Carnival Celebration

Carnival Cruise Line

7 days, round-trip Western Caribbean

Departure

Sun, Jan 24, 2027

Return

Sun, Jan 31, 2027

Duration

7 Nights

From

Miami, Florida

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Interior

$462

Fare code: PUG

Oceanview

$652

Fare code: PUG

Balcony

$762

Fare code: PUG

Suite

$936

Fare code: O7O

Prices include taxes & port fees. Final pricing may vary based on availability at booking.

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Route & Ports

Miami, Florida

24 Jan 15:30

Depart

Roatan Island, Isla Tropicale-Coxen Hole, Honduras

27 Jan 08:00 - 16:00

Cozumel, Mexico, Riviera Maya

28 Jan 09:00 - 17:00

Celebration Key Bahamas, Carnival Grand Bahama Island

30 Jan 08:00 - 17:00

Miami, Florida

31 Jan 08:00

Arrive

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Cruise guides

Cruise Guides

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How Much Does a Cruise Really Cost? The Expenses Nobody Warns You About

Gratuities, service charges, Wi-Fi, drink packages and excursions can turn a $999 cruise into a $2,200 vacation. What each line actually charges, and how to see it coming.

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How to Meet People on a Cruise (Without Spending Seven Days Talking to Yourself)

Cruise ships were built to entertain strangers, not introduce them. Here is what actually works onboard, what does not, and why the best connections start before you board.

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Cruise Roll Calls: What They Are, How They Work, and Why CruiseHuddle Makes Them Better

What a cruise roll call is, where to find one, why they fall apart, and how to actually meet the people sailing with you.

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Solo Cruising Without the Cringe: How to Meet People, Flirt a Little, and Not Be Weird About It

Solo cruising doesn’t have to mean awkward mixers, lonely dinners, or talking only to the bartender. Here’s how to meet people, flirt without being creepy, handle rejection, and make real connections at sea.

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