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As you sail towards the peace and serenity of Nassau, Freeport and Half Moon Cay, you’ll quickly realize that choosing a Bahamas cruise with Carnival Cruise Lines is the best way to enjoy the perfect vacation. Families, you’ll be delighted with the Pirates and Dungeons tour in Nassau, sure to excite the whole family while educating you on the history of the region. Marine lovers—you can revel with the dolphins during a playful encounter. Whether you’re biking down the coastline, snorkeling in the clear waters, or kicking back with a smoothie, nothing says vacation satisfaction like a Carnival Cruise Lines Bahamas cruise.
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There’s nothing quite like a cruise to the Bahamas with Carnival Cruise Lines. Add some excursions to your vacation to make it the perfect voyage in the tropical sun—whether they are beach days or stingrays. You can learn about the Western Heritage in Freeport, or go Horseback Riding by Land & Sea while at Half Moon Cay. There’s the Atlantis Resort in Nassau and Sanctuary Bay—where you can play with dolphins in Freeport. Spend your every day in the best way possible by speaking with one of our cruise consultants today.
- Sanctuary Bay (Freeport, Bahamas) Swim with the dolphins in the great canal of the Grand Bahama Islands at UNESCO. Interacting with the Atlantic bottlenose dolphins is a great experience for all ages.
- Atlantis Resort (Nassau, Bahamas) Discover the entertaining Atlantis Resort with the spectacular water park filled with swimming pools of fresh water and seawater, waves and rapids. While you are there, take a chance at the casino or the duty-free shops at Marina Village.
- Glass Bottom Boat (Half Moon Cay) The natural wildlife of Half Moon Cay is an attraction that sparks interest from all over. From a boat with a glass bottom, tourists can see how the lagoon shines with its stingrays, sea urchins and other fascinating marine life.
- Charm & Beauty of Nassau & Paradise Island (Nassau, Bahamas) Enjoy the most exciting sights of the island of Nassau, including the Prime Minister’s Residence, Bob Marley Resort, Cable Beach and more before stopping at the Atlantis, and lastly the Pirates of Nassau Museum.
- Western Heritage & Snorkel (Freeport, Bahamas) See the culture and the marine life of the Bahamas with this Carnival excursion. First, tour the western side of the island, visiting fantastic attractions like the Mermaid Pond, Pinder’s Point Lighthouse and Hawksbill Creek. Then you’ll enjoy the delightful beach and will have the opportunity to snorkel in the teeming reef.
- Horseback Riding by Land & Sea (Half Moon Cay) Enjoy the experience of a lifetime by horse! You’ll swing a leg up and get ready for a view of the islands from one of these graceful creatures. Your horse will take you through the water as well, for what will be a memorable day of riding.
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Carnival Is Building A New Cruise Port In The Bahamas, Why It’s So Important
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After several setbacks, the Bahamas is making a big comeback. Carnival Cruise Lines is breaking ground on a new ship terminal, positioning the island nation for a tourism comeback.
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The new cruise ship port is being built on the southern part of the island, about 20 miles east of Freeport. The 369-acre port will be able to hold two large cruise ships simultaneously and will house Bahamian-operated stores, as well as a nature reserve and indoor water feature. The name of the port has not yet been announced.
“Grand Bahamians have withstood life-changing challenges, particularly in recent years,” says vice chairman of the Grand Bahama Port Authority, Sarah St. George. She describes the project as “transformational in the true sense of the word.”
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Carnival Corporation — owners of Carnival Cruise Lines — first inked the new port deal with the Government of the Bahamas back in 2017, but almost immediately hit snags. In 2019, category five storm, Hurricane Dorian, hit the island and caused widespread damage. The next year, the cruise industry took a massive hit due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Today, however, plans are back on track.
“With the start of this Carnival project, Grand Bahama is now on the better side of reaching its true economic potential,” said the honorable Philip Davis, Prime Minister of The Bahamas. “This investment will provide much needed jobs but will also signal new hope for the island’s recovery.”
