Carnival Cruise Line is expanding its offering in Europe with the Carnival Miracle operating summer 2025 itineraries.
In Europe, the Carnival Miracle will offer 16 cruises in the summer of 2025, departing from three homeports across Europe: Lisbon, Portugal; Dover (London), United Kingdom; and Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy.
The ship's first cruise of the season departing from Lisbon includes visits to A Coruña and Bilbao, Spain, as well as Le Verdon (Bordeaux) and Le Havre (Paris), France.
Currently, there are nine departures from Dover, with nine, 12, and 15-day itineraries available. From Civitavecchia, guests can book eight- to 14-day cruises with ports of call including Istanbul and Kusadasi (Ephesus) in Turkey; Piraeus (Athens) and Mykonos in Greece; and Naples, Italy, and Messina in Sicily.
After its season in Europe, the Carnival Miracle will move to Tampa and operate six, seven, and eight-day cruises in late 2025 and 2026.
In addition, the company's new deployment plans also include more cruises for 2025-26 from Miami, Tampa, Port Canaveral, and New Orleans. Another 100 cruises will also include stops at Celebration Key, Carnival's newest signature destination.
With 100 more trips visiting Celebration Key, Carnival raises the total number of available itineraries to 500, featuring this exclusive destination.
From the port of Tampa, the Carnival Paradise will operate four- to six-day voyages, with select trips visiting the new destination along with other ports of call, including Nassau and Bimini, as well as Cozumel and Mahogany Bay.
From PortMiami, the Carnival Horizon, Carnival Magic, and Carnival Sunrise will offer weekend getaways to week-long trips around the Caribbean, with several itineraries that include visits to Celebration Key.
The Carnival Vista will visit Celebration Key on its six- and eight-day cruises from Port Canaveral.
New voyages aboard the Carnival Valor are also available from New Orleans. The ship will offer four- and five-day cruises from New Orleans, visiting destinations such as Cozumel and Costa Maya, as well as Progreso (Yucatán), Mexico.
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