Jacksonville JAXPORT, Florida

299 Cruises availables At departure or passage at this port

American Cruise Lines (102 Cruises)

American Eagle

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American Glory

49 Passengers
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American Liberty

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Carnival Cruise Line (123 Cruises)

Carnival Elation

Carnival Elation

2190 Passengers
71909 tons
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Norwegian Cruise Line (74 Cruises)

Norwegian Dawn Cruise Ship

Norwegian Dawn

2340 Passengers
92250 tons
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Frequently Asked Questions

At the JAXPORT cruise terminal on the St. Johns River, downstream from downtown. The ship comes up the river on arrival, beneath the great bridges: the terminal is not in town and transport is required.
No. The terminal sits in a port zone about twenty minutes' drive from downtown. Plan on a shuttle, taxi or excursion.
A founding and little-known one: French Huguenots established Fort Caroline here in 1564, one of the earliest European attempts at settlement in North America. A memorial recreates the fort, 10 to 15 minutes from the terminal.
Fort Caroline and the Timucuan preserve, both close to the terminal, then downtown and its riverwalks. The Atlantic beaches call for a longer port day.
An ecological and historic preserve protecting salt marsh, creeks and coastal forest near the mouth of the St. Johns River. It carries the name of the Indigenous people who lived there before Europeans arrived.
An art museum upriver from downtown, pairing European and American collections with gardens that run down to the water. It is the city's most agreeable cultural address.
Yes, about thirty minutes east: Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach and Atlantic Beach line the ocean. The sand is wide and firm, with lifeguards in season.
The US dollar and English. Credit cards are accepted everywhere and tipping is expected in restaurants and taxis.
November to April: dry weather, mild warmth, bearable humidity. Summer is hot and stormy, and hurricane season runs June through November on Florida's Atlantic coast.
Yes, if you aim outdoors. The reconstructed Fort Caroline works well with children, and the Atlantic beaches round out the day on a longer call.