Carnival’s Bahamas Expansion
Carnival Cruise Lines is currently the top visitor to the Bahamas. Its ships make numerous stops in Nassau, and the cruise line operates the private islands of Half Moon Cay and Princess Cays. Partnering with the Bahamian government solidifies Carnival’s commitment to expansion on the island. Carnival plans to have its ships Mardi Gras and Carnival Celebration make stops at the new cruise port, starting in late 2024.
“Our guests already love the Bahamas,” said president of Carnival Cruise Line Christine Duffy, “and we are certain this new project will give them even more reasons to want to visit.”
Cruise Industry Bounces Back
The COVID-19 pandemic hit the cruise industry hard, shutting it down completely. Carnival Cruise Lines was the first cruise line to restart its operations, sailing with a select number of ships at limited capacity beginning in July 2021. The final ship in the company’s fleet set sail from Seattle in May 2022. Other major cruise lines, including Norwegian, Celebrity, Disney, and Holland America, are sailing in some capacity and have plans for a full re-entry into the cruise industry.
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You know the name, the laid-back attitude and where to find them, but you’ll just have to visit The Bahamas to truly appreciate this classic cruise destination. On this 700-strong string of sun-splashed islands dotting the blue Atlantic, the living’s easy. (And it’s not bad on a Bahamas cruise either!) The central port of Nassau is the bustling capital of the country — “bustling” is a relative term, of course — while Freeport is all chill, all the time. And then there’s Half Moon Cay and Princess Cays: pure private-destination paradise, the likes of which could put a smile on the face of someone who really loves frowning. Enjoy sailing, snorkeling, strolling pearly pink-sand beaches, and swimming through crystalline turquoise seas on a Bahamas cruise.
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Best Carnival cruise ships: Here’s which ship you should sail, based on your travel style
Choosing a Carnival cruise ship is no simple task, especially if you're new to cruising. As one of the largest cruise brands in the world, Carnival Cruise Line has more than two dozen vessels in its fleet, offering everything from megaship adventures to smaller-ship experiences. Many variables — price, embarkation dates, travel companions, ship size and amenities, and destination — can shape the way you make your choice.
So, what is the best Carnival cruise ship? Here are my picks for the top options in several categories.
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Mardi Gras: Best Carnival cruise ship for families
The best Carnival cruise ship for kids is undoubtedly Mardi Gras . Not only is it one of Carnival's newest vessels, but it's also one of the largest, and it has tons of activities to keep families with children busy.
At the expansive kids club, daily programming includes scavenger hunts, arts and crafts, and video games. The club draws in young cruisers and gives them space to make friends and play with peers. Beyond the dedicated kids facilities, the ship has a massive arcade and many top-deck diversions. One of these is the Ultimate Playground — a space encompassing a ropes course, waterslides and Bolt, the first-ever roller coaster at sea . (Note that the arcade and Bolt cost extra.)
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Mardi Gras is full of fantastic family-friendly dining, including the line's Dr. Seuss-themed Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast (for a small fee). The ship also includes pizza, soft-serve ice cream, Shaq's fried chicken and Guy Fieri burgers in its fares. Even the pickiest of eaters will be satisfied. Kids can order off special menus in the complimentary main dining rooms and join in their waiters' rollicking dance performances just when they start to get antsy sitting still.
The ship also does a nice job of accommodating families of all sizes and budgets. Many of Mardi Gras' standard cabins sleep at least four people, and the ship offers connecting cabins.
Its Family Harbor staterooms provide access to a special family lounge area with TVs, sitting areas and internet stations. Breakfast is offered there each morning, and snacks and drinks — including free soda — are provided throughout the day. So, you never have to go far when the kids need a snack. Cabins in the Family Harbor category feature a nautical theme, plenty of storage and space to sleep at least four people.
