Carnival Panorama to Offer Year-Round Cruises on the West Coast!
Carnival Cruise Line has announced that the Carnival Panorama will maintain its year-round service from Long Beach, California. Built in 2019, the ship is set to provide weeklong cruises to the Mexican Riviera, with over 50 cruises now available for booking.
The itinerary includes six-day journeys with stops at popular destinations such as Cabo San Lucas and Ensenada. Cabo San Lucas offers an extended stay, allowing guests to enjoy its beaches, water sports, and vibrant nightlife. Meanwhile, Ensenada is recognized for its wine country and cultural attractions.
For those opting for eight-day cruises, the Panorama will visit four distinct locations: Cabo San Lucas, La Paz, Mazatlán, and Puerto Vallarta. Guests can expect to take in beautiful waterfronts, historic towns, and the rich culture of Mexico throughout their journey.
This expansion of itineraries is part of Carnival’s initiative to provide diverse cruise options from California, leveraging the convenience of Long Beach as a departure point.
In related news, Carnival has shared its deployment plans for the 2027-28 seasons, which will include the Carnival Spirit and Carnival Legend operating in Alaska, and the Carnival Luminosa returning to San Francisco. Additionally, Carnival is set to increase its capacity from New Orleans with the return of the Carnival Dream, which will operate four- and five-night cruises to Mexico starting in May 2027.
For more information on Carnival’s deployment plans, you can visit the links below:
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