Cruises from New Orleans
Sail from the lively Port NOLA
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Cruise lines sailing from New Orleans, LA
Starting your cruise vacation from the Big Easy has never been easier … or more fun. Set sail from New Orleans aboard some of the most popular cruise lines famous for family-friendly activities, world-class entertainment, and even relaxing adult-only spaces.
Destinations from New Orleans, LA
Your cruise from the Port of New Orleans (AKA Port NOLA) starts sailing on the mighty Mississippi River into the Gulf of Mexico. From there you can enjoy island hopping in the Caribbean to popular ports like Cozumel, Mexico; Montego Bay, Jamaica; Roatan, Honduras; and more. Or set your sights farther south to Central America on an exciting journey through the Panama Canal to Cartagena, Colombia; Puerto Limon, Costa Rica; and beyond.
Cruises departing from New Orleans
A cruise out of Port NOLA is an exciting journey from start to finish. Conveniently positioned in the heart of the city with about a 10-minute drive from Canal Street and the French Quarter, the Port of New Orleans is the ideal location for taking in the Big Easy’s rich culture and notable attractions before or after you set sail. Enjoy the unforgettable experience of sailing down the Mississippi like explorers of old … only way better aboard today’s amped-up megaships. The port boasts two state-of-the-art cruise terminals with ample parking available for cruise passengers wanting to drive to the port. Start planning your New Orleans cruise today to get on board with the lowest prices and exclusive extras you’ll only find with Dream Vacations. We give you everything the cruise lines offer and so much more, including 24/7 assistance available from our Cruise Experts to help you plan your ideal sailing from New Orleans.