Cruise straight to Mexico??

Hello all, new on here. Have taken a Carnival Caribbean cruise a few years ago. I was wondering if anyone knows of a cruise line that goes straight to one destination, ( Mexico, Bahamas, etc) and let's you stay in one city for multiple days or drops you at one city, (ie, Cancun) and comes back a few days later? I'm afraid to fly, don't ask :), and just basically want to take the ship to 1 or 2 destinations and stay more than one day at a single place. Does anyone know if this exists? Thanks and God bless

Take a look at the Bimini Superfast.

http://www.rwbimini.com/superfast-cruise-ship

Celebration Cruise line does this to the Bahamas.

Reviews are hot and cold. Be sure to do your research before booking.

Several lines go to Bermuda and stay for three days .

Aqua hound , so this ship only goes to Bimini island?

Aqua hound , so this ship only goes to Bimini island?

Yeah, that's it. You can book round trip or 2 one-ways. Sorry, but off hand, that's the only one I can think of right now.

Hello all, new on here. Have taken a Carnival Caribbean cruise a few years ago. I was wondering if anyone knows of a cruise line that goes straight to one destination, ( Mexico, Bahamas, etc) and let's you stay in one city for multiple days or drops you at one city, (ie, Cancun) and comes back a few days later? I'm afraid to fly, don't ask :), and just basically want to take the ship to 1 or 2 destinations and stay more than one day at a single place. Does anyone know if this exists? Thanks and God bless

Carnival has been staying in Cabo for 2 days.

All out of LA , I'm on east coast, thanks

You can go to Bimini and stay a few nights before catching the return ferry.

You can also go from Palm Beach to Freeport and stay there before returning on Celebration cruise line.

All out of LA , I'm on east coast, thanks

From both NY and Baltimore, there are three cruise lines (RCI/Celebrity/NC) in combination that offer regularly scheduled in season (April - Oct.) 5 - 7 night cruises to Bermuda with 2-3 days in port as the only port of call.

Most other east coast / gulf coast departure ports are multi ports of call itineraries.

No cruise line will drop you off at a port and come back to pick you up a day or two later.

Other than Bermuda, overnight stays are rare in the area you are looking at.

" Cruise straight to Mexico."

There is a VERY funny joke available. Alas, I don't think CC can handle it.

Sigh.........

Cunard goes straight from NYC to Southampton, you can spend a few days in London, take Chunnel to Paris for a few days, and a week later then take Cunard back to NYC :)