Fathom is a different kind of cruise that combines a love of travel with the desire to make a difference in the world. It’s a new category of travel that


brings together people of all ages and cultures to share a deep travel experience, allowing them to richly immerse themselves in a culture on board and onshore, connect with like-minded people, and be part of meaningful human progress at scale. Part of the Carnival Corporation


family, Fathom provides separate round-trip voyages from Miami to two of the Caribbean’s most desired destinations: Cuba and


the Dominican Republic. Fathom made history by


becoming the first company to sail from the US to Cuba and back in more than 50 years. Fathom’s itinerary visits Havana, Cienfuegos and Santiago de Cuba, providing travellers the opportunity to enjoy a rich and vibrant culture. In the Dominican Republic,


travellers choose from a variety of social impact and recreational activities to participate in while on the ground for almost four days. Fathom collaborates with partners that have worked for years to make their communities a better place and we have learned from them


how we can best amplify results. This enables Fathom to offer compelling on-land experiences as well as onboard programming and workshops to deeply enrich the lives of our travellers and partner communities. For example, travellers can


work with a women’s cooperative to plant and harvest cacao and produce chocolate, helping these women get to a scale where they can hire more locals and support more families. They can also help kids improve their conversational English, better preparing them for broader career opportunities and make clay water filters that


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