Cruises From Boston, Massachusetts

Overview

As of today - July 15, 2026 - there are 81 available cruises out of Boston, MA (from which 27 are in 2026, 53 are in 2027 and the rest are in 2028). In the following paragraphs you'll find a detailed overview of all those cruise options. If you're just looking to see the listing of the 81 sailings, please click on one of the 3 buttons on the right side - either on "View Sailings Sorted By Departure Date" (good for viewing last minute Boston cruise deals), "View Sailings Sorted By Price Per Day" or "View Sailings Grouped By Itineraries".

Regions and Prices

In the upcoming year, the most affordable month for booking a cruise vacation that leaves from Boston and visits Atlantic is April of 2027, with prices starting from $959. For Canada New England you can book cruises in September starting from $739. For Caribbean you can book cruises in October starting from $1096. As for Other Voyages, the lowest priced cruises are in July, with prices starting from $7734.

You can click on links in the table above to view the cruise options for the given region in a given month. You can also click on the "Next Month" and "Previous Month" links at the top of the table to shift the window of months that are displayed.

Cheap Cruises From Boston

Since Boston cruises have various durations (7 days, 11 days and other durations - see below), the best way to compare cruise prices is to do that on price-per-day bases. The following table shows Boston cruises in the upcoming 12 months sorted by price per day. You can use this table to find the best cruise deals from Boston.

The most discounted Boston cruise starts at $84 per day. There is one such sailing at that price point, the one on November 8, 2026 (14 nights Boston to New Orleans, LA itinerary on Norwegian Breakaway).

If you want to see the listing of all 81 Boston sailings sorted by price per day, you can click on 'View All Cruises Sorted By Price Per Day' link at the bottom of the table above.

Cruise Lines out of Boston

There are 5 cruise lines - Norwegian (NCL), Holland America, Celebrity, Princess and Seabourn - that offer cruises that depart from the Port of Boston.

Norwegian (NCL) Cruises Out Of Boston

Norwegian (NCL) offers the most sailings out of Boston - 44 cruise options. It offers 16 distinct itineraries and has 1 cruise ship (Norwegian Breakaway) sailing out of Boston. The average price per person per day for Norwegian (NCL) cruises is $147.

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Holland America Cruises Out Of Boston

Holland America offers 19 cruise options out of Boston. It offers 15 distinct itineraries out of Boston, serviced on 2 cruise ships (Zuiderdam and Volendam). The average price per person per day for Holland America cruises is $242.

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Celebrity Cruises Out Of Boston

Celebrity offers 11 cruise options out of Boston. It offers 7 distinct itineraries and has 2 cruise ships (Celebrity Silhouette and Celebrity Summit) sailing out of Boston. The average price per person per day for Celebrity cruises is $233.

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Princess Cruises Out Of Boston

Princess offers 6 cruise options out of Boston. It offers 5 distinct itineraries out of Boston, serviced on 2 cruise ships (Caribbean Princess and Sapphire Princess). The average price per person per day for Princess cruises is $201.

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Seabourn Cruises Out Of Boston

Seabourn offers 1 cruise options out of Boston. It offers 1 distinct itinerary and has 1 cruise ship (Seabourn Quest) sailing out of Boston. The average price per person per day for Seabourn cruises is $533.

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Cruise Ships out of Boston

There are 8 cruise ships that offer sailings that depart from the Boston cruise terminal.


Norwegian Breakaway, which was built in 2013 and accommodates approximately 4000 passengers, offers the most sailings out of Boston - 44 of them. It features 16 distinct itineraries and the average price (per person per day) of its sailings is $147.

Celebrity Silhouette, built in 2011 with capacity of approximately 2900 passengers, offers 10 sailings out of Boston. It features 6 distinct itineraries and the average price (per person per day) of its sailings is $244.

Zuiderdam, which started sailing in 2002 and accommodates approximately 1900 passengers, offers 10 sailings. It features 7 distinct itineraries and the average price (per person per day) of its sailings is $232.

Volendam offers 9 cruises using 8 distinct itineraries, Caribbean Princess offers 3 cruises using 2 distinct itineraries, Sapphire Princess offers 3 cruises using 3 distinct itineraries, Celebrity Summit offers 1 cruise using 1 distinct itinerary and Seabourn Quest offers 1 cruise using 1 distinct itinerary.

Duration of Cruises

Almost all cruise sailings scheduled out of Boston are 7 days, 9 days, 10 days, 11 days, 12 days, 14 days or 35 days long. The following table summarizes those options:

The most popular duration of cruises traveling out of Boston is 7 days (7 nights) long. There are 54 such cruises featuring 23 distinct itineraries. The average per-person-per-day price of those sailings is $168.

There are 8 cruise sailings that are 10 days (10 nights) long. They feature 7 distinct itineraries and the average price of those sailings is $174.

Among cruises that sail out of Boston you can also find 11 day cruises (8 sailings), 14 day cruises (5 sailings), 12 day cruises (2 sailings), 35 day cruises (2 sailings) and 9 day cruises (1 sailing).

Even though many people ask about them, cruise lines do not offer any 2 day, 3 day, 4 day or 5 day cruises out of Boston.

Ports of Call

There are 52 distinct ports that are visited by cruises that leave from Boston. The following table shows these ports:

Among cruises that leave from Boston there are 81 cruises (44 distinct itineraries) that visit . Halifax, NS, Canada, on the other hand, is visited by 75 cruises on 38 distinct itineraries. There are 42 cruises that visit Portland,Maine on 32 itineraries.

Some of the other more popular ports of call for Boston cruises are Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada (36 sailings), Royal Naval Dockyard, Bermuda (29 sailings), Quebec City, Quebec, Canada (28 sailings) and Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island (27 sailings).

Things to See and Do in Boston

There are many interesting places that you can see and do while you're in Boston - one of the most iconic American cities - either before or after your cruise. Here are some ideas:

• You can take a walk on the Freedom Trail - a marked path in Boston - and see many interesting historical buildings and places. Many Boston visitors take the Freedom Trail as it's a great way to see a lot of Boston history in a short period of time.


• If you're even a little bit of a baseball fan, it would be worth visiting Fenway Park and seeing a Red Sox game at it's home stadium, which is also the oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball.


• Harvard Square is another of Boston's must-see places. Here you can see interesting, small shops and you can also tour Harvard's beautiful campus. If you're tech-oriented, you may also visit the MIT campus, which is not far from the Harvard Square.


• Faneuil Hall Marketplace is a nice place that's very popular among Boston tourists. Here you can find interesting shops that sell out of ordinary items, entertaining street performers as well as good restaurants.


• Boston Public Garden is a peaceful and beautiful place that you can visit to have a bit of a down time. They also have Swan Boats that you can ride on. It's a great place for kids and families as well.


• Museum of Fine Arts is one of the best museums in US. Here you can see many paintings of world renown artists. Also, American paintings from the period of early US history are particularly noteworthy.