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2. SS Veendam (1922) - Wikipedia

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   Veendam was due to return to Hoboken in December 1931 to make cruises to the West Indies and Bermuda, [39] but her refit continued into the New Year, and she did not reach Hoboken again until 20 January 1932. [40] She was to make a seven-day cruise to Bermuda, including three days in port in Hamilton. The minimum fare was to be $65. [41]

3. Empress of the Seas - Wikipedia

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   Her initial itinerary was a short cruise to the Bahamas, which was then combined with 3 and 4 day cruises from San Juan, Puerto Rico. In 1999, following the sale of the Song of America, the Nordic Empress took over the New York City to Bermuda route. [citation needed]

4. Norwegian Breakaway - Wikipedia

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   On 12 May 2013 she headed to Bermuda to start her seven-day cruises. [8] Norwegian Breakaway was home ported at the New York Passenger Ship Terminal in Manhattan, making seven-night cruises to Bermuda (May through September) and seven-night cruises to the Bahamas and Florida (October thru April). [9]

5. Norwegian Cruise Line set to cruise from Philadelphia. When ...

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   Norwegian cruise line will launch several cruises from Philadelphia in 2026 with destinations in Bermuda and New ... the line will offer 10 and 11-day cruises to Canada and New England. The ...

6. Carnival's new ship offers Italian-style cruising - AOL

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   A nine-day round-trip cruise from New York to the Bahamas departing on Feb. 2, 2024, starts at $449 per person based on double occupancy, according to Carnival's website, though prices vary by ...

7. SS Nieuw Amsterdam (1937) - Wikipedia

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   It left Hoboken on December 21, called at San Juan, La Guaira and Kingston, Jamaica, [84] and got back to Hoboken on January 3, 1949. [85] Her third cruise was an 18-day voyage that added Cap-Haïtien and Ciudad Trujillo to her more usual ports of call. It left Hoboken on January 21, carrying 650 passengers.