4 Night Bahamas Cruise aboard the Carnival Sunrise
Join the Carnival Sunrise and prepare for four nights of leisurely travel around the Caribbean from Miami and back again!
This trip is special because you'll exclusively stop in unusual destinations such as Celebration Key and Half Moon Cay. This route is a typical one for the Sunrise.
Offered at under $85 per day, this is an excellent value. This price is the total you pay, no surprises.
The Carnival Sunrise
The Sunrise Carnival, based in Miami and refurbished just two years ago in 2024, is a Destiny class cruise ship that can accomodate comfortably more than 2,900 passengers.
Want to enjoy the view from the Skycourse ropes course? This feature is exclusive to Carnival and is found aboard the Sunrise Carnival.
The Sunrise Carnival also offers a spa, a gym, a basketball court, a jacuzzi, a waterslide, and a casino.
- Ship class
- Destiny
- Built
- 1999
- Refurbished
- 2024
- Guests
- 2,984
- Crew
- 1,108
- Length
- 892 ft
Your Itinerary
This cruise spends two port days and one sea day. High points include visits to less common ports like Celebration Key and Half Moon Cay.
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Book Your Cruise
Since it was first listed on November 7th of last year, The price of a stateroom on this sailing has fluctuated between $307 and $384 inclusive of taxes and port fees. Today this cruise is only $20 more expensive than the all time low of $307 so secure your stateroom now before it goes up.
Photos show a typical cabin in each class. Layout and decor vary by category.
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One page with the route, the day-by-day schedule, typical weather and a notes box for each day.
Alternate Sailings
The Sunrise sails this route four times this year plus sixteen times next year. The same itinerary is also sailed by the Conquest and Firenze. In the accompanying graphic you can see a visualization of when this ship sails as well as the relative price.
Last Updated: Oct 9, 2026
Last Modified: Sep 11, 2026