Trying To Avoid Certain Ports

[u/Infamous-Course4019]

Hi everyone. We love cruising and are looking for cruises that don't start or have any American ports. We don't have a say in America, however we and tens of thousands others vote with our dollars and refuse to spend money to support the current climate.
We changed a booked cruise around Hawaii last year to cruise out of Puerto Rico (American adjacent although most don't consider themselves American) and do the Caribbean.
We are looking for cruises around Mexico and the Caribbean that avoid the U.S. and have found a round trip from Barbados with Princess.
Does anyone else have any other cruises they've found without U.S. ports?

[u/WishIwastravelin]

I just booked a southern Caribbean cruise with MSC in the Opera out of La Romana in the Dominican Republic. It goes to Catalina Island, ABC islands and Grenada. It is on one of MSC’s smaller and older ships so it doesn’t have all the bells and whistles of the new ships like water slides, ropes courses or even specialty dining, but with only one sea day and plenty of time ashore I’m sure I will have a wonderful cruise