Norwegian Cruise Line North America: 7 nights from Philadelphia with Norwegian Jewel
Apr 16, 2026

King's Wharf

Third port of Bermuda, it allows you to explore this incredible island, famous for its thousand attractions, historical, cultural and natural; a paradise.

King's Wharf has something for everyone. Typical island cuisine and strolls through the shops and museums of the Royal Naval Dockyard, an imposing military fortress built in 1815. Sail on the crystal clear waters of Hamilton Sound. Discover the characteristic gems at the Bermuda Arts Center and craft market. Or have a close encounter with the dolphins at Dolphin Quest, where you can swim, dance and kiss these magnificent creatures of the sea.

King's Wharf

Third port of Bermuda, it allows you to explore this incredible island, famous for its thousand attractions, historical, cultural and natural; a paradise.

King's Wharf has something for everyone. Typical island cuisine and strolls through the shops and museums of the Royal Naval Dockyard, an imposing military fortress built in 1815. Sail on the crystal clear waters of Hamilton Sound. Discover the characteristic gems at the Bermuda Arts Center and craft market. Or have a close encounter with the dolphins at Dolphin Quest, where you can swim, dance and kiss these magnificent creatures of the sea.

Charleston

Charleston is one of the most the most popular destinations in the southern United States where you can expect to find a rich combination of hospitality and charm echoing the "Old South".

The city's districts contain a wide range of interesting places, curiosities and historical monuments. With its jasmine-scented gardens, pre-war palaces and warm hospitality, it remains one of the most gracious cities in the South. Bask in its three centuries of history, sample its tasty traditional cuisine and toast with a mint julep. This South Carolina city has defied hurricanes, fires, earthquakes and the civil war. Now visit Folly Beach or Sullivan's Island for Victorian cottages and excellent fresh seafood.

Charleston, located in South Carolina, is a city steeped in history, known for its antebellum architecture, cobblestone streets, and warm hospitality. Founded in 1670, Charleston has preserved its rich heritage while embracing modernity, offering visitors a glimpse into the past with a vibrant present that makes it a captivating destination for travelers seeking Southern charm and culture.

Charleston enjoys a subtropical climate with mild winters and hot, humid summers, perfect for exploring the city's outdoor attractions year-round. Spring and fall offer pleasant temperatures ideal for strolling through historic neighborhoods like The Battery or visiting plantations such as Boone Hall. Summer invites beach days on nearby Isle of Palms or Folly Beach, while winter brings festive events like the Holiday Festival of Lights.

Discover Charleston's top attractions, including Rainbow Row with its colorful historic homes, The Charleston City Market for local crafts and souvenirs, and Fort Sumter National Monument where the Civil War began. Explore the historic district for carriage rides and ghost tours, visit Middleton Place for stunning gardens and plantation history, or dine at renowned restaurants serving Lowcountry cuisine.

Indulge in Charleston's culinary scene with traditional dishes like shrimp and grits, she-crab soup, fried green tomatoes, and Southern barbecue. Sample fresh seafood from local waters, enjoy sweet tea or craft cocktails at rooftop bars with views of the harbor. Try Gullah-inspired cuisine showcasing African influences or savor homemade pralines and benne wafers for a taste of authentic Lowcountry flavors.

Enhance your Charleston visit by booking a cruise departing from this historic port city. Choose from cruise options exploring the Caribbean islands, visiting coastal cities along the Eastern Seaboard, or sailing to exotic destinations like Bermuda or the Bahamas. A cruise from Charleston promises luxury accommodations, exciting shore excursions, and unforgettable experiences at sea that will leave you with cherished memories of your time in this charming Southern city.

Philadelphia

During a stop in Philadelphia before leaving for Bermuda, you can immerse yourself in the rich American history and cultural attractions that this iconic city offers. Start with a visit to Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence was signed, and don't miss the Liberty Bell, a symbol of freedom and democracy. Stroll through the historic streets of Old City, with its colonial buildings, and discover Elfreth's Alley, the oldest residential street in the United States. For a tasty break, taste an authentic Philly Cheesesteak in one of the local restaurants. If you have time, visit the Philadelphia Museum of Art, where you can also climb the famous "Rocky Steps."

Embark on a unique cruise from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the birthplace of American democracy. Situated on the Delaware River, this historic city offers a fascinating blend of iconic landmarks and modern vibrancy. Before setting sail, explore Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and its world-class museums. Philadelphia provides a culturally rich and historically significant starting point for a cruise that promises both relaxation and a deep dive into American heritage.

Cruises departing from Philadelphia typically offer itineraries along the East Coast of the United States, providing a unique perspective on charming seaside towns, historical sites, and vibrant cities. Glide along the waterways, witnessing scenic beauty and learning about the region's pivotal role in American history. Whether you seek historical insights, urban exploration, or simply tranquil relaxation, your journey from Philadelphia promises an unforgettable experience, making every moment of your cruise a new discovery of American heritage and natural beauty.