Spring has finally come to the
northeastern United States. Leaves are on the trees and the
flowering plants are in bloom.
With the Spring, the northeastern
cruising season begins. Ships come up from their winter bases in
Florida and the ships that stay the winter in the northeast start to
change their itineraries to include places like Bermuda, Canada and
New England.
Accordingly, this week our focus is on
two of the great northeastern cruise centers - - New York and Boston.
Both ports not only are cruise embarkation ports but they are great
cruise destinations to visit.
A spectacular part of a cruise out of
New York is the trip out of the harbor. This is especially so for
ships leaving out of the Manhattan Cruise Terminal (a.k.a. The
Passenger Ship Terminal). The view of the Manhattan from the Hudson
River and from the bay is awe inspiring. It unfolds majestically as
the ship slowly moves down the river and out of the harbor. So many
of the City's famous landmarks pass by as the ship.
Accordingly, we have put together a
photo essay showing some of the sights that you see sailing out of
New York harbor and telling a little bit about each one. It is
posted at
http://www.beyondships2.com/new-york-sailing-from-manhattan.html
Boston is a great cruise port as well.
There is so much history and culture there to see. Therefore, we
have expanded the Boston cruise destination section of Beyondships.
It begins at http://beyondships.com/Ports-Boston.html
An unusual shore excursion that I went
on the last time I was in Boston was a visit to Fenway Park.
Bostonians are avid baseball fans and Fenway Park is the home of the
Boston Red Sox. It is a great place to watch a game. However, this
visit was on a day when the Red Sox were out of town. Nonetheless,
seeing this beloved Boston institution and listening to tales of
games gone by was a fascinating experience.
http://www.beyondships2.com/visiting-bostons-fenway-park.html
To tie our coverage of these two great
cities, we also have a short video of Caribbean Princess sailing from
Boston's Black Falcon Cruise Terminal to the Manhattan Cruise
Terminal.
http://www.beyondships2.com/caribbean-princess-boston-to-manhattan.html
Finally, we have added an index of our
profiles of the various cruise destinations that are visited on a New
England/Canada cruise.
http://www.beyondships2.com/canada-new-england-cruise-destinations.html
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