Carnival Cruise Lines sails the Glory on seven-day Caribbean cruises and the Sensation on three- and four-day cruises to the Bahamas, 800-227-6482, www.carnival.com
Disney Cruise Line sails the Magic on seven-night Caribbean cruises out of Port Canaveral every Saturday. The Wonder sails three- and four-night Bahamas cruises Thursdays and Sundays. The Magic sails seven-night cruises to the Eastern or Western Caribbean from January through April and May 3, and from September through December in 2008, 800-951-3532, www.disneycruise.com
Norwegian Cruise Line sails the Norwegian Gem out of New York City, making port-of-call visits to Port Canaveral on Feb. 24, March 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31, April 7 and 14, December 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29, 800-327-7030, www.ncl.com
Royal Caribbean sails the Sovereign of the Seas on three- and four-night Bahamas cruises on Friday and Monday, respectively. Beginning November, Sovereign of the Seas will be replaced by Monarch of the Seas, which will assume the same routes. Mariner of the Seas sails alternating seven-night roundtrip cruises to the Eastern and Western Caribbean from Port Canaveral on Sundays, 800-327-6700 or 800-722-5627 (in Spanish), www.royalcaribbean.com
SunCruz Casino sails the SunCruz VIII from Port Canaveral on twice-daily gambling cruises, 800-474-3423.
Space Coast Area Transit provides public transportation in Brevard County through fixed-route bus systems, transportation for the disabled or disadvantaged, vanpool programs and commuter assistance. A beach trolley runs north and south and welcomes surfboards and bikes.
The routes include stops at major shopping centers, government centers, social services agencies, colleges, universities and hospitals. Weekend and evening service also is available in some areas. All buses have wheelchair lifts.
The system's north terminal is at 401 S. Varr Ave., Cocoa. The south terminal is at 460 S. Harbor City Blvd., Melbourne.
For reservations, 321-633-1878; commuter assistance, 321-952-4563; www.ridescat.com
Greyhound maintains terminals in Titusville and at Melbourne International Airport.
The Titusville stop is at the Gas Kwick gas station at 1220 S. Washington Ave., 321-267-8760; Melbourne information, 321-723-4329; www.greyhound.com
Melbourne International Airport is served by Delta Air Lines and Vintage.
Charter flights are available, primarily through Baer Air, which offers travel to destinations in the United States and throughout the Caribbean, 321-453-2605.
Transportation to and from the airport is readily available via the Melbourne Airport Shuttle, which offers door-to-door service. Taxi, bus and limousine service, as well as rental car agencies also are available.
The airport also serves aviation tenants, including Florida Tech.
The airport is at 1 Air Terminal Parkway, Melbourne, 321-723-6227, www.mlbair.com
Ti-Co Airport Authority operates three airports: Space Coast Regional Airport, which has a runway capable of accepting international flights and is home to a Helicopter Adventures flight school, 355 Golden Knights Blvd., in south Titusville; Arthur Dunn Airpark, which features a grass runway for recreational flights and Sky Dive Space Center, 480 N. Williams Ave. in north Titusville; and Merritt Island Airport, which features Baer Air on-demand charter flights, 900 Airport Road, south of Cone Road; www.flairport.com
Valkaria Airport is operated by Brevard County, 2865 Greenbrooke St., Valkaria, in south Brevard, 321-952-4590, www.brevardcounty.us/valkaria_airport
About 35 miles west of Titusville, Orlando International Airport is a major air-travel hub and is the fourth largest origin and destination airport in the U.S.
The airport is served by dozens of international and domestic airlines, including American Airlines, Continental, Delta, Southwest and United.
The airport is nine miles southeast of downtown Orlando, at the junction of State Road 436 (Semoran Boulevard) and SR 528, (Beachline ExpressWay), 407-825-2001, www.orlandoairports.net/main.htm