Intimate and personal Luxurious Accommodation
The difference is that you are one of a few not Staterooms and suites are supremely comfortable
one of many, a guest rather than a passenger. You with DVD players, LCD TV, your own personal
may even dine when and with whom you wish – iPod® Nano, safety deposit boxes and plush
even visit the bridge for a chat with the British robes as standard, as well as luxurious L’Occitane
captain and watch the huge sails unfurl at the flick products in the shower. A wonderful way to see
of a switch. There is a casually elegant ambience, the Caribbean, relax and savour a journey that is
unstructured activities, shining service and the effortlessly elegant and deliciously romantic.
freedom to come and go as if on one’s own
private yacht.
Perfect for couples
The unregimented atmosphere and intimate
ship size makes it a place for discerning adults
Windstar
of all ages. Children, especially toddlers, are not
encouraged on board, all contributing to the
tranquillity of your days at sea. Dress code is
Cruising on Windstar offers you an
smart/casual in the evenings.
intimate and luxurious white-sailed
yacht cruising experience. With just
308 passengers on board, the
Windsurf is perfect for couples who
enjoy the quality accommodation,
personalised service and high dining
standards of an exclusive small
resort, as well as the relaxed
ambience and the chance to explore
exotic destinations without packing
more than once.
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Perfect for families Spending time together
Imagine a holiday that allows for unforgettable When it comes to time together, what is more
family time together, while making sure that enjoyable than watching one of Carnival’s
parents have a chance to relax childfree as much award-winning stage shows? From the moment
as they wish. The best of both worlds is truly the curtain goes up on the grand finale, you can’t
within your reach on a Carnival cruise thanks to get better than this. If that isn’t your thing, then
on-board kid-friendly Camp Carnival. maybe head to one of the many clubs on-board
Children aged 2-14 years can choose from an
– whether you choose jazz, dance, karaoke or
incredible range of activities. The youngest crew
comedy, you are sure to have a great night.
members, aged 2-5 years, can enjoy bingo, cartoon
Celebrate with an evening of culinary delights
time, sponge painting, singalongs and face painting.
on-board your floating resort. Carnival’s dining
There’s also plenty to keep the older kids happy with
options are amazing! Carnival’s formal dining offers
arts and crafts galore, talent shows, dance parties,
culinary triumphs at some of the sea’s finest ocean
swimming, scavenger hunts and puppet shows.
view restaurants. For those extra-special nights,
Younger teens (12-14 years) will love swimming,
Why not experience the reservations-only supper
Carnival
club, where the atmosphere is intimate and the
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outdoor games, disco parties and late-night films
service superb.
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and munchies!
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Older kids (15-17 years) will appreciate their very
Accommodation
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own teen club, complete with state-of-the-art
Now all you have to do is decide which cabin is in
sound and lighting system, a DJ and ‘mocktail
Dive right into the fun! From the
for you. On every Carnival ship there is a wide
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lounge’ serving non-alcoholic speciality drinks! All
moment you set foot on a Carnival
range of cabins available for you to enjoy with
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teens can also participate in an exciting range of
Cruise, you’ll feel a new level of
accommodation to suit all budgets.
teen shore excursions.
excitement. With so much to do each
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day, you can never be bored. Think of
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your Carnival ship as a floating resort
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what you like doing best on holiday.
Spa Carnival
To book tel. 0844 557 3938 / travel agents tel. 0844 557 3939
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