Now Available - 2017 Cruise Schedule From New York

NEW PROVIDENCE, N.J. - Oct. 17, 2016 - PRLog -- NYCruiseInfo.com is pleased to announce the availability of the 2017 cruise schedule from the Port of New York and New Jersey.

With over 300 cruises to choose from, there is definitely a ship and itinerary that can please anyone. In 2017, passengers can choose from great destinations such as: Bermuda; Florida and the Bahamas; the Caribbean; New England and Canada; Transatlantic / European cruises or unusual repositioning cruises where the cruise departs from New York but ends in another location. These open-ended cruises, allow more ports to be added to a cruise in the same amount of days but require transportation back to the point of origination. As an added perk, many Florida and Bahamas cruises include a day on the cruise line's private island, offering guests an exclusive, isolated island experience. For those with time, Cunard Line offers a World Cruise on their legendary Queen Mary 2.

2017 will see many familiar cruise ships returning to New York/New Jersey including Norwegian Cruise Line's Norwegian Gem and Norwegian Breakaway; Royal Caribbean's Anthem of the Seas; Carnival Cruise's Carnival Sunshine and Celebrity Cruises' Celebrity Summit.

In addition to these regular ships, the fall brings many other ships to New York for New England / Canada Fall Foliage Cruises. These cruises attract many passengers wanting to encounter a genuine New England experience and witness the beautiful fall colors of the changing leaves. Princess, Holland America, Oceania, SilverSea, Regent and other cruise lines bring ships to the Big Apple for these fall cruises.

The fall cruises are so popular that many European cruise lines seasonally include New York as a port of call or as an embarkation/debarkation point for their New England / Canada cruises. Cruise lines like AIDA, P&O and Phoenix Reisen, to name a few, bring English and German guests across the Atlantic to experience the grandeur of the fall colors.

Finally, did you know that some ships sail from New York / New Jersey year round? Norwegian Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean offer winter time sailings to the deep warmth of the Caribbean or Florida and the Bahamas.

Take a few minutes to review the 2017 cruise schedule for cruises departing from the Port of New York (Manhattan or Brooklyn) and Cape Liberty, (Bayonne), New Jersey at http://www.NYCruiseInfo.com .