The Carnival Liberty is ready to reposition to New Orleans. Switching locations with the Carnival Glory, which at the moment sails from the port, the vessel will kick off a sequence of cruises to the Caribbean and the Bahamas departing from the Large Straightforward in Might 2024.
Departing from its Louisiana homeport on Sundays, the Conquest-class ship is ready to supply two totally different week-long itineraries to the Western Caribbean, along with a seven-night itinerary to the Bahamas and the Jap Caribbean.
In line with Carnival’s Model Ambassador John Heald, the brand new program consists of visits to fashionable ports akin to Cozumel, Costa Maya, Belize, Montego Bay, Jamaica, Grand Cayman, Mahogany Bay, Freeport and Nassau.
The Carnival Liberty may even sail a particular 14-night Carnival Journey from New Orleans in December 2024.
Crusing to the Panama Canal and the Southern Caribbean, the two-week itinerary options visits to Grand Cayman, Aruba, Curaçao, Cartagena, Colón, Puerto Limón and Cozumel.
The two,974-guest Carnival Liberty entered service in 2005 because the fourth vessel within the Conquest class.
Along with a wide range of eating, leisure, and exercise choices, the 110,000-ton ship affords 22 lounges and bars, 4 swimming swimming pools, a 214-foot-long water slide, a big well being and health heart and Carnival’s Seaside Theatre, an outsized pool-side LED display.
At present primarily based in New Orleans, the Carnival Glory is ready to take over Liberty’s program in Port Canaveral.
Beginning in Might 2024, the 2003-built ship will provide three- and -four-night cruises to the Bahamas departing from the Central Florida homeport.
Together with the Carnival Liberty, the Carnival Valor is ready to proceed crusing from New Orleans in 2024.
After debuting in Louisiana in early 2019, the ship affords a sequence of four- and five-night cruises to Mexico and the Western Caribbean.
Extending via at the least April 2025, this system consists of itineraries visiting Cozumel, Costa Maya and Puerto Progreso.
