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Carnival cruises

889 itineraries with a bookable sailing ahead, 3,029 sailings, most popular first. Each card: how long, how many ports, when, from what price — and the bucket-list thing to do at every stop.

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Ranked by what people search for and where the cruise lines send the most ships.

Avalon

4-night Mexico from Long Beach

Carnival · Carnival Radiance

  • 3 ports
  • Round trip
  • 28 departures Oct 2026 – Apr 2028
  • From $218 pp
  • Contemporary
  • Long Beach Catalina Island: Express Ferry + Avalon Day in Paradise
  • Avalon Private Golf Cart Tour of Avalon with Expert Local Guide
  • Ensenada Valle de Guadalupe wine country: boutique winery tastings (Decantos, Monte Xanic, Vena Cava) with a private driver
Avalon

4-night Mexico from Long Beach

Carnival · Carnival Radiance

  • 3 ports
  • Round trip
  • 24 departures Jan 2027 – Apr 2028
  • From $255 pp
  • Contemporary
  • Long Beach Catalina Island: Express Ferry + Avalon Day in Paradise
  • Avalon Private Golf Cart Tour of Avalon with Expert Local Guide
  • Ensenada Valle de Guadalupe wine country: boutique winery tastings (Decantos, Monte Xanic, Vena Cava) with a private driver
Roatan

5-night Mexico from Tampa

Carnival · Carnival Paradise

  • 3 ports
  • Round trip
  • 8 departures Nov 2026 – Apr 2028
  • From $375 pp
  • Contemporary
  • Tampa Clearwater Beach Private Luxury Charter: Sun, Sand & Sea
  • Roatan Hold a Sloth at Daniel Johnson's Monkey & Sloth Hangout
  • Cozumel El Cielo + Palancar + Columbia 3-Stop Snorkel
Celebration Key

5-night Bahamas from Tampa

Carnival · Carnival Paradise

  • 3 ports
  • Round trip
  • 6 departures Nov 2026 – Apr 2027
  • From $287 pp
  • Contemporary
  • Tampa Clearwater Beach Private Luxury Charter: Sun, Sand & Sea
  • Celebration Key Kayak the Lucayan Caves & Gold Rock Beach with the island's 20-year ecotour outfit
  • Nassau Swim With the Wild Exuma Pigs (Full-Day Powerboat to a Private Island)
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