CARNIVAL CRUISE LINES Ships Itineraries 2013/2014 Itinerary Changes

November 30, 2012 admin Carnival Cruise Lines

Carnival Cruises itinerary 2013/2014 review of all Carnival cruise ship itineraries.  All “Fun Ships Carnival” cruises as destinations, new routes (itinerary changes), odl and new departure ports and ports of call, all CCL regions of operation.

Our Carnival cruise ships itinerary review will start with the list of all Carnival cruise destinations for 2013 & 2014 with the following ship vacation travel regions (as continents and countries, plus feature call ports), for more details – follow our internal links, and this is the link to Carnival.Com).

• Alaska - with round-trip departures from Seattle, plus one-way repositioning cruises to and from California.
• Australia (Tasmania) and the South Pacific Ocean (visiting the Islands of New Caledonia, Vanuatu, Fiji), departures mostly from Sydney, also from Melbourne.
• Canada (New England) – operated mostly during Fall, departures from Boston (MA) and New York City (NY).
• CARIBBEAN - departure ports in Florida (Miami, Tampa, Jacksonville, Fort Lauderdale, Port Canaveral), Louisiana (New Orleans), Texas (Galveston), Puerto Rico (San Juan), also from South Carolina (Charleston), Maryland (Baltimore), Virginia (Norfolk) and New York (NYC).
• (East Caribbean) Carnival Cruise Itinerary Bahamas - to visit Nassau, Freeport and Half Moon Cay (the line’s private island). This destination also feature the new “most unusually special” and until know exclusively “RCCL call port” Coco Cay (aka CocoCay & Little Stirrup Cay, located in Berry Islands). CCL ships on this route may also visit the Florida port Key West, and also Port Canaveral (from NYC & Baltimore) and Grand Cayman islands (calling on George Town). Longer sailings may also stop in Jamaica.
• (West Caribbean) Panama Canal - only with one one-way relocation cruise crossing.
• Carnival Western Caribbean Itinerary - the very popular option to Visit Mexico (Cozumel), Belize, Honduras (Isla Roatan), often combined with Grand Cayman and Jamaica.
• Carnival Eastern Caribbean Itinerary - to visit Puerto Rico, St Maarten, St Thomas, the British Virgin Islands (BVI), Antigua, Grand Turk.
• Southern Caribbean - to visit the biggest ports in the Dominican Republic, Curacao and Aruba.
• Bermuda (by a very limited number of sailings, calling on Kings Wharf).
• Transatlantic crossings (one-way ship relocation cruises) – from New Orleans and Florida ports to Mediterranean in Spring, and the reverse in Fall.
• (Europe) Mediterranean - departures from Barcelona and Venice, visiting ports in both its Eastern and Western regions, including Greece and Turkey, and some of the popular French Riviera ports, plus one-way relocation Med-Baltic and Med-Florida.
• (Europe from UK) Baltic - departures from Dover, England, to Norway Fjords, Scandinavia and Russia, and one-way ship repositioning cruises Baltic-Med, and the reverse.
• (Mexico) Mexican Riviera and Hawaii - departures from Long Beach (Los Angeles, California) to Cabo San Lucas and Puerto Vallarta, Baja cruises to Catalina Island (CA) and Ensenada (Baja Mexico), longer cruises to the Hawaiian Islands combined with Ensenada.

