Ships and Destinations

Cruise Ships

Endless Options

Cruise ships give companies an extraordinary range of options when choosing the right environment for their teams. Ships come in many different sizes, styles, and atmospheres - from intimate, boutique vessels with a quieter, more refined feel, to large, mega-ships packed with energy and activity. This variety allows organizations to match the ship’s personality to their team’s culture, whether they want something upscale and professional, active and fun, or a perfect blend.

Each ship has its own unique character. Some feel like floating resorts with expansive lounges, contemporary decor, and open spaces ideal for socializing. Others lean toward luxury, offering elegant interiors, private lounges, and a more exclusive onboard experience. Even within the same cruise line, ships can vary dramatically in layout and vibe, giving companies the flexibility to choose the environment that best supports their goals.

Never Get Bored Onboard
Your group will never run out of ways to unwind, recharge, or explore. Whether they prefer quiet spaces to relax or high‑energy activities rev up the day, cruise ships offer endless options. This flexibility of action and relaxation is what makes cruises so popular. Epix Cruise and Travel has strong relationships with all the major cruise lines to bring all of this to life.



Ship Features

What surprises many first‑time cruisers is just how much there is to do onboard. Modern ships are built like self‑contained destinations, offering everything from theaters and live entertainment to fitness centers, spas, lounges, pools, and specialty dining. Many ships also feature unique attractions - ropes courses, water slides, Broadway-style stage shows, cooking classes, wine tastings, ice skating, and more. These experiences create a sense of excitement and discovery that keeps groups engaged and energized throughout the trip.

Features vary by cruise line and ship, but can include:

Collection of icons representing various leisure activities including swimming, ropes course, water slides, stage shows, cooking classes, wine tastings, ice skating, bars, restaurants, dancing, rock climbing, casinos, fitness centers, spas, shopping, relaxing, live music, and parties.
Carnival logo with stylized figure in red, white, and blue next to the text 'Carnival'
MSC Cruises logo with a stylized compass rose symbol
Royal Caribbean International logo with blue background, white crown emblem, and yellow stripe.
Celebrity Cruises logo with the words 'Celebrity Cruises' and a large blue 'X'.
Logo of Norwegian Cruise Line with NCL in blue above the word Norwegian
Virgin Voyages logo with a red checkmark and the word 'VOYAGES' in red text.
Holland America Line logo with ship graphic
Princess Cruises logo with blue waves and text

Destinations

Pick Your Paradise

While Epix Cruise and Travel can book your cruise to almost any commercial cruise port in the world, 99% of the destinations our clients select include Alaska, The Bahamas, The Caribbean, Hawaii, and Mexico - with The Bahamas and Caribbean being the most popular.

Alaska Cruises

From larger than life glaciers and snowcapped mountains to the wildest of wildlife, Alaska cruises offer a deep view into a level of nature that says you're not in your own backyard. Bring a warm jacket and find your place on the top deck to enjoy the views and healing fresh air. There's not a single palm tree in site, but that's all the more reason you can target a tropical destination before or after your Alaska cruise.

Cruise ship sailing near a glacier with mountains in the background

Bahamas Cruises

The Bahamas pulls you into a different world - a world of tropical bliss, hypnotizing ocean, and pastel-colored buildings. Even stars like Eddie Murphey, Shakira, Tim McGraw, and Johnny Depp own islands here. An excellent location to feel like you're a world away from the mainland, but less than 100 miles off the Florida coast. A Bahamas cruise is ideal when you don't have time to do a full seven-day cruise.

A coastal view of a tropical resort with pink buildings, lush greenery, and clear blue water under a partly cloudy sky.

Caribbean Cruises

​The Caribbean is tropical paradise at its best, which is why it's the most popular cruise destination in the world. Full of rich island vibes, this is the place to enjoy unbelievably beautiful ocean colors, lush tropical islands, tasty rum drinks, and language accents that confirm on their own that you are definitely in paradise. Caribbean cruise ports include Jamaica, St. Thomas, St. Maarten, Grand Cayman, Turks and Caicos, Dominican Republic, and more.

View of a harbor with multiple cruise ships docked, surrounded by green hills and residential area under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

Hawaii Cruises

Aloha! Cruises to and around Hawaii are a great way to enjoy the Hawaiian people and culture, with the opportunity to visit multiple islands. With exciting volcanos, world-class beaches, and breathtaking waterfalls, your group can understandably forget they are in the United States. Pull up a chair and a coconut drink - relax and enjoy your time on a Hawaii cruise. 

A tropical beach with tall buildings along the shoreline, a sailboat on the water, and a mountain in the background under a clear blue sky.

Mexico Cruises

Mexico effortlessly provides a different flavor of tropical destination. The music, the food, the beaches - it's so easy to get sucked in. Mexico cruise ports such as Cabo San Lucas, Cozumel, and Puerto Vallarta are waiting to entertain you and your group. 

Island formations with large white cliffs and natural arches in the ocean under a clear blue sky.

Departure Ports

The United States has many cruise departure ports located throughout the East Cost, West Coast, and Gulf Coast. If your group is not located near a departure port city, the beginning of your cruise is just a flight away.

Baltimore, MD

Bayonne, NJ

Charleston, SC

Fort Lauderdale, FL

Galveston, TX

Jacksonville, FL

Long Beach, CA

Los Angeles, CA

Miami, FL

Mobile, AL

New Orleans, LA

New York City

Norfolk, VA

Port Canaveral, FL

San Diego, CA

San Francisco, CA

Seattle, WA

Tampa, FL