Mardi Gras' new sister ship, Carnival Celebration, is also a fantastic option in this category, offering a nearly identical experience (with just a few changes in the names and themes of specific venues).
Carnival Horizon: Best ship for luxury lovers
Let's be clear: Carnival is not a luxury cruise line, nor does it offer huge suites on most ships. The suites it has are smaller than most other brands' high-end accommodations, and they do not include amenities like butler service.
With that in mind, one ship that offers slightly more exclusive options is Carnival Horizon — the second vessel in Carnival's three-ship Vista class. It offers a top-deck, adults-only Serenity sun deck area; an extensive menu of spa treatments, salon services and fitness classes at the onboard Cloud 9 Spa; and a handful of upmarket cabin offerings.
If you're into wellness, relaxation and self-care, check out the spa and fitness center's manicures, pedicures, facials, massages, teeth whitening treatments, acupuncture, anti-wrinkle procedures, state-of-the-art cycling classes, thermal suite, hot tubs, saunas and steam rooms for a fee. For digs that include pampering, try a Cloud 9 Spa cabin to receive extras like complimentary thermal suite access and two free yoga or Pilates classes.
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If exclusive stateroom enclaves are what you seek, you'll want to book one of the ship's Havana Cabana cabins. They come in several varieties, from 185-square-foot insides to Havana Suites, which offer 260 square feet of interior space (with a dividing wall to separate sleeping and living areas), plus a 100-square-foot patio area with loungers and a hammock. All Havana Cabana cruisers get access to an exclusive lanai and pool deck. With a suite booking, you'll also receive priority embarkation and disembarkation.
If a traditional suite is more your style, consider a Grand Suite, which includes priority embarkation, disembarkation and dining times, as well as access to the Havana pool area. Note, however, that Grand Suites run only 345 square feet with 85-square-foot balconies — disappointing when you consider some of Royal Caribbean's largest rooms are nearly five times that size.
The only ships on which you'll find larger accommodations are the line's newest: Mardi Gras, Carnival Celebration and Carnival Jubilee, all of which house Presidential Suites. Those accommodations offer 1,120 square feet of space with 600-square-foot balconies and separate living and sleeping areas. However, the ships — part of the line's Excel Class — are so large and attract so many families that I've ruled them out as the most luxurious.
Carnival Conquest: Best ship for budget travelers
If you're on a budget and simply looking for one of the cheapest Carnival cruise ships, a solid bet is Carnival Conquest. It offers Bahamas and Caribbean voyages of three to five nights. Think of it this way: The shorter the cruise , the less expensive it will be.
Plus, it sails from Miami, one of the world's largest cruise hubs. More ships leaving from a specific port means more competition, which can drive prices lower.
Related: The 8 classes of Carnival ships, explained
Carnival Conquest is one of the line's oldest ships, but it's also a ton of fun. Because short sailings tend to attract a more lively crowd, passengers can expect lots of dancing, socializing and late nights at Henri's Dance Club. During the day, passengers enjoy spending time around the pool and grabbing free burgers from Guy's Burger Joint.
It's also one of the few vessels left in the fleet that still features jaw-dropping interiors designed by renowned architect Joe Farcus, who made Carnival synonymous with quirky patterns, bright colors and neon lights.
At the time of publication, prices started from $47 per person, per night, for an inside cabin.
Carnival Sunrise: Best Carnival cruise ship for singles
Unfortunately, Carnival has been slow to adopt solo cabins, meaning that no ships in its fleet offer accommodations for one.
Because all staterooms are designed for double occupancy, it's generally a rule that a person traveling alone must pay both fares. This means they would pay twice as much per person as two people sharing a room.
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In order to make the single supplement as affordable as possible, solo Carnival cruisers will want to balance finding an inexpensive vessel with choosing one that sails short itineraries. They'll also probably want one that's a bit livelier (read: not the oldest in the fleet).
