The $62 million Mahogany Bay Cruise Center at Roatan in the Bay Islands has opened. The Yachts of Seabourn’s 208-passenger Seabourn Legend arrived on Nov. 28, followed by Princess Cruises’ 3,070-passenger Crown Princess on Monday. Carnival Cruise Lines’ 2,974-passenger Carnival Valor was in port yesterday.

The $62 million Mahogany Bay Cruise Center at Roatan in the Bay Islands has opened. The Yachts of Seabourn’s 208-passenger Seabourn Legend arrived on Nov. 28, followed by Princess Cruises’ 3,070-passenger Crown Princess on Monday. Carnival Cruise Lines’ 2,974-passenger Carnival Valor was in port yesterday.

Princess Cruises is again offering an opportunity to follow a vessel through the renovation process. In the newest installment of the Princess online dry-dock journal, the current Tahitian Princess will not only undergo a makeover, but also get a new name.

American Canadian Caribbean Line (ACCL) is offering travel agents and a companion 50 percent off Caribbean cruises departing January through April to the Bahamas and Belize. “We are offering this special discount on travel early in 2010 because we want travel agents to experience our style of casual cruising so they have a good understanding of how we differ from ocean cruising,” said Nancy Blount, president of ACCL.

Silversea Cruises opened all 2011 voyages for sale on Nov. 23 and released complete itineraries at www.silversea.com. In the next few weeks, reservations will also open for the expedition ship Prince Albert II. In 2011, the company’s four all-suite ships –Silver Cloud, Silver Wind, Silver Shadow, Silver Whisper and the new Silver Spirit- will offer 170 itineraries visiting over 335 ports in more than 100 countries.

Crystal Cruises is offering more seven-day options than ever for 2010 European cruises. Six itineraries in the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Baltic and British Isles are shorter than Crystal’s more prevalent 11- and 12-day European cruises.