prices from
€645.03 per person
7 Nights Eastern Caribbean from Port Canaveral Cruise
Sat 03 Jan 2026 to Sat 10 Jan 2026
Carnival | Mardi Gras
Roundtrip Port Canaveral, Florida
prices from €645.03 per person or £90.89 x 6 months

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Ages 18+
Adult 1 Date of Birth
Age at sailing: 34
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Adult 2 Date of Birth
Age at sailing: 34
Children
Ages 2 - under 18
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Ages 6 months - under 2
My Itinerary
1
Port Canaveral (Orlando), FL
2
At Sea
3
Grand Turk
4
Amber Cove, Dominican Republic
5
At Sea
6
Nassau, The Bahamas
7
Grand Bahama Island
8
Port Canaveral (Orlando), FL
My Itinerary
Sat 03 January 2026 - Sat 10 January 2026
Port Canaveral (Orlando), FL
Day 1: 3 Jan 26
At Sea
Day 2: 4 Jan 26
Grand Turk
Day 3: 5 Jan 26
Amber Cove, Dominican Republic
Day 4: 6 Jan 26
At Sea
Day 5: 7 Jan 26
1
Port Canaveral (Orlando), FL
2
At Sea
3
Grand Turk
4
Amber Cove, Dominican Republic
5
At Sea
6
Nassau, The Bahamas
7
Grand Bahama Island
8
Port Canaveral (Orlando), FL
Ship information
Mardi Gras

MARDI GRAS: FUN-FUELED VACATION INNOVATION POWERED BY LNGWhen we launched our first ship, 1972's TSS Mardi Gras, we made cruising a lot less stuffy, a bit less fancy, the kind of fun everybody could enjoy. Nobody expected this ship to change the cruise world, but... here we are! So here’s a brand-new ship with a familiar name. With this Mardi Gras™ we aren't just paying homage to our first ship — in cruising circles this name suggests innovation, signals the start of something big. Oh, and this Mardi Gras still shouts “fun!” at the top of its lungs. This ship introduces Zones — six themed areas packed with brand-new experiences for eating, drinking and spectacularly getting down to fun. There's BOLT™, the first-ever rollercoaster at sea, Emeril's Bistro 1396™ from yes-that-Emeril, Family Feud™ Live for everybody... plus incredible new bars like The Brass Magnolia and Fortune Teller. Everybody can enjoy Mardi Gras, sailing now. Come on down!
Plugs in cabin:
US 2 Pin 110v & EU 2 Pin 220v
Currency on ship:
USD
Childrens facilities:
Available
Gratuities:
Not Included


Cruise Line:
Carnival Cruise Line
Capacity:
6,338 passengers
Launched:
2021
Tonnage:
183,900 tonnes
Ship Length:
344 meters
Decks:
18 decks
Crew Count:
1,745 crew
Select Passengers
Cruise lines require the correct ages for the passengers in order to provide the most accurate cabin pricing.
Adult
Ages 18+
Adult 1 Date of Birth
Age at sailing: 34
Sailed with Carnival?
Adult 2 Date of Birth
Age at sailing: 34
Children
Ages 2 - under 18
Infants
Ages 6 months - under 2
Ship information
Mardi Gras

MARDI GRAS: FUN-FUELED VACATION INNOVATION POWERED BY LNGWhen we launched our first ship, 1972's TSS Mardi Gras, we made cruising a lot less stuffy, a bit less fancy, the kind of fun everybody could enjoy. Nobody expected this ship to change the cruise world, but... here we are! So here’s a brand-new ship with a familiar name. With this Mardi Gras™ we aren't just paying homage to our first ship — in cruising circles this name suggests innovation, signals the start of something big. Oh, and this Mardi Gras still shouts “fun!” at the top of its lungs. This ship introduces Zones — six themed areas packed with brand-new experiences for eating, drinking and spectacularly getting down to fun. There's BOLT™, the first-ever rollercoaster at sea, Emeril's Bistro 1396™ from yes-that-Emeril, Family Feud™ Live for everybody... plus incredible new bars like The Brass Magnolia and Fortune Teller. Everybody can enjoy Mardi Gras, sailing now. Come on down!
Plugs in cabin:
US 2 Pin 110v & EU 2 Pin 220v
Currency on ship:
USD
Childrens facilities:
Available
Gratuities:
Not Included


Cruise Line:
Carnival Cruise Line
Capacity:
6,338 passengers
Launched:
2021
Tonnage:
183,900 tonnes
Ship Length:
344 meters
Decks:
18 decks
Crew Count:
1,745 crew
Cabin Information
53 Cabin types available with images

