Book a Disney Cruise to the Bahamas for an extra special treat: a stop-over in Castaway Cay, Disney Cruise Line's very own private island. Relax on Serenity Bay Beach, an adults-only beach featuring a bar and oceanview massage cabanas, or gather the family for exciting port adventures like stingray excursions, parasailing, snorkeling, or kayaking. Parents will enjoy free childcare at Scuttle's Cove, a play area supervised by trained counselors. Many itineraries also stop in Nassau, where you can swim with dolphins on Blue Lagoon Island.

Some Caribbean Disney Cruises also sail to Disney Cruise Line's private island, Castaway Cay. Others head to George Town, Grand Cayman, home to the unique Cayman Turtle Farm, or San Juan, Puerto Rico, a 16th century town with modern-day attractions. With itineraries ranging from 3 to 8 nights, Disney Cruises has an island vacation to suit every traveler's taste.

Sun, sea, and sand: Mexico has all the ingredients of a perfect holiday! Disney Cruises offers week-long sailings to Mexico departing from Los Angeles, California. You'll travel down the Baja California peninsula for several sunny days at sea before arriving at the Bay of Banderas, a prime spot for whale-watching. Your first stop onshore is Puerto Vallarta, home to 25 miles of gorgeous beach set against the San Madre mountains. You'll also hit Cabo San Lucas, where you can take a boat trip through the sea-cut arch in the El Arco rock formation or venture to Play del Amor (Lover's Beach) for a secluded spot to swim and sunbathe. World-class fishing, snorkeling, and tequila-sipping await you on your Mexico Disney Cruise!

Spend an unforgettable week among glaciers (and Goofy!) on an Alaska Disney Cruise. Alaska is a nature-lover's paradise. Snow-capped mountain vistas and dramatic waterfalls pass by your balcony as you cruise to Tracy Arm Fjord, where you can spot bald eagles, mountain goats, whales, and seals. Go panning for gold in charming Skagway before stopping in Juneau to watch bears atop Mendenhall Glacier. In Ketchikan, hike up Deer Mountain or stroll down Creek Street, a string of artisan shops perched on wooden pilings above the water-and don't forget to pick up a hand-carved totem pole. Where else can you enjoy the beauty of unspoiled nature and classic Disney magic? It's time to explore America's last frontier.