New York Cruise Port Guide

Three separate terminals serve the New York area: Manhattan's West Side, Brooklyn's Red Hook, and Cape Liberty across the river in Bayonne, NJ. New York, US.

The Manhattan Cruise Terminal at 711 12th Avenue mainly handles Norwegian and Carnival plus seasonal lines; the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal in Red Hook is now primarily used by Cunard and Virgin Voyages.

From the Brooklyn terminal, LaGuardia is about 12 miles (20 minutes), Newark 16 miles and JFK 20 miles, each roughly a half-hour drive; Manhattan's terminal keeps similar distances to all three airports.

New York map

A sourced sailing schedule for New York isn't published on this site yet. We add a port's schedule once we have one pulled from an official or reliable source, rather than estimate one. Check upcoming sailings for the ports we do cover, or see the full ports index.

New York live webcam

Watch ships at New York in real time on this public webcam, run by their operators, not by this site. See all cruise port webcams.

  • Port New York Webcam: A 24/7 HD view across the Hudson River from Weehawken, covering ship movements at the Manhattan Cruise Terminal. Operated by PTZtv, in association with Mastro's on the Hudson.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a published cruise schedule for New York?

Not yet on this site. We only publish a sailing schedule once we have an official one, from the port authority or the agency that books its berths. Three separate terminals serve the New York area: Manhattan's West Side, Brooklyn's Red Hook, and Cape Liberty across the river in Bayonne, NJ.

Which cruise lines sail from New York?

Three separate terminals serve the New York area: Manhattan's West Side, Brooklyn's Red Hook, and Cape Liberty across the river in Bayonne, NJ.