Carnival Miracle The Carnival Miracle is scheduled to sail from Galveston again in 2026 and 2027 according to an announcement made by Carnival Cruise Line early last week. This deployment will not be the Carnival Miracle's first time from Galveston as the ship is scheduled to sail seasonally from Galveston in late 2024 through spring 2025.
Carnival has a multiple itineraries planned for the Carnival Miracle's 2026-2027 season sailing from Galveston. The ship will offer 4 and 5 day options for guests wanting to take shorter cruises as well as some 10 day cruise options. 4 night cruises typically sail to Cozumel and 5 night cruises typically sail to Cozumel & Progreso. The 10 day cruise options have numerous scheduled ports of call including an option with planned visits to Celebration Key, Half Moon Cay, Grand Turk, and Amber Cove. Another option includes Belize, Mahogany Bay, and Montego Bay. Carnival also plans to offer an itinerary that visits Costa Rica and Colon. Guests can purchase an excursion to tour the Panama Canal on this option (the cruise itself is does not sail on the Panama Canal).
For more information about the Carnival Miracle's recent deployment please click here for Carnival Cruise Line's website (link will take you away from RyG's Cruise Guide).
Carnival has a multiple itineraries planned for the Carnival Miracle's 2026-2027 season sailing from Galveston. The ship will offer 4 and 5 day options for guests wanting to take shorter cruises as well as some 10 day cruise options. 4 night cruises typically sail to Cozumel and 5 night cruises typically sail to Cozumel & Progreso. The 10 day cruise options have numerous scheduled ports of call including an option with planned visits to Celebration Key, Half Moon Cay, Grand Turk, and Amber Cove. Another option includes Belize, Mahogany Bay, and Montego Bay. Carnival also plans to offer an itinerary that visits Costa Rica and Colon. Guests can purchase an excursion to tour the Panama Canal on this option (the cruise itself is does not sail on the Panama Canal).
For more information about the Carnival Miracle's recent deployment please click here for Carnival Cruise Line's website (link will take you away from RyG's Cruise Guide).