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Meet the Fleet

Carnival brands itself as "The World's Most Popular Cruise Line®" with 26 ships operating three- to 24-day voyages to The Bahamas, Caribbean, Mexican Riviera, Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, New England, Bermuda, Cuba, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific Islands and Southeast Asia.

The emphasis is very much on fun on Carnival ships and the passengers tend to reflect this. The age range is anywhere from young to old, but the ships are amongst the most family oriented at sea. School holidays, therefore, and the US Spring Break, find a huge influx of children and teens. Also a popular line with hen and stag parties (batchelor/batchelorette). Fellow passengers are likely to be predominantly American as the ships mainly embark from US Ports, although we are now lucky to have Some Carnival ships sailing from the U.K. and in Europe.

Carnival Ships

Carnival Jubilee (2023), Carnival Celebration (Nov 2022), Carnival Luminosa (2022), Mardi Gras (2020), Carnival Panorama (2019), Carnival Horizon (2018), Carnival Vista (2016), Carnival Breeze (2012),Carnival Magic (2011), Carnival Dream (2009), Carnival Splendor (2008), Carnival Freedom (2007),Carnival Liberty (2005), Carnival Valor (2004),Carnival Miracle (2004),Carnival Glory (2003),Carnival Conquest (2002),Carnival Legend (2002),Carnival Pride (2002), Carnival Spirit (2001),Carnival Victory (2000),Carnival Triumph (1999),Carnival Elation (1998), Carnival Paradise (1988), Carnival Destiny/Sunshine (1996), Carnival Sensation (1993), Carnival Ecstasy (1991)

For details of other cruise lines under the Carnival Corp banner see The Big Three.