Carnival Cruise to Nowhere

A Carnival Cruise to Nowhere is ideal for first-time cruisers, who are short on time and money, but still want to experience all the amenities a luxury ocean liner has to offer.

Relax on a Carnival Cruise to Nowhere.

If you have always dreamed of setting sail on a fun-filled high seas adventure, but didn't know where to start, Carnival Cruise Line has come up with the perfect solution--a cruise to nowhere.

The popular cruise line only offers these unique two-day getaways once a year and they fill-up rather quickly. The concept behind the voyage is simple: sample everything Carnival's ships have to offer without spending a fortune or having to be away from home for a long period of time. The itinerary for a Carnival Cruise to Nowhere is just as simple: depart and return. During the 2009-2010 season Carnival's Cruise to Nowhere departs from New York City and Norfolk, Virginia. The ships sail out into the Atlantic and back without stopping at any other ports.

Enjoy spectacular sunsets on a cruise to nowhere.

By booking a Carnival Cruise Line trip to nowhere, you escape the pressure of sticking to a rigid itinerary. Since there are no ports of call, you have the luxury of exploring the luxurious vessels at your own pace. What’s more, your uninterrupted journey allows you the opportunity to sample on-board services you might otherwise pass up if you were traveling on a cruise that offered various shore excursions.

Other advantages of taking a cruise to nowhere include:

• Low price: The cost of a journey to nowhere is dramatically lower than a traditional Carnival cruise. Whereas a two-day cruise to the Bahamas in an ocean-view cabin would cost upwards of a thousand dollars, Carnival's Cruise to Nowhere in the same stateroom would run about 50 percent less.

• Great getaway: A cruise to nowhere is perfect for those looking for a quick escape from the chaos of everyday life. The short itinerary means that you don’t have to deplete your vacation time to unwind, be pampered, and enjoy life on the high seas.

• Unlimited access: During your voyage to nowhere you are given unlimited access to the ship's various amenities from the pools and the spas to the casinos and restaurants.

• Family-friendly: Carnival's trip to nowhere has something for everyone. The cruise caters to families traveling with children of all ages, and includes onboard games, projects and other fun activities to keep children busy and parents happy.

Cruises to nowhere are fantastic opportunities to sample everything that makes Carnival ships so memorable. Some of the fantastic onboard amenities available on voyages to nowhere include:

• Fine dining
• Deluxe spas
• Friendly casinos
• Duty-free shopping
• Las Vegas-style shows
• Multiple pools
• Cutting-edge waterslides
• Luxurious libraries
• High-tech Internet cafes
• Relaxing lounges
• Giant theaters
• Large balconies
• Spacious staterooms

Carnival employs some of its largest "fun ships" to cruise to nowhere including the popular Carnival Miracle (departing from New York) and Carnival Triumph (departing from Norfolk).

This vessel is considered a marvel of modern cruise engineering and is highlighted by an 11-story Metropolis atrium with a ruby-red glass ceiling. The ship also includes a three-deck high waterslide that features a bevy of jaw-dropping twists and turns. Carnival Miracle is also home to Camp Carnival, which is specially designed for children under the age of 12. It includes supervised kid-friendly activities, including finger painting, swimming and storytelling. For tweens, the ship features the "Circle C," a fun-filled lounge loaded with games, movies, karaoke and more.

Carnival Triumph offers a huge vacation playground that measures more than three football fields long. It comes equipped with:

• Four swimming pools
• Seven whirlpools
• A full-sized casino
• A nine-hole mini-golf course
• Padded jogging track

Passengers of all ages will also enjoy the new Carnival Triumph Seaside Theatre, which features a 12-foot by 22-foot jumbo-sized LED screen with a crystal-clear picture and a 70,000-watt, surround-sound audio system.

If you are interested in taking a cruise to nowhere, it's best to book early. Space is limited and the cruise only sets sail once a year from each port. You can reserve your spot by visiting Carnival’s website or contacting your local travel agent.

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