Popular Destinations
A cruise vacation stands out as the best kind of getaway because it bundles everything people usually have to plan separately—incredible food, nonstop entertainment, thrilling adventures, and jaw‑dropping destinations—into one effortless experience. You can savor gourmet meals, explore world‑class buffets, and try new flavors every day without ever searching for a restaurant. When you’re ready for adventure, ships offer everything from waterslides and zip lines to snorkeling excursions and glacier hikes. Entertainment is woven into every night with Broadway‑style shows, comedy clubs, live music, and themed parties. And the destinations are the real showstoppers: imagine sailing through the icy fjords of Alaska, relaxing on the beaches of Hawaii, or spending a perfect sun‑soaked day at private island escapes like Perfect Day at CocoCay, Celebration Key, Labadee, or the vibrant shores of Cozumel. A cruise lets you unpack once, wake up somewhere amazing every morning, and enjoy a vacation where every moment feels like the highlight.
It's time to check out Celebration Key — a new exclusive destination from Carnival, nestled on the south side of Grand Bahama island, that's designed for Carnival guests. It’s perfect for adults, families with kids… everybody who appreciates fun and natural beauty. Get ready for unforgettable experiences like a mile-long white sand beach, the largest freshwater lagoons in the Caribbean† and five “portals” for you to enjoy.
Paradise Plaza™ will be the first portal to explore, welcoming you ashore with guest information, live music, photo ops and more. Starfish Lagoon™ is made for families — and kids of all ages — with Flash Flamingo and Mach III Marlin waterslides, Guppy Grotto splash pad, and a selection of sports courts offering basketball, beach volleyball and pickleball action. Calypso Lagoon™ is designed for adults ready to relax... or go for more of an active vibe, with lagoon-side swim-up and swings bars, a DJ island and more. Pearl Cove Beach Club™ welcomes adults — and only adults — to take paradise to the next level with great ocean views, infinity pool, swim-up bar, elevated dining, plus attentive service poolside or beachside. Lokono Cove™ offers goods from local artisans, plus showcases Bahamian art, music, history and culture.
Celebration Key™ is just one of a family of exclusive cruise destinations, with each one showcasing a different side of paradise, featuring top beaches, excursions and more.
This is a Day Unlike Any Other
This is bragging rights earned. Conquer the tallest waterslide in the Caribbean and snap a shot from up to 450 feet up in a helium balloon. Grab a drink at the swim-up bar and soak up the scene in the largest freshwater pool in The Bahamas, get a taste of Bora Bora with your own Overwater Cabana for your group, or let loose at the ultimate beach party just for adults at Hideaway Beach.
Cozumel is a picturesque Mexican island in the Caribbean Sea, located off the eastern coast of the Yucatán Peninsula. Renowned for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and vibrant coral reefs, it is a premier global destination for scuba diving, snorkeling, and cruise ship tourism.
Top Highlights & Activities
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World-Class Diving: Famous worldwide for its spectacular marine life, the island features stunning underwater formations like the Palancar and Columbia reefs.
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Beautiful Beaches: From lively beach clubs with water sports to secluded, wild stretches of sand, there is a beach for every type of traveler.
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Maya Heritage: Cozumel is home to the San Gervasio ruins, an ancient sacred site built to honor Ixchel, the Mayan goddess of fertility.
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Ecotourism: Destinations like the Punta Sur Eco Beach Park offer opportunities to spot crocodiles, sea turtles, and exotic birds in protected nature reserves.
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San Miguel: The island's main city center is a bustling hub for authentic Mexican dining, cooking classes, and duty-free shopping.
ALASKA
An Alaskan cruise is a vacation voyage, usually lasting 7 days, designed to showcase Alaska's glaciers, wildlife, and coastal towns. Sailing primarily through the Inside Passage or Gulf of Alaska, these trips offer scenic cruising by icy fjords and stop in ports like Juneau, Skagway, and Ketchikan for excursions like whale watching and glacier trekking.
Key aspects of an Alaskan cruise include:
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Itineraries: Options include round-trip cruises from Seattle or Vancouver (popular for beginners) or one-way cruises between Vancouver and Anchorage/Seward/Whittier.
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Best Time to Go: The season runs from May to September, with warmer, drier weather in July and August, while May and September offer fewer crowds and better chances to see the Northern Lights.
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Scenic Cruising: Highlights often include scenic days in Glacier Bay National Park, Hubbard Glacier, or Tracy Arm Fjord.
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Ship Amenities: Because Alaska has cool weather, ships often feature covered pools, observation lounges with large windows, and educational lectures on local culture and wildlife.
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Activities & Excursions: Popular port activities include dog sledding, helicopter tours to glaciers, salmon bakes, wildlife viewing (humpback whales, eagles, bears), and exploring local Gold Rush history.
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Cruisetours: For a deeper experience, many travelers add a 3–7 day land-based tour to Denali National Park or the Yukon using glass-domed railcars.
Major cruise lines offering these routes include Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, Norwegian Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean, and Celebrity Cruises
Cruise the Mediterranean
A Mediterranean cruise is a popular, port-intensive vacation sailing between destinations in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East, offering access to history, culture, and beaches. Key regions include the Western Mediterranean (Spain, Italy, France) and Eastern Mediterranean (Greece, Turkey, Croatia). These trips, often lasting 7+ days, are highlights for exploring cities like Rome, Barcelona, and Athens.
Key Aspects of a Mediterranean Cruise
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Itineraries & Destinations: Options typically divide into Western (art, culture, cities like Barcelona, Rome, Cannes) and Eastern (ancient ruins, Greek Isles, Croatia, Turkey) itineraries.
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Port-Intensive: Unlike Caribbean cruises, these feature fewer sea days, focusing heavily on exploring a new port almost daily.
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Cruise Lines: Major lines like Royal Caribbean, Carnival, Norwegian, MSC, and Celebrity offer diverse experiences.
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Best Time to Visit: Peak season is July and August (hot, crowded), while shoulder seasons (spring/autumn) offer milder weather and smaller crowds.