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Cruises from Norfolk
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Cruises from Norfolk

Norfolk, Virginia is a beautiful city, located at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay. Norfolk is home to the world's largest Naval Station, as well as beautiful gardens, great restaurants, wonderful museums and historic memorials. Norfolk is the cultural, financial and entertainment center of the Virginia waterfront. When available, a cruise from Norfolk is a great option, especially for those that live within driving distance of the port.

Cruises are offered that either depart from or visit Norfolk. Several cruise lines offer cruises that include Norfolk as a destination port, but all of the current cruises departing from Norfolk are offered by Carnival Cruise Line. By far, the majority of such cruises are Caribbean cruises, but a few other destinations are available every now and then.
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If you're looking to cruise a different time of year, or if you're looking for a larger variety of cruises to pick from, there are cruises from many cities that are within driving distance of Norfolk. Here are some of the most popular choices:

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Cruise Lines with Cruises from Norfolk

The following cruise lines feature cruises leaving from Norfolk. Click the name of the cruise line to view upcoming cruises that they're featuring from Norfolk, VA:
Carnival Cruises from Norfolk
Carnival Cruises from Norfolk
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Destinations for Cruises from Norfolk

The following cruise destinations can be visited on a cruise from Norfolk. Click any destination to view some of the upcoming cruises from Virginia that are available:
Bahamas Cruises from Norfolk
Bahamas Cruises from Norfolk
Bermuda Cruises from Norfolk
Bermuda Cruises from Norfolk
Cruises to Nowhere from Norfolk
Cruises to Nowhere from Norfolk
 

Things to do in Norfolk

These are just a few of the more popular tourist attractions in Norfolk, along with a brief description:

♦ Norfolk Botanical Garden
These beautiful gardens, and the educational programs that take place at them, are one of the most popular tourist attractions in Norfolk (with around 250,000 visitors annually). It's a great place to check out before or after a cruise from Norfolk, and happens to be a Virginia Historical Landmark. Tours are available in a variety of fashions: walking Norfolk Botanical Gardentours, tram tours and boat tours. There is a nominal per person fee to get into this venue (although members get in for free), and the hours of operation vary by season.

♦ Chrysler Museum of Art
Home to a wonderful collection of art, general admission is free to this museum. There are over 40,000 items on display (spanning nearly 5,000 years of history) throughout the museum, including a world-renowned glass collection and Art Nouveau furniture.

♦ USS Wisconsin
History enthusiasts may want to visit this venue before or after their cruise from Norfolk. Admission to the Battleship Wisconsin is free to all visitors, as is admission to the Hampton Roads Naval Museum (who co-operates the vessel). While touring this historic vessel you'll have the opportunity to learn all about the ship and its three tours of duty in the United States Navy, and view various artifacts from the men that once served on it. Some interior sections of the ship are closed off to visitors, due to the ship's status within the Navy's Inactive Fleet.