Carnival Cruise Line has expanded its cruises to Cuba with the addition of 23 three- to five-day sailings to Havana in 2019-20 aboard five different ships departing from four convenient East Coast homeports – Carnival Sunshine from Charleston, Carnival Triumph from Fort Lauderdale, Carnival Paradise from Tampa and Carnival Victory and Carnival Sensation from Miami. The 3,002-passenger, 102,853-ton Carnival Sunshine will be the largest cruise ship to ever call in Havana while offering the first-ever cruise to …
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A new Miami-based cruise line is set to begin sailing from Montreal, Canada, to ports in Canada and on the U.S. Great Lakes July 8, with further plans to sail Florida-Cuba itineraries starting in November. Victory Cruise Lines Ltd. plans to operate m/v Victory I on cruises from three to 14 days in length. The 5,000-gross-ton, 300-foot-long Victory I — the former Saint Laurent –has been renovated and has 101 4.5-star staterooms and a maximum guest capacity …
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The newly designed 2015/2016 Cuba Cruise brochure is now available for digital download and in print from Celestyal Cruises. The colorful brochure combines beautiful Cuba and cruise vessel photography, with port of call highlights, new extended sailing dates and detailed deck plans. Celestyal Cruises is proud to launch its third operating season in Cuba, offering seven-night cruises that feature the authentic Cuba experience. Embarkations begin December 18, 2015 through April 11, 2016, with convenient weekly departures from …
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Cuba Cruise is a Canadian cruise line that circumnavigates the island of Cuba, showcasing the beautiful nook and crannies of the island. But, more than that, it also advocates for the Cuban people and celebrates their rich culture. The company offers travellers a seven day cruise that visits six ports of call, exploring the island’s most iconic destinations like Havana and Santiago de Cuba, and its hidden treasures like Punta Frances on Isla de la Juventud. An …
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The M/V Louis Cristal docked yesterday morning in Havana, capping off the last sailing of Cuba Cruise’s 2013/2014 maiden season. For the past 15 weeks, Cuba Cruise has delighted and surprised international travelers with the wonder and beauty of the Caribbean’s most eclectic island. As the inaugural season comes to a close, the Canadian company enthusiastically prepares for its second run, from December 22nd, 2014 to March 30th, 2015. “What an incredible year! We couldn’t be happier …
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Midway through its successful inaugural season, Cuba Cruise , the niche product affiliated with Louis Cruises, is announces new sailing details for the 2014/2015 season. The Canadian company launches its second season with innovative seven-night circumnavigation sailings embarking every Monday from Havana, Cuba and every Friday from Montego Bay, Jamaica from December 22nd, 2014 to March 30th, 2015. Travellers can take advantage of Cuba Cruise’s Early Bird Discount and book their next winter escape beginning March 2014. …
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Cuba Cruise has pulled out all the stops this season, inviting world-class entertainers from Montreal’s Cirque Fantastic Concept, founded by Cirque du Soleil performer Marie-Josée Lévesque, to share their talents aboard the 7-night sailing. Aerialists, acrobats, illusionists and jugglers from the Quebec troupe join eclectic Cuban performers to present a fun-filled Canadian and Cuban fusion of music, dance, energy, rhythm, comedy, humour and circus arts, guaranteed to wow audiences aboard the exclusive cruise. Throughout the relaxing journey, …
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