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Each region has a season, a rhythm and a set of ports worth building a trip around. Read the region, then look at the sailings that fit it.

The village of Positano on the Amalfi coast at dusk, its terraced houses lit up down a steep hillside above the beach and the calm Mediterranean sea.

Mediterranean

April to October

The busiest, easiest cruising in the world: warm sea, short hops between ports and a city worth a day at almost every stop.

Western, Eastern and Adriatic routes

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Turquoise water and white sand at Anguilla in the Caribbean

Caribbean

November to April

Winter sun, and the itineraries where the ship is as much the point as the islands.

Eastern, Western and Southern loops

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A Norwegian fjord seen from high on the valley side, deep blue water running between steep green mountains with a small village at the head of the water and snow still lying on the peaks.

Norwegian Fjords

May to September

Scenery you watch from the ship rather than go ashore for, with long light and small, walkable ports.

Bergen, Geiranger and the Arctic circle

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Cruise ship sailing an Alaskan fjord beneath snow-capped mountains

Alaska

May to September

Glaciers, whales and the Inside Passage — the one North American itinerary that rivals Europe for scenery.

Inside Passage and Gulf crossings

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A wide panorama of a white sand beach at Nassau in the Bahamas, clear turquoise shallows washing up the shore with palms and low resort buildings far off along the bay.

The Bahamas

Year-round

The short cruise: three to five nights from Florida, warm water in every month and the first island reached after a single night at sea.

Short loops from Florida's east coast

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A thatched palm parasol on a weathered limestone shore on the coast of Cozumel, Mexico, looking out across bright turquoise sea to a small boat near the horizon.

Mexico

Year-round

Two coasts, two cruises: the Yucatan's reefs and ruins from Gulf and Florida ports, the Mexican Riviera from California.

Yucatan from the Gulf, the Riviera from California

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A Norwegian fjord seen from high on the valley side, deep blue water running between steep green mountains with a small village at the head of the water and snow still lying on the peaks.

Northern Europe

May to September

The Baltic's capitals one city a day, or Norway's fjords watched from the deck - a summer season of long light and cool air.

Baltic capitals and the Norwegian coast

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Open sea rolling toward a pale horizon at sunset, with no land in sight

Transatlantic

April to May and October to November

The repositioning crossings: a dozen or more nights one way, a run of sea days no other itinerary offers, and the ship as the destination.

Spring eastbound, fall westbound

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