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Carnival Cruise Line releases more Long Beach cruises
Carnival Cruise Line is adding more Long Beach cruises as it prepares for the first Carnival Firenze departure next spring.
As Carnival unveils its 2025-26 deployment, many more sailings on Carnival Firenze and Carnival Radiance have opened for bookings.
There are various itineraries featuring Mexican destinations.
The cruise line is also adding to its Carnival Journeys program of longer sailings with new Hawaii cruises
The new itineraries now available from Long Beach feature popular destinations such as Ensenada and Cabo San Lucas, Mexico and Catalina Island, Ca.
New sailings added to Carnival Firenze’s schedule include four-, five- and six-day sailings, with the six-day itineraries calling in Cabo San Lucas for two days.
Carnival Radiance’s newly opened itineraries offer several three-, four- and five-day options.
In addition new sailings open for the fall of 2025 and into spring 2026, Carnival has also opened an additional sailing for Carnival Firenze next spring.
This moves up the ship’s inaugural sailing to April 25, 2024.
The ship’s first sailing from Long Beach will be a seven-day cruise visiting Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlán, and Cabo San Lucas.
The 4,126-guest Carnival Firenze will bring Carnival Fun Italian Style experiences to Long Beach.
It has many design elements influenced by Florence as well as cuisine, such as new specialty restaurant Il Viaggio, as well as unique entertainment.
More details about Carnival Firenze will be announced ahead of its debut next spring.
Learn more about : Carnival Cruise Line ( N. America )
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