Carnival Magic — Upcoming Port Calls & Shore Excursions

Carnival Magic, operated by Carnival Cruise Line, sails Caribbean itineraries that include the Dominican Republic’s Amber Cove alongside other sun-drenched ports. With 242 recorded calls at these destinations and 215 active tours listed, travelers can explore a wide range of shore experiences.

Ports of Call and Shore Experiences

• Amber Cove (Dominican Republic): A private port near Puerto Plata, offering access to historic forts, waterfalls like Damajagua, and cable-car rides up Mount Isabel de Torres.
• George Town (Grand Cayman): Known for Seven Mile Beach, Stingray City sandbars, and duty-free shopping.
• Grand Turk (Turks and Caicos): Features a long beach near the pier, the historic lighthouse, and snorkeling at Gibbs Cay.
• Half Moon Cay (Bahamas): Carnival’s private island with a white-sand beach, horseback riding, and stingray encounters.
• Montego Bay (Jamaica): Offers Dunn’s River Falls excursions, river tubing on the Martha Brae, and shopping at the Hip Strip.
• Nassau (Bahamas): Includes Atlantis Resort’s aquariums and water park, historic Fort Charlotte, and Junkanoo Beach.
• Ocho Rios (Jamaica): Known for Dunn’s River Falls, Blue Hole waterfalls, and Bob Marley’s Nine Mile tour.
• Oranjestad (Aruba): Features Eagle Beach, Arikok National Park, and the California Lighthouse.
• Philipsburg (St. Maarten): Offers Great Bay Beach, Maho Beach for plane-spotting, and duty-free shopping.
• Princess Cays (Bahamas): Carnival’s private beach retreat with water sports, snorkeling, and clamshell rentals.
• San Juan (Puerto Rico): Walk the cobblestone streets of Old San Juan, visit El Morro fortress, and sample local cuisine.
• St. Thomas (U.S. Virgin Islands): Includes Magens Bay Beach, Charlotte Amalie shopping, and Skyride to Paradise Point.
• Willemstad (Curaçao): Known for colorful Handelskade buildings, Queen Emma Bridge, and Curacao liqueur distillery tours.