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You can select more than one option in most of the form fields. Here are explanations of the search options we get asked about the most often:
Departure Port: If you only want to view results for cruises that start in a specific port, you can specify it here. You can select more than one (to see cruises that start at certain ports). For example, you can select both New York and Boston if you only want to view cruises that start in either New York or Boston.
→ In the "Advanced Search"
Arrival Port: If you only want to view results for cruises that end in a specific port, you can specify it here. You can select more than one (to see cruises that end at certain ports). For example, you can select both New York and Boston if you only want to view cruises that end in either New York or Boston.
Ports of Call: You can the type name of one port that you would like all your search results to include. For example, if you type Barcelona all of the search results will include cruises that include Barcelona (even if it's not a starting or ending port in the itinerary). Be sure to spell the port name correctly!
Max Occupancy: Allows you to view search results that only include ships that have accommodations for a minimum amount of people per room. For example, if you select "5 and more" your search results will only include ships that have at least one room type that would accommodate at least 5 people. The pricing that displays on the search results page will be the per person pricing based on a room for two people. Proceed further in the online booking process to view the pricing for accommodations for a different occupancy.
Kid-Friendly: Shows cruises that are great choices for those traveling with children and teens. Includes ships with youth programs and/or youth-friendly public spaces. Programs and public spaces are subject to change, at the discretion of the cruise line.
→ Cruise Only vs Cruise Line Tour
If you check the Cruise Only option, you will only see results that are for a cruise vacation. If you check the Cruise Line Tour option, you will only see vacations that include a cruise + land tour package (also known as a Cruise Tour). Leave both unchecked to view results that include both vacation types.
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Cruises from Tampa
Located along the west coast of Florida, Tampa is a great city to take a cruise from, particularly because it is a convenient departure
port for those that live within driving distance. It is also a great choice if you would like to take a cruise leaving from a beautiful
city that has lots of things to do. While in Tampa, you can visit fun theme parks, go to the beach, visit a zoo or museum, go shopping,
and enjoy a great meal at one of the city's fabulous restaurants.
Cruises from Tampa are available year-round, and are usually anywhere from 4- to over 14-nights in length. Among the cruise lines that
offer cruises from Tampa are Celebrity Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean, and Carnival Cruise Line.
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Cruise Lines with Cruises from Tampa
The following cruise lines feature cruises leaving from Tampa. Click the name of the cruise line to view upcoming cruises that they're
featuring from Tampa:
Cruise prices listed above are "from prices," and are in U.S. Dollars (unless noted otherwise), per person, based on double occupancy,
including Required Cruise Fees & Expenses, as well as Government Taxes & Fees. Pricing does not include airfare or any other additional
charges (unless noted otherwise). Pricing and availability are subject to change at any time prior to successful payment processing and reservation
creation. Taxes, fees and port expenses are subject to change even after a reservation has been made, at the discretion of the cruise line. Please
click the link provided in the sale box to find out the current pricing and availability. The offer details for any bonuses are listed during the
online booking process. Certain restrictions apply.
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Destinations for Cruises from Tampa
The following cruise destinations can be visited on a cruise from Tampa. Click any destination to view some of the upcoming cruises
from Tampa that are available:
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Things to do in Tampa
These are just a few of the more popular tourist attractions in Tampa, along with a brief description:
♦ Busch Gardens
Without a doubt, one of the most popular tourist attractions in Tampa is Busch Gardens. It's a great theme park that features a bunch of
exciting rides (like record-breaking roller coasters), as well as a zoo (with over 2,500 exotic and endangered animals). Spending some
time at this venue before or after a cruise from Tampa is a great idea,
especially for those looking to do something exciting.
♦ Tampa Museum of Art
Located in downtown Tampa, this large museum is a great place to spend some time before or after a cruise from Tampa. The museum features
a world-class collection of artwork, including Greek and Roman antiques, beautiful sculptures, photography, paintings, as well as
contemporary art.
♦ Lowry Park Zoo
Wildlife lovers should definitely consider visiting Lowry Park Zoo before or after their cruise from Tampa, FL. The zoo is open daily,
from 9:30 am to 5:00 pm (subject to change). There is a great educational program given at the zoo, as well as a really large selection of
animals (over 2,000) and attractions. Among the animals you can see at this zoo are elephants, leopards, tigers, bears, kangaroos,
tropical birds, giraffes, zebras, cheetahs, manatees, monkeys and raptors.
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