CCL Ships	Carnival cruise 2013/2014 itineraries & destinations by ship
Carnival Breeze	from Miami, Florida, 8-day and 6-day deals to Eastern Caribbean (with Bahamas, Puerto Rico, Jamaica) & Southern Caribbean (not visiting Barbados).
Carnival Conquest	from New Orleans, Louisiana, 7-day deals to Bahamas and Western Caribbean, home-port & itinerary change – in Fall 2013 & 2014 will be leaving out of Miami, Florida, with 7-day deals to Eastern Caribbean (with Puerto Rico) and Western Caribbean
Carnival Dream	from Port Canaveral, Florida, 7-day deals to Western Caribbean and Eastern Caribbean (with Bahamas).
Carnival Ecstasy	from Port Canaveral, Florida, 4-day and 5-day deals to Bahamas, will be re-positioned to sail on 3-day and 4-day Bahamas cruises departing from Miami, Florida (starting January 2014).
Carnival Elation	from New Orleans, Louisiana, for 4-day and 5-day deals to Western Caribbean (Cozumel, Mexico).
Carnival Fantasy	leaving from Charleston, South Carolina, 5-day and 7-day deals to The Bahamas and Eastern Caribbean.
Carnival Fascination	sailing out of Jacksonville, Florida, 4-day and 5-day deals to Bahamas (to visit Half Moon Cay and Coco Cay (Little Stirrup Cay).
Carnival Freedom	leaving from Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida, 8-day Southern Caribbean deals (not stopping in Barbados),  6-day Western Caribbean deals (with Jamaica), 8-day Eastern Caribbean (with Puerto Rico & Bahamas).
Carnival Glory	7-day cruises from Miami, Florida, to Eastern Caribbean (to visit Puerto Rico and The Bahamas) and Western Caribbean. 5-day Bahamas cruises departing from Norfolk, Virginia, and 2-day & 3-day Norfolk Cruises To Nowhere. leaving from NYC, New York, and from Boston, Massachusetts, with 4-day, 5-day and 7-day deals to New England (Canada).
Carnival Imagination	2013 cruises out of Miami, Florida, 3-day deals to Bahamas and 4-day to Western Caribbean in 2014 to sail on cruises departing Long Beach, California (Los Angeles) with 3-day deals to Baja Mexico (Ensenada) and 4-day Catalina Island-Ensenada.
Carnival Inspiration	leaving from Los Angeles (Long Beach), California, with 3-day Ensenada & 4-day Catalina and Ensenada deals.
Carnival Legend	cruises leaving from Tampa, Florida, 7-day deals to Western Caribbean repositioning (one-way) Transatlantic cruises to/from Europe, and from New York to Florida European cruises – 12-day Mediterranean deals on departures from Venice and Barcelona, 12-day deals for Northern Europe departing from UK/Dover on Baltic Sea and Around Britain itineraries. in 2014 – Australia cruises from Sydney!
Carnival Liberty	to sail out of Miami, Florida, on 7-day cruises to Western Caribbean and Eastern Caribbean (with Puerto Rico and The Bahamas).
Carnival Magic	cruises from Galveston, Texas, 7-day deals to Western Caribbean (with Jamaica) and to Florida-Bahamas.
Carnival Miracle	(round-trip) 7-day cruises to Alaska from Seattle, Washington (one-way) from Vancouver to Seattle (Spring) and Seattle to Vancouver (Fall), also to and from Los Angeles from/to Vancouver, Canada, with Hawaii (round-trip) 15-day Hawaii and 7-day Riviera Mexico cruise deals (to Cabo and Vallarta) on cruises leaving from Long Beach, California (LA).
Carnival Paradise	to sail on 4-day and 5-day Mexico cruises leaving from Tampa, Florida.
Carnival Pride	cruises from Baltimore, Maryland, with 7-day deals to Florida and The Bahamas and Eastern Caribbean (with Bahamas.
Carnival Sensation	regular 3-day and 4-day Bahamas cruises from Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida.
Carnival Spirit (Australia cruise deals)	leaving from Sydney, Australia, to sail on round-trips to South Pacific Islands (8 to 12 nights in length) stopping in Tasmania, Fiji, New Caledonia, Vanuatu, also to offer 2014 Cruises to Nowhere from Sydney.
Carnival Splendor	cruises leaving from New York City, New York, with 8-day deals to Florida and Bahamas and to Eastern Caribbean (with Puerto Rico), with one 7-day Bermuda cruise from New York.
Carnival Sunshine	(the refitted ms Destiny ship) inaugural cruise in Europe (Mediterranean) also offering several one-way 12-day sailings departing from Barcelona, Spain, and Venice, Italy Transatlantic cruise from Europe to New Orleans, LA (regular, 2013/2014) 7-day deals on Bahamas and Western Caribbean cruises departing from New Orleans, Louisiana.
Carnival Triumph	cruises from Galveston, Texas, with 7-day deals to Western Caribbean (Mexico).
Carnival Valor	7-day Southern Caribbean cruises from San Juan, Puerto Rico, visiting Barbados and ports in the  Eastern Caribbean.
Carnival Victory	sailing out of from Miami, Florida, with 4-day and 5-day Western Caribbean deals (to Jamaica & Mexico) and 5-day deals to Eastern Caribbean (with Bahamas).

(CCL) Carnival Itinerary Change Policy

1. if your cruise is cancelled, you’ll have 2 options to choose from – to get a cash refund or a credit to future sailing.

2. change made by CCL prior to departure – in this case can cancel your booking without penalty and you’ll have the choose between receiving a cash refund or a future cruise credit. If you don’t cancel the booking – no refund will be available.

3. you’ll not receive any compensation if the change is for other reasons (regarding safety and security, weather, mechanical problems, strike actions, civil unrest, sea tides, port closings, emergency debarkation, late flights, car/motor coach departures&arrivals.

4. no compensation for changes made after departure (while your ship is at sea) – in this case CCL will try to substitute an alternative call port, but know that Carnival reserves the right to change the ship’s direct/usual route, to omit/change any or all call ports, along with arrival/departure times, for any reason whatsoever.

5. If a port of call is skipped, a refund of the Gov fees/taxes for the cancelled call port will be provided in the form of onboard credit.

6. (in connection with your cancelled sailing/itinerary change) CCL won’t be liable to its passengers for charges/fees/expenses of any kind paid (owed) to 3rd parties (for example, flights booked directly with an airline).

Enjoy all the fun on your always excitingly special Carnival itineraries in 2013, and best of luck with your “Fun Ship” cruises deals! Happy sailings with Carnival!

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