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Cruise plans for Chain cruise no. 55 to the western Caribbean: November 10 - December 20, 1965 (Technical memorandum WHOI)

Caribbean Ports of Call: Western Region, 8th: A Guide for Today's Cruise Passengers (Caribbean Ports of Call Series)
Editorial Reviews — ... Product Description | This guide to the Western region of the Caribbean describes how to plan a carefree vacation at sea and in port, and includes the Bahamas, Key West, Jamaica, Cayman Islands, Cozumel, the Mexican Caribbean, and Central America and the Panama Canal. ...more

Voyage of Sabra: An Ecological Cruise Through the Caribbean, With Extras
Editorial Reviews — ... Product Description | This account of the six-month voyage in the Caribbean of a junk-rigged schooner was undertaken because the author's mission was to find out what man is doing to one of the world's major marine ecosystems in terms of the hump-backed whale, the sea turtle and other flora and fauna. The book offers a story of the islands of the Caribbean, their people and the aquatic life around them - with diversions concerning the Sargossa Sea, the Gulf Stream and the life cycle of whales....more

Caribbean Ports of Call: Eastern and Southern Regions, 6th: A Guide for Today's Cruise Passengers (Caribbean Ports of Call Series)
Customer Reviews — [1] Rating: 4 Date: 2009-12-05 Summary: Typical travel book ... I don't know why I always let myself get sucked into buying these type of books. I should know by now to just go to the library or the web and photocopy/print the same information. All of these travel books basically repeat themselves. ...more
[2] Rating: 5 Date: 2009-10-22 Summary: Better than Frommers ... I got this book and the Frommers ports of call guide for a trip to the Southern Caribbean and Puerto Rico. My plan was to rely mainly on the Frommers book, and I bought this as a "just in case" book because it was offered at a bargain price. It turned out this book had much more detailed information and I would buy this instead of Frommers if I had to choose just one book. One of the best features of this book is that it has a rough map of each port city and about 2 pages describing a walking tour. This was great for ...more
[3] Rating: 4 Date: 2007-04-18 Summary: Don't forget to pack this! ... Great for searching out your main interests easily. Well organized with fast overview format. Good, but, a little out of date.Needs new emails and #'s to contac locals. ...more
[4] Rating: 5 Date: 2009-01-10 Summary: wardend ... I used this book on my Dec 2008 trip to 11 ports of call. I had four guides but this book was the book I referred to most. We don't tend to do on-ship excursions and this book covers the port as well as self-guided trips ashore. Highly recommended. ...more
Editorial Reviews — ... Product Description | Cruise expert Kay Showker's details how to plan a carefree vacation at sea and in port in the Eastern and Southern regions of the Caribbean. Drawn from personal experience, the author includes essential information on shore excursions and shares practical advice on selecting and buying a cruise. ...more

Frommer's Caribbean Cruises and Ports of Call '98
Editorial Reviews — ... Product Description | Cruise industry growth continues to be astounding. The number of passengers has increased four-fold since the early 1980sjust between December 1996 and spring 1997, seven new ships sailed the Caribbean for the first time.Frommers makes it easy to find the cruise thats right for you and scout out the best dealsits all here in this candid, easy-to-use guide, which comes complete with line drawings of each ship, an all-new appendix of daily activity calendars and menus, and the results of...more

Track charts, bathymetry and location of observations: Atlantis II cruise no. 14, North Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea, October 20, 1964 - December 20, 1964 (Reference)