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Cruiser reviews

Bill and Wilma
2-5 Cruises: 60s
Best Europe Cruise
The cruise was one adventure after another! The quality of the service that we received was always amazing! The food was very good as well and was varied for the next destination. The most fun part was meeting new people several times per day and seeing the sights at each destination. For a river cruise, bring jeans for excursions but also bring some “business casual” clothes for the dinners on the ship. It’s nice to be able to “freshen up” and dress up a little for dinner. Go to the lounge after dinner, because that’s where you will really get to know people. If you want to meet new people, get to dining room early and start a table that’s on a window. You’ll have new friends soon! Go to the meetings and “port calls” so you will have the latest information. They are not boring. They were actually fun! Use your cabin wisely. There is plenty of room for two, once you work out a system. We unpacked on the first night, but didn’t really figure out how to stay out of each other’s way, while getting ready, for another couple of days. Then, we figured out a system that worked great. We hope you enjoy you cruise as much as we did ours.
Sail Date: 04-2025

Nurse Nancy 2025
6-10 Cruises: 60s
Loved the pace & feel of the river cruise. Smaller
Lovely time, I appreciated that they let us board & store our luggage when we arrived in Amsterdam @ 5:45am! They welcomed us aboard & served us breakfast! What a nice way to start our tip after a long flight! The excursions were great & Luis & Mikey made the whole trip fun! We did a ship swap but it was easy, harder on the crew! The food was great with a nice variety. Appreciate white/red wine to compliment the meal. People who shined- Hakim, Ionia, Zoran, Brando , Lana, Pedro, Jasmine,Adin & Jelena. Our weather was perfect which made the trip even more enjoyable! Having a gentle group & regular group of walkers is nice too. Accommodating those who use walking sticks or have mobility issues is nice. I would do another cruise in the future for sure. Nice to have the comfortable room to come back to every night!
Sail Date: 04-2025

beanpittsburgh
2-5 Cruises: 60s
Another Great Viking Cruise
This was our 4th Viking Cruise since 2013. We had originally booked a Viking Ocean cruise during Covid so we had to use our money soon as Viking wouldn't issue a refund. Also, we had to spend all the money on one cruise and not spread it out on 2 trips. Therefore, we ended up in an Explorer suite with all the perks - SS Package, laundry, private transfers, and breakfast in our room. I will say that the Explorer suite and perks have us spoiled. WE began with a pre-trip extension in Prague. The Hilton we stayed at was probably the nicest hotel I have ever stayed at. Fantastic breakfast, great views from the rooftop bar, the biggest hotel gym I have ever seen, and great location. The Viking representatives were fantastic and helpful. It is a very large hotel with lots of groups staying there but it never seemed crowded. We ate a few other meals there besides breakfast that were great also(but expensive). Transfer to ship in Passau was about 3 1/2 hours. Boarding was effortless. The Embla is an older ship but it looked in great shape for a 12 or 13 yo ship. Lots of room in the Explorer suite but because of the cooler weather in April, we didn't get to take advantage of the great balcony in our cabin. This cabin was a little noisy from the ship's engines but personally, it never bothered us much (more like a white noise). Whether you have a big cabin or not is your preference but the Explorer suite is the only cabin that isn't affected by rafting. Lots of cruises were happening in April and the ports were busy. Our last stop in Budapest had 5 Viking ships there at once with 3 being rafted together. The cruise director and staff can make or break your experience on a cruise. Marko was exceptional and a delight for all on board. Of course, the staff was fantastic, friendly, and accommodating when possible. Shout out to Martina who met with my wife every day to discuss her GF restrictions. The staff learns your name on the first day and remembers your preferences with drinks and food. The food was great and chef Michael had something interesting to try every night. Of course, everyone has different tastes, but we heard no one complain about the food or menu. Reading other reviews, I see people complain that there is no seating for 2. I think the great thing about this type of travel is the opportunity to meet other people. We met many interesting people from the USA, Canada, and Scotland at dinner and lunch. Most likely, we will keep in touch with some of them. The itinerary was good but not my favorite. I think the Rhine and Douro both had better scenery than the Danube. The big cities of Prague, Vienna, and Budapest though were all spectacular. The ship was docked close to town in Budapest and one could walk easily into Pest. Vienna's dock was about a 10 minute walk to the metro. We didn't try this but stayed on the ship after our morning excursion. One could easily spend a week and not get bored exploring those 2 cities. Prague Old Town was easy to walk to from the hotel. The other towns we visited were nice but definitely a different flavor from the big cities. The ship docked in a good location to explore Krems, Passau, and Linz. Entertainment was the usual enjoyable piano player with a few nights having local entertainment. With several create composers like Mozart, Listz, and Shubert coming from this region you would expect great musicians and that was the case here. I have never heard more talented musicians. Disembarkment went smoothly (at 4am) and we had a long day of travel to get home. The Aquavit lounge was open at 3am for a light breakfast. Overall, an outstanding cruise. Kudos to Viking for an exceptional product.
Sail Date: 04-2025