Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

United States

Introduction to Port

Set along the Mississippi River, Baton Rouge, Louisiana stands out as a cruise port because it blends big city accessibility with intimate river town charm, offering experiences you won’t find at typical seaside terminals. From the moment guests stroll the shaded riverfront promenade to the moment they board, the port delivers signature experiences: sunset paddlewheel cruises that drift past a skyline of modern towers and moss-draped live oaks, hands-on Cajun and Creole cooking demonstrations, and immersive bayou and wetlands excursions within easy reach of the terminal. Its location provides access to Gulf Coast itineraries that weave in New Orleans style culture, historic plantations, and wetlands ecotours, plus day trips to Baton Rouge museums and river heritage sites. The fleet features modern, energy efficient ships designed for smooth river and gulf transitions, with expanded deck spaces for scenic viewing, climate controlled lounges, and port-adaptable itineraries that maximize off-ship experiences. Onboard, guests enjoy thoughtful service and amenities that set Baton Rouge apart: locally inspired dining venues celebrating Louisiana flavors, globally inspired cuisine, spa and wellness facilities, enrichment programs and live entertainment that capture the region’s jazz infused spirit, plus family friendly spaces, kids clubs, and top tier connectivity so guests can share the moment without missing a beat.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Capital city heritage
Experience Louisiana's capital with riverfront charm and historic sites.
Mississippi River access
Recreational trails, parks, and riverfront views for outdoor enthusiasts.
Culinary scene
Farm-to-table dining and local brews showcase the region's flavors.
Academic and sports culture
Home of LSU Tigers and university culture.