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Discover the perfect getaway for seniors at Miami Cruise Port. Embark on an unforgettable journey and create cherished memories. Located in the vibrant city of Miami, Port of Miami is one of the world’s busiest cruise terminals. It is a thriving hub for cruises that caters to retirees and seniors. Immerse yourself in the vibrant city’s sun-kissed beaches, lively nightlife, and rich cultural scene, all just moments away from this innovative Miami Cruise Port. Indulge in the diverse neighborhoods and tantalize your taste buds with Latin cuisine before embarking on an unforgettable journey to the Caribbean and beyond. Set sail from this iconic departure point and let Port of Miami be the gateway to your dream retirement adventure.

Address

1015 North America Way, Miami, Florida, 33132

Directions to Miami Cruise Port

Driving from the north, you may take I-95 and exit at 3B Bayside. Keep going south and turn left into Northeast 5th Street, where you will eventually get to the bridge into the Port of Miami.

From the south, take I-95 North and take Northwest 2nd Street exit. Keep going and then turn right toward Northwest 5th Street. From here you will see the Port of Miami Bridge which will take you to the port entrance.

If you are travelling in from the Interstate, look for the signs for the Port of Miami tunnel. It’s a quick and free way to get directly to the port without having to get off the Interstate and drive in downtown Miami.

Miami Cruise Port: Terminals

Royal Caribbean: Terminal A

Cruise Terminal A, the Crown of Miami, was built specifically for Royal Caribbean in 2018, enabling it to handle Royal’s largest ships with state-of-the-art technology to streamline the check-in process and ensure a seamless embarkation experience for every traveler.

Norwegian: Terminal B

Cruise Terminal B, the Pearl of Miami, was built for Norwegian Cruise Line and opened in 2021 and can accommodate ships carrying as many as 5000 passengers.

Miami Cruise Port: Terminals C, D and E

These terminals are designed to accommodate mega-ships with up to 5,000 passengers. To move passengers through the terminals quickly and efficiently, state-of-the-art screening technology is used, and a conveyor system similar to an airport baggage claim makes it easy to retrieve your luggage when you disembark.

Carnival: Terminal F

Terminal F at Port of Miami is Carnival’s largest in Florida, spanning three levels and 230,000 square feet. With highlights like the Captain’s Lounge and immersive digital experiences, it’s a spacious and technologically advanced terminal for cruisers.

Miami Cruise Port: Terminal J

It was buly for was built for smaller luxury cruise lines – Azamara, Regent Seven Seas & Oceania.

Virgin Voyages: Terminal V

Opened late 2021 with the arrival of Virgin’s Scarlett Lady, this state-of-the-art terminal, Palm Grove, is located on the northwest side of the Miami Cruise Port.

Miami Cruise Port Cruise Lines

The following cruise lines offer departures from Miami, primarily during the spring, fall, and winter months:

Azamara 
Norwegian 
Carnival 
Oceania 
Celebrity 
Royal Caribbean
MSC 
Viking 
Disney
Regent Seven Seas
Virgin Voyages

Weather in Miami

Miami has warm weather year-round, with highs in the 70s and 80s. Hats and sunscreen are recommended even on cloudy days, as the humidity can be stifling in the summer months, especially for those used to dry heat. June is the rainiest month.

Cruise passengers to Miami should note that the city, like all of Florida, is in the hurricane belt. Storms and hurricanes are common from early June to late November, so it’s wise to purchase travel insurance when traveling to or from the area during this time.