Cruises on Carnival Miracle

Carnival Miracle - Carnival Cruises

The Carnival Miracle is aptly named - a phenomenon of modern cruise line engineering - she provides passengers the best of luxury travel and amusements as they slip across the ocean. One of Carnival’s ‘Spirit Class’ vessels, she offers Caribbean cruises from Fort Lauderdale, Florida and New York, New York during the winter months with ports of call in Grand Cayman, Jamaica, Costa Maya, Mexico; Belize, and Cozumel, Mexico and Southern Caribbean cruises to St. Lucia and St. Kitts. 

Weighing in at 88, 500 tons and carrying up to 2,124 passengers, she is a large to large mid-sized vessel, but the deck-plan is easily negotiable on foot. Aboard a Carnival Miracle cruise, you’ll find a wonderfully inventive interior design, with guest passages decorated with drawings of famous cultural heroes, like Robsinon Crusoe and Robin Hood, for example, then a ‘Metropolis’- themed atrium and lobby, and ‘Gotham’ lounge. Diners will find excellent cuisine in the cruiser’s Lido buffet and Nick and Nora’s Steakhouse resturant. 

Facilities on Carnival Miracle 

Aboard Carnival Cruise’s Carnival Miracle, there’s a fine selection of dining options. The main restaurant, The Bacchus Dining Room, named after the god of wine, a lavishly decorated eatery, offers a varied cuisine, from the Spa Carnival, low-carb, to vegetarian options, catering amply for all. Here you can find also great breakfast menu, with French toast, omelettes, eggs benedict and fresh juices. Then there’s Nick and Nora’s Steakhouse, with its Manhattan themed décor and its steaks done to perfection, for those wishing to take an aesthetes approach to dining. There’s also a Lido buffet option, alongside 24 hour pizzeria and frozen yoghurt/ice cream station, for those hunger pangs. You’ll also find a room service around the clock – with yoghurts, pastries, fruit, breads, tea and coffee.

On the Carnival Miracle cruise, the entertainment options are greatly varied – for adults there’s those from the Mad Hatter’s Ball, a plushly decorated show lounge, alongside the stylish Batman-themed Gotham lounge, then there’s Frankenstein Lab, an exciting 2-deck disco. You’ll find Mr Lucky’s Casino for gambling excursions, a piano bar, and then for those looking to enjoy 50s, 60s and 70s classic rock and R’n’B, there’s Frankie and Johnny’s.

For children and teens, the range is similarly enormous. Pinocchio’s Club is a colourful adult-free zone, where kids from 2-11 years old can roam and engage in a variety of activities, from Play Station and watching movies, to a Dance Dance Revolution programme. For teens, there’s the Club 02, where they can enjoy their own parties, movies and shore excursions.

There’s also a multi-level fitness centre and Sports Deck for those looking burn off the tempting cuisine or keep to their schedule on the ocean. And to cap it off, for everyone, there’s four swimming pools, with a Twister Waterslide – a three-deck-high fall through heart-stopping bends and curves.