Carnival Cruise Line revealed its cruise line-up for 2026 to 2027. Its new cruising options sail from U.S. homeports, including Baltimore, Galveston, Port Canaveral, and Miami.
Many itineraries feature visits to the expanded Half Moon Cay, the cruise line’s private getaway in the Bahamas.
Departing From Miami
Discover the Eastern and Western Caribbean through seven-day cruises onboard Carnival Celebration. The Excel-class cruise ship will call on San Juan, St. Thomas, Mahogany Bay, Cozumel, Amber Cove, Nassau, and Grand Turk during spring 2027.
Guests will also experience the cruise line’s exclusive destinations in the Bahamas, Half Moon Cay, and the soon-to-open Celebration Key.
From Port Canaveral
During weeklong itineraries, Mardi Gras will also tour the Caribbean and Carnival’s exclusive Bahamian resorts. Until spring 2027, these sailings feature port calls in Mahogany Bay, Cozumel, Nassau, Amber Cover, and Grand Turk.
Carnival’s “Italian-style ship,” Carnival Venezia, offers similar destinations during its seasonal 7-day voyages.
Additionally, passengers can opt for longer 14-day Carnival Journeys. These two-week vacations will head to Antigua, St. Kitts, St. Thomas, St. Maarten, Dominica, Barbados, Grenada, Curacao, and Aruba.
From Galveston
Carnival Jubilee will embark on weeklong travels to Costa Maya, Mahogany Bay, and Cozumel. From September 2026 onwards, passengers can join six-day voyages to Mahogany Bay and Cozumel. The Jubilee’s eight-day cruises will explore Celebration Key, Half Moon Cay, and Nassau.
Carnival Dream’s Caribbean sailings include six-, seven-, eight-, and 14-day options, with several cruises stopping at Celebration Key and Half Moon Cay. The 14-day sailing features destinations like Barbados, Ocho Rios, St. Kitts, St. Thomas, St. Croix, and St. Maarten.
Carnival Breeze offers four-, five-, and eight-day cruises to Mexico. The shortest itinerary will be to head to Cozumel, while the five-day voyage includes visiting Yucatan (Progreso). The Dream-class vessel’s longest trip adds Costa Maya, Grand Cayman, and Montego Bay to its list of destinations.
From Baltimore
The Spirit-class vessel offers three 14-day Carnival Journeys. One sailing will head to Greenland and Canada, while two will explore Caribbean destinations like Tortola, Barbados, Aruba, and more.
Shorter, seven-day cruises from Baltimore will visit Princess Cays or Half Moon Cay, Celebration Key, and Nassau.
Celebration Key
Carnival Cruise Line’s newest resort in the Bahamas, Celebration Key, will open when these itineraries sail.
Scheduled for a July 2025 opening, Carnival released details and illustrations of the $600 million resort last June. One of its most striking amenities is the Starfish Lagoon, built around one of the region’s largest freshwater lagoons.
