Carnival Fantasy Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Sep 2025 Carnival Fantasy is the lead ship of the eight in Carnival’s Fantasy-class. Debuted in 1990, she is the oldest vessel in the Carnival fleet and is the first and only ship to sail out of Charleston, US. Fantasy sports the company’s trademark red, white, … Read more
Carnival Fascination Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Sep 2025 Currently homeported in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Carnival Fascination is the fourth of Carnival Cruise Line’s eight Fantasy-class ships. This 2,052-passenger ship, floated out in 1994, has received a million-dollar refurbishment and now features the Carnival trademark WaterWorks – a splash zone with a … Read more
Carnival Glory Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Sep 2025 The second ship in Carnival’s Conquest Class is the 2,980-passenger Carnival Glory. The ship offers a variety of bars and lounges, plenty of entertainment options and a head-spinning array of activities. Be wowed by short, high-energy Playlist Productions song-and-dance shows with dizzying special effects. … Read more
Carnival Breeze Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Sep 2025 Carnival Breeze is one of the biggest “fun ships” from Carnival by far. Staying true to its name, Breeze is a carnival at sea with a non-stop range of activities. The WaterWorks pool deck, Carnival Breeze’s crowning glory, houses a Twister Water Slide and … Read more
Carnival Conquest Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Sep 2025 Carnival Conquest is a 290-metre long Conquest-class cruise ship with French Impressionist style interior decor designed to complement its homeport New Orleans. Since her renovation in 2009, 60 per cent of Conquest’s staterooms have balconies with oceanview. Aside from art enthusiasts, Conquest is also … Read more
Carnival Dream Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Sep 2025 Accomodation Cabins on Carnival Dream are bigger than usual. The smallest inside cabin is 185 square feet and the largest is 450 square feet. A 230-square-foot deluxe cabin can accommodate up to five people while 185-square foot balcony cabins have verandahs. There is also … Read more
Carnival has added the options for a new no-alcohol drinks package
Carnival Cruises has opened it’s previously exclusive SEA (sailings exclusively for adults) to the public.
Aussie cruise bloggers Rob and Ali have started a petition for Carnival to keep it’s themed cruises running in Australia, and it’s already run up nearly 500 signatures in two days.
She's the most specious ship yet from luxury line Oceania Cruises. James Sitters tells Rose Kelly and Peter Lynch what's on board the new class of ship, including restaurants, spas and suites.
