The Carnival Magic arrived in Miami, marking the beginning of its series of Caribbean cruises. Departing from its new homeport in South Florida, this 3,650-guest vessel will offer a range of six- to eight-night itineraries to various destinations in the region. The inaugural cruise will take passengers on a six-day journey to the Eastern Caribbean, with exciting stops at Half Moon Cay in the Bahamas, Grand Turk in Turks and Caicos, and Amber Cove in the Dominican Republic. Additionally, the program includes cruises to the Western Caribbean, featuring six-night trips to Mexico and Belize, as well as seven-night voyages to Mexico and Honduras.
Moreover, the Carnival Magic will explore the Southern Caribbean from Miami, offering eight-night itineraries that showcase stunning destinations like Aruba and Curaçao. Other notable ports of call on the ship’s itineraries include St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Philipsburg in St. Maarten, and Nassau in the Bahamas. With the addition of the Carnival Magic, Miami is now home to a total of five Carnival Cruise Line ships that sail year-round from this vibrant South Florida location.
PortMiami is a hub for cruises to the Bahamas and the Caribbean, with trips lasting from three to eight nights. These voyages take passengers to popular destinations like Nassau, Princess Cays, George Town, La Romana, Puerto Rico, and more.
The Carnival Magic, a sibling to the Carnival Dream, was first put into service in 2011 after being constructed in Italy by the Fincantieri shipyard. This vessel offers a range of amenities, including a spacious casino, a multi-level theater, and a variety of dining options. The Magic also features unique attractions like SportsSquare, an outdoor sports complex, and The Lanai, a promenade with whirlpools that extend beyond the ship’s edges.
