Itineraries • Fun Fact: The Panama Canal opened in 1914.


Virgin Gorda


Antigua


Cozumel


6 & 8 Day Western, Eastern, Exotic Western and Southern Caribbean Cruises from Ft. Lauderdale on CARNIVAL FREEDOM SM SM 38 *Not included in cruise fare. ®


When’s the last time your mind was blown away? What? Not recently? Oh geesh, we gotta get you on board the CARNIVAL FREEDOM pronto! There, you’ll be dazzled by stuff like Carnival’s Seaside Theatre You’ll eat surf and turf at the steakhouse.* Catch some rays at the Serenity


a big screen made for watching movies under the stars. adult only retreat. Your kids and teens can hang


out in the expanded Youth Program spaces. Play a round of mini golf, and POW!, amazement all around. Then, to finish the job, we’ll give you the coolest destinations around. Like a chance to go swimming off a perfect beach in Grand Cayman or bobsledding in Ochos Rios, Jamaica, on our 6 day Western Caribbean cruise. Or choose the 8 day Exotic Western Caribbean itinerary and you’ll run into fun everywhere you go. And we haven’t even mentioned one of the great mysteries of the Caribbean: the rock formation of Virgin Gorda, which you’ll be visiting on the Eastern Caribbean Cruise.


But like they say in the infomercials: “Wait, there’s more!” You could also partake in 8-day Eastern/Western Caribbean itineraries that will have you doing and seeing things typically reserved for a coffee table book. Like the Dunns River Falls in Ocho Rios. Or taking a tour in Nassau on a glass bottom boat. We also visit other incredible destinations like Grand Turk, Dominican Republic, Aruba and more. So put on your fun pants, it’s time to get this party started.


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