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7 Night Eastern Caribbean from Miami Cruise

7 Night Eastern Caribbean from Miami Cruise

Eastern Caribbean 7 days Carnival Celebration
Departs
Oct 17, 2027
Returns
Oct 24, 2027 at 8:00 AM

Prepare for an unforgettable 7-day Eastern Caribbean adventure aboard the magnificent Carnival Celebration, departing from the vibrant shores of Miami. Your journey begins with two blissful days at sea, allowing you to indulge in all the amenities and excitement your ship has to offer.Next, immerse yourself in the enchanting beauty of Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas. This captivating capital of the US Virgin Islands boasts a stunning natural harbor, incredible duty-free shopping, and charming Danish colonial architecture. Explore historic gems like Blackbeard's Castle, unwind on pristine beaches, and soak in the lively Caribbean culture. Continue your island hopping to Amber Cove, a popular cruise port on the Dominican Republic's north coast. Here, you'll find a perfect blend of exhilarating water sports, immersive cultural experiences, and breathtaking tropical scenery. After another relaxing day at sea, get ready to discover Celebration Key, Carnival Cruise Line's brand-new private island oasis on Grand Bahama. This vibrant destination promises fun and excitement for guests of all ages before you return to the dynamic city of Miami, where you can extend your vacation to explore its Art Deco wonders, diverse culture, and sizzling nightlife.

Carnival Celebration cruise ship
About the ship
Carnival Celebration
5★
Rating
2022
Launched
5,374
Guests
180,800
Tonnage

When we talk about our new ship, Carnival Celebration, both words matter. Carnival suggests an amazing vacation every time, and Celebration… wow, there’s just so much there to smile about! First off is a nod back to the original MS Celebration, a true cruising classic. But there’s also all those amazing times to come! When the new ship sets sail from Miami in 2022, we’ll be marking Carnival’s 50th birthday year (born in ’72, baby) as a tribute to all the fun we’ve shared at sea. And that’s just the kick-off — you’re also pre-invited to so many years of fun on Carnival Celebration! We’re counting on guests like you to bring that unique spirit, but you can bet this ship’s gonna have the features to match your vacation expectations. Just like sister ship Mardi Gras, we’re building six “zones” into Carnival Celebration — themed areas that bring together incredible experiences and flavor. And as the second ship ever with BOLT— that’s our onboard rollercoaster — we’ll make sure it’s every bit as speedy and thrilling as the original. Carnival Celebration also marks the return of innovations like Bonsai Teppanyaki, RedFrog Tiki Bar, Family Feud Live, Havana Bar, Seuss at Sea, Playlist Productions and more. That right there ought to be enough fun for anybody, but there’s also so much more new stuff we’ll be revealing as construction happens.

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Itinerary

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    Miami is a vibrant coastal metropolis known for its beautiful beaches, diverse culture, and lively arts scene.
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    At Sea
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    At Sea
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    Charlotte Amalie, the capital of the US Virgin Islands, is known for its stunning natural harbor, duty-free shopping, and Danish colonial architecture. Visitors can explore historic sites like Blackbeard's Castle, relax on pristine beaches, and enjoy vibrant Caribbean culture.
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    Amber Cove is a popular cruise port located on the north coast of the Dominican Republic, offering a mix of water sports, cultural experiences, and lush tropical scenery.
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    At Sea
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    Celebration Key is Carnival Cruise Line's new private island destination on Grand Bahama, offering a vibrant and fun-filled experience for all ages.
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    Miami, a vibrant metropolis, offers stunning beaches, a lively arts scene, and a taste of Cuban culture. Explore its Art Deco architecture or dance the night away in South Beach.