Pacific side of the Panama Canal, just off Panama City. It serves as the gateway to the canal's locks and rainforest, with the Amador Causeway reaching toward the capital's skyline and old quarter.
  - Panama Canal
  - Amador Causeway
  - Casco Viejo
Day
61
- Fuerte Amador
  A causeway-linked island port on the Pacific side of the Panama Canal, just off Panama City. It serves as the gateway to the canal's locks and rainforest, with the Amador Causeway reaching toward the capital's skyline and old quarter.
  - Panama Canal
  - Amador Causeway
  - Casco Viejo
Day
62
- Panama Canal Transit
- Fuerte Amador
  A causeway-linked island port on the Pacific side of the Panama Canal, just off Panama City. It serves as the gateway to the canal's locks and rainforest, with the Amador Causeway reaching toward the capital's skyline and old quarter.
  - Panama Canal
  - Amador Causeway
  - Casco Viejo
Day
63
- Puerto Limón
  A Caribbean port on Costa Rica's humid eastern coast, the country's main Atlantic harbour. It opens onto rainforest, banana plantations and the canals of Tortuguero, with white-faced monkeys and sloths a frequent sight on excursions inland.
  - Tortuguero canals
  - Rainforest wildlife
  - Banana country
Day
64
- At Sea
Day
65
- Roatán Island
  An island off the northern coast of Honduras in the western Caribbean, part of the Bay Islands. Roatán is known for the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef just offshore, the dive sites and beaches around West End and West Bay, and forested inland hills.
  - West Bay Beach
  - Barrier reef diving
  - West End
Day
66
- Santo Tomás de Castilla
Day
67
- Belize City
  The largest city in Belize, on the Caribbean coast where the Belize River meets the sea. A tender port for many ships, it opens the way to the world's second-largest barrier reef, jungle Maya ruins and cave-tubing excursions inland.
  - Barrier reef
  - Maya ruins
  - Cave tubing
Day
68
- Cozumel
  An island off Mexico's Yucatán coast in the Caribbean, a leading port for snorkelling and diving. Ships dock beside its reefs, part of the Mesoamerican system, with beach clubs, Mayan ruins and the resort strip of the Riviera Maya within reach.
  - Coral reefs
  - Mayan ruins
  - Beach clubs
Day
69
- Cozumel
  An island off Mexico's Yucatán coast in the Caribbean, a leading port for snorkelling and diving. Ships dock beside its reefs, part of the Mesoamerican system, with beach clubs, Mayan ruins and the resort strip of the Riviera Maya within reach.
  - Coral reefs
  - Mayan ruins
  - Beach clubs
Day
70
- Progreso
Day
71
- At Sea
Day
72
- Fort Lauderdale, Florida
  A South Florida port often called the yachting capital, fringed by canals and the long sands of Fort Lauderdale Beach. Port Everglades is among the world's busiest cruise gateways, with Las Olas Boulevard's shops and cafés minutes from the piers.
  - Port Everglades
  - Las Olas Boulevard
  - Fort Lauderdale Beach

Upcoming departures

12 Oct 2027

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71-Night Americas Cruise from New York, New York FAQ

Which ports does this cruise visit?

This 71-night Americas cruise calls at New York, New York, At Sea, Kings Wharf, Saint John's, Pointe-à-Pitre, Gustavia, San Juan (Puerto Rico), Basseterre, Saint Kitts, Castries, Scarborough, Iles du Salut, Fortaleza, Maceió, Salvador de Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, Ilhabela, Balneário de Camboriú, Montevideo, Buenos Aires, Punta del Este, Puerto Madryn, Port Stanley, Ushuaia, Punta Arenas, Chilean Fjords, Laguna San Rafael National Park, Puerto Chacabuco, Castro, Puerto Montt, Valparaiso, Coquimbo, Iquique, Pisco, Callao, Salaverry, Guayaquil, Fuerte Amador, Panama Canal Transit, Puerto Limón, Roatán Island, Santo Tomás de Castilla, Belize City, Cozumel, Progreso and Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

How many days are spent at sea?

19 days are spent at sea; the rest are in port.

Where does this cruise depart from?

It departs from New York, New York and ends in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

How long is this cruise?

71 nights aboard Crystal Serenity.

When does this itinerary sail?

Upcoming departures include 12 Oct 2027. A NestCruise advisor can confirm current availability.

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