Carnival Cruise Line is increasing its horizon with a new lineup of South American locations as half of its Carnival Journeys program.
Passengers can bask in these three newly-added Carnival Journey voyages by means of South America beginning early 2027, aboard Carnival Firenze. The three new voyages take passengers throughout numerous fascinating ports, offering distinctive alternatives for cultural immersion.
Carnival Firenze additionally boasts Italian design options like a Lido deck impressed by the Italian Riviera, and guarantees eating and leisure onboard with an Italian contact.
The three new routes added to the Carnival Journeys program:
15-Day cruise from Long Beach to San Antonio (Santiago), Chile
This cruise is slated to depart on January 4, 2027, and Carnival Firenze will sail by means of the Pacific coast and go to 4 international locations, making stops at Acapulco, Mexico; Manta, Ecuador; Callao (Lima), Peru; and San Antonio (Santiago), Chile, together with an equator croissing.
14-Day cruise from Santiago, Chile to Buenos Aires, Argentina
This cruise will depart on January 19, 2027, and take passengers on a scenic journey by means of the Darwin Channel, Chilean Fjords, and Cape Horn, with calls in Ushuaia and Puerto Madryn, Argentina; and Montevideo, Uruguay earlier than concluding the voyage in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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16-Day cruise from Buenos Aires, Argentina to Miami
The journey commences on February 2, 2027, and presents stops in Brazil during the favored Brazilian Carnival, with stops in Rio de Janeiro and the Brazilian port of Maceio.
This scenic voyage additionally has an equator crossing, and presents passengers an alternative to expertise the annual photo voltaic eclipse at sea. Stops embody the Caribbean islands of Grenada, Martinique, and St. Maarten earlier than concluding the voyage in Miami.
“Carnival Firenze is a beautiful ship and our plan to bring her east creates a perfect opportunity to offer our guests sailings to culture-rich destinations,” acknowledged Carnival President Christine Duffy.
