Grenada.
News

Carnival Launching Longer-Length Cruises

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - August 13, 2015

A new way to sail with Carnival

By Dana Niland
CJ Contributor

Carnival Cruise Line has launched Carnival Journeys, a series of nine- to 15-day voyages that will sail this fall to many of the Caribbean’s less-traveled ports.

The collection of longer-length trips will provide guests with the chance to experience a wide variety of destinations and more time to fully enjoy the activities, features, and facilities aboard the line’s ships.

“Carnival Journeys was created to offer our existing customers even more options while helping us to attract those guests who have not had the opportunity to sail with Carnival and may be enticed by these longer, more exotic itineraries,” said Christine Duffy, Carnival’s president.  “These new cruises also offer our valued travel agent partners a tremendous new sales opportunity and a great way to earn enhanced commissions based on the longer cruise duration.”

Guests will have the opportunity to choose from 28 Carnival Journeys sailings, which service nearly 40 different tropical locations, including less-traveled ports like Tobago, Grenada, Martinique, and Bonaire.

Popular Posts the sexiest beaches including this resort at atlantis

The Sexiest Beaches in the Caribbean to Visit Right Now 

One is a beach with a nightclub-style pool right next door. Another is filled with beach bars — and even has its own au natural corner. Then there’s a beach that’s practically a nonstop party.  There are so many things that […]


The Best Caribbean Islands to Visit This Summer, From Antigua to St Croix

verandah antigua

We’ve been saying it for years, and we’ll keep saying it: in some ways, the Caribbean is even better in the summer months. The water is warm. It’s a bit less crowded, a little bit quieter. At night, the trade […]


A Low-Key, Lovely Adults-Only Beach Resort in Aruba

aruba beach resort adults-only

When Aruba’s Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort opened in 1987, it made sense for the hotel’s restaurant to be built in the shape of a boat shipwrecked on the sand: while Eagle Beach didn’t exactly resemble a desert island back […]


Related Posts antigua cruise port is booming

Fast-Growing Antigua Cruise Port Welcomes Another Ship 

It’s one of the fastest-growing cruise ports in the Caribbean: Antigua Cruise Port, which has continued to see sizzling growth both from cruise arrivals and a budding home-porting industry.  Antigua Cruise Port just welcomed another new ship to St John’s: […]


Carnival is Making Its New Grand Bahama Cruise Port Bigger 

carnival cruise line

In what is expected to be a massive boost for Grand Bahama, Carnival Cruise Line is in the process of building a brand-new cruise destination on the island called Celebrtaion Key, which is slated to open in 2025. Now, Carnival […]


Grenada Is Hosting the Caribbean's Top Sustainable Tourism Event

la sagesse beach

Grenada will play host this year to one of the most impactful conferences on the Caribbean calendar: the region’s top conference on sustainable tourism.  The Caribbean Tourism Organization’s Sustainable Tourism Conference will be held this year from April 22 to […]


SUBSCRIBE!

Sign up for Caribbean Journal's free newsletter for a daily dose of beaches, hotels, rum and the best Caribbean travel information on the net.


No. Thank You