A great contender for the title of best Carnival ship for singles is Carnival Sunrise. Formerly Carnival Triumph, the ship was completely gutted, overhauled and renamed in 2019. Although it originally debuted in 1999, it feels fresh and nearly new. It offers the line's signature Serenity adults-only sun deck, RedFrog Pub, Alchemy Bar and a slew of lounges, nightclubs and daily activities.
Combine that with short, affordable voyages from Miami, and you can sail to the Bahamas or Caribbean for four or five nights from as little as $104 per night if you're solo. Short sailings also tend to draw a more fun-loving, social crowd. So, if your goal is to mingle and potentially meet other solo cruisers, you stand a good chance on Carnival Sunrise.
Carnival Pride: Best ship for retirees
Retired travelers have all the time in the world to take longer cruises, which generally allow them to visit more far-flung locales. Those trips can come with a substantial price tag, which is why, as a budget option, Carnival is such a great choice.
In particular, Carnival Pride's voyages consist of nine- and 12-night itineraries to the Baltic, British Isles and Iceland on a regular cadence. Longer voyages mean more time to explore but also fewer children and less of a frat party vibe. (Take note if you're thinking of bringing your grandkids.)
Related: The 7 best cruises for seniors who love to travel
Carnival Pride is one of the oldest ships sailing for Carnival. That actually works in its favor if you're a retiree who enjoys smaller ships and vintage design — in this case, more artwork and decor by Farcus.
In addition to a comedy club and an onboard spa, the ship also offers an adults-only sun deck, several bars and lounges, and plenty of dining options and daily activities to stave off boredom on longer voyages.
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So, which Carnival cruise ship is the best? It all depends on your specific preferences. Whether you're searching for an inexpensive vacation, a family-friendly vessel or a ship that will take you on a longer voyage to Europe, there's a Carnival cruise to fit your taste and budget.
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Experience Bahamas Carnival May 17th-May 20st, 2024. Bahamas Carnival is the biggest Party to land on the shores of Nassau, Bahamas. The 3-day weekend is filled with Wild Fetes, Hype Road March and LIVE Concerts. Imagine the excitement of Trinidad Carnival & the passion of Jamaica Bacchanal all mixed in one. The Bahamas is only a 30 minute ...
Carnival Corporation — owners of Carnival Cruise Lines — first inked the new port deal with the Government of the Bahamas back in 2017, but almost immediately hit snags. In 2019, category five storm, Hurricane Dorian, hit the island and caused widespread damage. The next year, the cruise industry took a massive hit due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
And then there's Half Moon Cay and Princess Cays: pure private-destination paradise, the likes of which could put a smile on the face of someone who really loves frowning. Enjoy sailing, snorkeling, strolling pearly pink-sand beaches, and swimming through crystalline turquoise seas on a Bahamas cruise. Swim and splash in sparkling waters.
Carnival Cruise Line, Disney Cruise Line, MSC Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Princess Cruises and Royal Caribbean all sail here, as does luxury line Regent Seven Seas Cruises, premium cruise operators Celebrity Cruises and Oceania Cruises and budget operator Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line. All of those lines will call at Nassau in 2021.
Make a 3 Night Bahamas cruise your next vacation aboard the Carnival Conquest today when you book with Priceline Cruises! Ports Of Call ... Nassau, Bahamas; View full list for ports of call. interior from. $169. $56 / per night. 4.0 / rating out of 5 (3609 reviews) Select Dates Now.
Mardi Gras: Best Carnival cruise ship for families. Bolt, the first roller coaster at sea, makes Carnival's Mardi Gras one of the most family-friendly in the fleet. CARNIVAL CRUISE LINE. The best Carnival cruise ship for kids is undoubtedly Mardi Gras. Not only is it one of Carnival's newest vessels, but it's also one of the largest, and it has ...
Travel Documentation: Non-U.S. Citizens. Carnival requires guests to provide proper travel documentation in order to travel. The documentation is required at embarkation and throughout the cruise and is the responsibility of the...Date Updated: 06/12/2023.