Carnival Breeze
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Carnival Breeze
The Carnival Breeze by Carnival Cruise Line is a cruise ship offering Caribbean itineraries. This page provides information about staterooms and suites, restaurants, bars, family activities, entertainment, the Cloud 9 Spa, shore excursions, and destinations visited. Travelers will find essential details to explore the onboard experience, compare available options, and plan a cruise that matches their preferences with the expertise of Voyages Aqua Terra.
Itineraries of the Carnival Breeze
Price and Availability Notice
Prices displayed are provided for informational purposes only. They reflect the rates in effect at the time of their most recent update and are shown in Canadian dollars, per person, based on double occupancy, unless otherwise specified.
Supplier rates, exchange rates, taxes and fees, room or cabin categories, and promotions are subject to change at any time. The applicable price is the one confirmed by a travel advisor at the time of booking, subject to availability. Only the confirmed price shall be considered valid.
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decks plans
Deck - 15
Serenity
Deck - 14
Deck - 12
Spa and Sports
Deck - 11
Deck - 10
Lido
Deck - 9
Deck - 8
Deck - 7
Deck - 6
Deck - 5
Promenade
Deck - 4
Mezzanine
Deck - 3
Lobby
Deck - 2
Deck - 1
Ship's attributes
Services And Amenities
- Casino
- Pool
- Spa & body care
Specific needs
- Wheelchair accessible staterooms
Technical specifications
- Classe: Dream Class
- Tonnage: 130000
- Speed: 20.0 knots
- Passengers: 3690
- Decks: 14
- Length: 306 m
- Width: 37 m
History
- 2012: Année de construction
- 3 juin 2012: Date d'inauguration
- 2017: Année de rénovation
Frequently Asked Questions
Travellers who want a short, high-energy cruise without crossing the continent. Breeze mostly sells 4-, 5- and 6-day sailings out of Galveston, with a heavily Texan and Louisianan crowd, plenty of groups, bachelorette parties and first-time cruisers. It is not the ship for anyone looking for quiet or for careful cooking.
Structurally almost nothing: same Dream class, same 130,000 gross tons, same 3,690 guests at double occupancy, same 306-metre length. Breeze has Bonsai Sushi and Pizza Pirate; Magic has Seafood Shack and Pizzeria del Capitano. The real difference is the port: Galveston and short cruises for Breeze, Miami and longer ones for Magic.
130,000 gross tons, 306 metres long, 37 metres wide, 14 guest-accessible decks and 1,845 staterooms. Official capacity is 3,690 guests at double occupancy, but with every berth filled the ship approaches 4,700 guests, plus 1,386 crew. On a 4-day cruise that density is felt mostly at the buffet and around the pool.
On a 4- or 5-day cruise an interior cabin makes sense — you barely spend time in it. If you pay for a balcony, take one midship on deck 7 or 8, away from the Lido deck and the Liquid Nightclub. Cloud 9 Spa cabins include access to the thermal suite. The ship also offers staterooms sleeping five.
Included in the fare: the main dining rooms, the buffet, Guy's Burger Joint, BlueIguana Cantina, Pizza Pirate, the Carnival Deli and the Mongolian Wok. Extra charge: Bonsai Sushi, Cucina del Capitano, the Fahrenheit 555 steakhouse and Guy's Pig & Anchor. For activities, WaterWorks holds the Twister, a water slide close to 100 metres long, and SportSquare offers a suspended ropes course.
Galveston, Texas, year-round since December 2016. It currently runs 4-, 5- and 6-day Western Caribbean cruises to Cozumel and Progreso in the Yucatán. From May 2027 it switches to 7-day Western and Eastern Caribbean itineraries. From Montreal, plan on a flight to Houston and roughly 110 kilometres of road to the port.
Delivered on 3 June 2012 by Fincantieri's Monfalcone yard in Italy. It is the newest of the three Dream-class ships, which still makes it 14 years old. Its last significant refit was in March and April 2022: carpets, upholstery, tiling and an enlarged smoke-free casino. Another drydock is scheduled for the first quarter of 2027. Until then, the ship shows its age in places.
The format first: on a 5-day cruise, two days are spent at sea and only two port calls remain. Then Progreso, whose pier runs more than 6 kilometres out to sea — you take a shuttle to reach land, and the town underwhelms anyone hoping for another Cozumel. Finally the crowds and the noise level, which Carnival owns but which are real.
Included: your stateroom, the main dining rooms, the buffet, Guy's Burger Joint, BlueIguana Cantina, Pizza Pirate, the Carnival Deli, Playlist Productions shows, the Punchliner Comedy Club, WaterWorks, SportSquare and the kids' clubs. Extra: Bonsai Sushi, Cucina del Capitano, the Fahrenheit 555 steakhouse, Guy's Pig & Anchor, alcoholic drinks, internet, the spa and shore excursions.
They are added daily to your Sail & Sign account, per person including children, and vary by stateroom category. On a 4-day cruise the total stays modest; on the 7-day itineraries starting in May 2027 it roughly doubles. You may prepay. Carnival changed its rates in April 2026, so ask your travel counsellor for the amount currently in force.
Less often than people assume. On a 4-day sailing, the first and last days are cut short by embarkation and disembarkation, which leaves little time to justify a package charged for the full length of the cruise. Remember: every occupant of the stateroom aged 21 and over must buy it, and the limit is 15 alcoholic drinks per 24 hours.
Well enough with the right plan, and the Gulf of Mexico gives decent coverage. Three tiers are sold: Social, Value and Premium, the last allowing video streaming and video calls. One device at a time unless you take the multi-device option. On a 4-day cruise many guests simply go without, or use the free networks in Cozumel's shops and restaurants.
Yes, and a short cruise is a sensible format for a family's first try. Camp Ocean takes ages 2 to 11, Circle "C" covers 12 to 14, