Carnival Cruise Line’s new Carnival Jubilee is now accepting reservations for its inaugural 2023 and 2024 program. The Carnival Jubilee will offer seven-day Western Caribbean itineraries from its homeport of Galveston, Texas, beginning November 18, 2023, with stops in Cozumel and Costa Maya, Mexico, as well as Mahogany Bay (Roatán Island), Honduras.
“This is the perfect time to open sales for the Carnival Jubilee and give our guests another incredible option for their cruise vacations, with the opportunity to visit some of the most beautiful ports in the Western Caribbean,” said Christine Duffy, president of Carnival Cruise Line.
Before settling into its new home, the Carnival Jubilee will depart London (Southampton) on October 30, 2023, for an 18-day transatlantic voyage. The ship will visit the Port of Vigo in Spain, Las Palmas and Tenerife in the Canary Islands, Funchal in Portugal, and Grand Turk, before arriving in Texas.
Sustainability and emissions reduction
The Carnival Jubilee joins its sister ships Mardi Gras, which has been sailing from Port Canaveral since mid-2021, and Carnival Celebration, which will be based in Miami starting later this year. The ships are powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG). Carnival Corp. pioneered the introduction of LNG fuel to the cruise industry as part of the company's ongoing commitment to sustainability and emissions reduction.
The Carnival Jubilee will share features with its sister ships. These include the thrilling BOLT roller coaster, as well as a variety of dining options, more than 20 different stateroom categories, and multiple levels of spacious and luxurious suites. It also offers a stunning three-deck atrium overlooking the ocean, which transforms into a vibrant entertainment venue in the evening. The ship will also feature six entertainment zones, two of which will be brand-new concepts to be revealed later.
