Carnival Cruise Line Reveals New 2027/28 Itineraries

The Carnival Miracle will play a key role. Before the ship heads to Europe for the summer season, it will begin its Caribbean operations in Galveston, Texas. Starting March 29, 2027, the Carnival Miracle will offer various cruises, including a 10-day trip to the Eastern Caribbean with destinations such as Celebration Key, Grand Turk, and Amber Cove in the Dominican Republic. Another 10-day tour will take guests to the Western Caribbean, including Montego Bay, Grand Cayman, and Belize. A special treat is the 10-day Panama Canal cruise, which includes stops in Costa Rica and at the Panama Canal.

In early May 2027, the Carnival Miracle will cross the Atlantic, stopping at Bermuda and the Azores on its way to Lisbon. From May onwards, the ship will be homeported in Dover, offering eight- to twelve-day tours to the British Isles, Northern Europe, Scandinavia, and the Baltics.

From late September 2027, the Carnival Miracle will relocate its homeport to Civitavecchia near Rome. From there, itineraries to the Greek Islands, Turkey, Croatia, and Montenegro are on the schedule.

The absolute highlight of the European voyages is the 11-day Carnival Journeys cruise, which begins on July 29. Passengers will have the unique opportunity to witness a solar eclipse at sea on August 2. The trip starts in Dover and visits places like Guernsey, Lisbon, and Le Havre.

There is also news in the Caribbean: The Carnival Paradise will continue to operate from Tampa, while the Carnival Elation will depart from Jacksonville. Both ships will offer four- to six-day Caribbean cruises, calling at popular destinations like Nassau in the Bahamas, Cozumel in Mexico, and Key West in Florida.