If You Could Write Any Itineraries For Any Carnival Ship What Would You Create?

[goboIL]

I would bring back Calica (Playa Del Carmen). My sister and I went to Playa Del Carmen & loved it! Never could understand why it was cut out except for its proximity to Cozumel (?).

[terri-eddie]

We went on a Grand Circle Island Tour while in Oahu, and loved it. I would propose a Grand Circle Caribbean Tour. Start in Tampa or Jacksonville or Port Canaveral, and stop in..

Key West

Nassau

Grand Turk

San Juan

St Maarten

St Kitts

Antigua

Dominica

St Lucia

Barbados

Grenada

Curacao

Aruba

Ocho Rios

Grand Cayman

Roatan

Belize

Cozumel

 

It would be long, with some sea days added in, and it would be quite expensive. But I would love to do the whole circle!

[SteelerCruiser]

a western route without Belize!!! With Grand Cayman and Costa Maya!!!

[Mysticks1]

Cuba is something like 900 miles long, East to West!

so it would be entirely feasible to do two, maybe even three stops at Cuba

along its extraordinary length --including the big Isle of Pines/Youth

just off its South-Western coast.

 

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That sounds good to me. :)

[5000]

I would like to see a seven day cruise from Baltimore that always includes Half Moon Cay and then had two proper Caribbean destinations - NOT something in Florida and NOT in the Bahamas.

 

I would book this tonight!

[LSGDRG]

I would like to see Carnival do a Baltic cruise w/an overnight stop in St Petersburg. I would also like a cruise that goes from Hong Kong to Singapore & includes Bangkok as a port.

[MrBanana1240]

Charleston- Sea- Key West- Cozumel- Sea- Half Moon Cay- Sea- Charleston

 

San Juan- St.Martin- St.Lucia- Grenada- Dominica- St.Kitts-Tortola-San Juan

 

Charleston- Sea- Bermuda-Sea- Nassau-Half Moon Cay- Sea-Charleston

 

Tampa-Key West- Sea- Grand Turk-St.Thomas- Sea-Sea-Tampa

 

Tampa-Sea-Roatan-Sea-Limon- Colon-Sea-Sea-Tampa

 

I wish they would come back up north or back to Europe. That's where they will lose business: people that cant fly or are tired or the same old thing. That's why I'm considering a Royal cruise. They have what I want, when I want it.

[sporttrackin]

Easy. The most perfect 9 day round trip tropical island cruise in the world for any cruise line, ideally for an R size ship, in my opinion. Every port is a magical Pacific island of which people only dream. Alas, no one offers anything even close.

 

Sunday Papeete

Monday sea day

Tuesday American Samoa

Wednesday Samoa

Thursday Tuvalu

Friday Vanuatu

Saturday Fiji

Sunday Tonga

Monday sea day

Tuesday Papeete

 

Can anyone even imagine a better itinerary? 2 territories and 5 independent nations in 9 days! If one could expand to 11 days, then between Tuvalu and Vanuatu, add a sea day followed by Solomon Islands (2 territories and 6 independent nations in 11 days).

 

This itinerary is THE best! No I couldn't imagine a better line up. Unless you added Bora Bora into the equation.

 

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[WLHyatt]

a western route without Belize!!! With Grand Cayman and Costa Maya!!!

 

I would book that one every time.

 

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[AmberTeka]

Nine or ten days. St. Martin.- Martinique -Bonaire. -Panama Canal. -Costa Rica.- Caymon Islands

[tlw440]

I would like a different itinerary out of San Juan. St. Croix Antigua Grenada Martinique Dominica.

 

They're doing it 11/1/14 and throw in Grand Turk, 8 day.:D;)

[dshefter]

Miami

Tortola

Barbados

Martinique

Aruba

Curacao

St. Marten

Miami

[CrazyZombie1140]

Ship: Carnival Breeze

Home Port: Port Canaveral

it would be a 10 day cruise

1. Nassau

2. Half Moon Cay

3. Key West

4. day at sea

5. Ocho Rios

6. day at sea

7. Labadee Haiti

8. Cozumel

9. day at sea

10. day at sea

That would be fun...

[wantocruisemore]

I would love for carnival to go back to Europe and do something like a British isles cruise that goes to ports in England, Scotland and Ireland.

 

I would also like a Bermuda cruise out of charleston.

 

And some more exotic ports in central and even South America.