Unpack once. Let the world come to you.
A cruise can be the easiest travel you'll ever do — if the ship matches the traveler. That match is exactly what I'm here to make.
Bahamas Carnival Cruise 2027
Carnival Pride group sailing — April 25 to May 2, 2027, round-trip from Baltimore. Everyone is welcome: family, friends of friends, and solo travelers who'd like to join a warm, easygoing group.
Itinerary
- Sun, Apr 25, 2027Baltimore, MD — depart 4:30 PM
- Mon, Apr 26Fun day at sea
- Tue, Apr 27Fun day at sea
- Wed, Apr 28Relaxaway, Half Moon Cay — 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
- Thu, Apr 29Nassau — 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- Fri, Apr 30Celebration Key — 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM
- Sat, May 1Fun day at sea
- Sun, May 2, 2027Baltimore, MD — arrive 10:00 AM
Pricing — all inclusive
Per person, and it includes your cabin, taxes, port fees, Carnival travel insurance, and gratuities. No hidden surprises.
| Cabin | Double | Quad |
|---|---|---|
| Interior (inside) (4A) | $1,068 | $805 |
| Oceanview (6A) | $1,182 | $942 |
| Balcony (8B) | $1,228 | $944.50 |
Traveling solo, or want a cabin style not listed? Reach out and I'll arrange it — we already have several solo cruisers in the group. Pre- and post-cruise hotels, port parking, drink packages and Wi-Fi can all be added. Pricing is subject to change by Carnival as we approach 2027; I monitor it and keep you updated.
Easy payment plan
A $250 per person deposit secures your spot, payable in two $125 installments. Deposits are non-refundable. Solo travelers pay the double-occupancy deposit of $500.
Final payment for all cabins is due January 5, 2027.
Bonus: my standard $150 planning & research fee is waived when you book this cruise.
Not all ships — or travelers — are the same.
Ocean cruises
Caribbean warmth, Mediterranean history, Alaskan glaciers — from lively family ships to quiet, elegant small vessels.
River cruises
Small ships that dock in the center of town. Perfect for travelers who want Europe unhurried and unpacked.
Expedition sailings
Galápagos, Antarctica, the Norwegian coast — naturalists on board and wildlife off the bow.
Group cruises
Blocked cabins, private group events, shared dining tables, and amenities your group earns together.
Let's find your ship.
- Do you want a lively ship or a quiet one?
- Is this about the destinations, or the days at sea?
- Who's coming — kids, grandparents, friends, or just the two of you?
- Would you rather cross an ocean or drift down a river?
- What's your idea of a perfect port day?
- Have you cruised before? What did you love or wish were different?
Cruise questions
- There are so many cruise lines. How do I choose?
- You don't have to. Tell me who's traveling and how you like to spend a day, and I'll narrow hundreds of ships down to two or three that genuinely fit.
- Is a cruise good for a first big trip?
- Often it's the perfect first step — one unpacking, predictable costs, and a gentle introduction to several places at once.
- Can you book excursions too?
- Yes, and I'll steer you toward smaller local operators when they offer a better experience than the ship's crowded version.
- Do I need travel protection for a cruise?
- I strongly recommend it. Cruise fares are often non-refundable well before departure, and medical care at sea is billed separately. See the travel protection page for details.
- Can my group have private events on board?
- With enough cabins booked together, yes — cocktail parties, private dining, and onboard credit are common group benefits.
Ready to choose the right ship?
Tell me how you like to spend a day, and I'll do the comparing for you.