Carnival Firenze — Upcoming Port Calls & Shore Excursions

Carnival Firenze, operated by Carnival Cruise Line, sails itineraries that include a wide range of Caribbean and Dominican Republic ports. With 164 recorded calls and 215 active tours listed at these destinations, travelers can choose from a variety of shore experiences that highlight the region’s natural beauty, history, and culture.

Ports of Call & Shore Experiences

At Amber Cove (Dominican Republic), visitors can explore the nearby historic city of Puerto Plata, ride the cable car up Mount Isabel de Torres, or relax on the beach. In Belize City, excursions often include barrier reef snorkeling, cave tubing through limestone caverns, or visits to Mayan ruins. Bridgetown, Barbados, offers catamaran sails along the coast, rum distillery tours, and snorkeling with sea turtles. Castries, St. Lucia, is a gateway to the Pitons, volcanic mud baths, and rainforest zip-lining. Catalina Island (Dominican Republic) is a private reserve ideal for snorkeling, beach lounging, and nature walks. Cozumel, Mexico, features world-class scuba diving at Palancar Reef, Mayan archaeological sites, and tequila tastings. George Town, Grand Cayman, is known for Stingray City, Seven Mile Beach, and turtle encounters. Grand Turk offers horseback riding along the shore, historic lighthouse tours, and wall diving. Half Moon Cay, a private Bahamian island, provides pristine beaches, watersports, and nature trails. King’s Wharf, Bermuda, invites travelers to explore the Royal Naval Dockyard, glass-bottom boat tours, and pink-sand beaches. Montego Bay, Jamaica, is known for Dunn’s River Falls, river rafting on the Martha Brae, and reggae cultural tours. Nassau, Bahamas, offers Atlantis Aquaventure, historic Fort Fincastle, and swimming with pigs. Oranjestad, Aruba, features Eagle Beach, Arikok National Park, and Alto Vista Chapel. Philipsburg, St. Maarten, is famous for Maho Beach, Orient Bay, and shopping on Front Street. Roatan, Honduras, offers barrier reef snorkeling, ziplining, and sloth sanctuary visits. San Juan, Puerto Rico, provides Old Town walking tours, El Morro fortress, and bio bay kayaking. St. George’s, Grenada, is known for spice plantations, Grand Anse Beach, and underwater sculpture park snorkeling. St. John’s, Antigua, offers Nelson’s Dockyard, Shirley Heights Lookout, and 365 beaches. St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, features Magens Bay, Skyride to Paradise Point, and Blackbeard’s Castle.