Carnival Cruises

Carnival Cruises offers very few Transatlantic cruises each year. They are repositioning cruises between Florida and Italy on the line's newest mega-ships. This is the Carnival Fun Ship way to cross the Atlantic.

Carnival Transatlantic cruises aren't just point-to-point voyages. You'll stop in some of the western Mediterranean's most spectacular ports; and you'll also go to a Caribbean island.

Carnival Transatlantic Cruises

October 29, 2008: 16-day Transatlantic cruise from Rome to Fort Lauderdale on the new Carnival Splendor. Visit Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Malaga, Madeira and St Maarten en route.

November 6, 2008: 16-day TransAtlantic cruise from Rome to Fort Lauderdale on the Carnival Freedom. Cross the Atlantic with ports of call at Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Malaga, the Canary Islands and St Maarten.

April 25, 2009: 14-day Transatlantic cruise from Fort Lauderdale to Rome on the Carnival Freedom. Ports of call at St Maarten, Madeira, Malaga (Spain) and Livorno (Italy). This one-way cruise ends in Civitavecchia for Rome.

April 25, 2009: 14-day Transatlantic cruise from Miami to London on the Carnival Liberty. Visit the Azores, Lisbon, Vigo and Paris en route to England.

November 5, 2009: 16-day Transatlantic cruise from Rome to Fort Lauderdale on the Carnival Freedom. Highlights of this voyage include 3 stops at ports in Spain (Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, and Malaga), the Canary Islands, and St Maarten.

November 18, 2009: 16-day Transatlantic cruise from Rome to Miami on the Carnival Liberty. This trip also stops at the 3 ports in Spain, the Canary Islands and St Maarten.

Have fun. Explore the world. Take a TransAtlantic Carnival cruise.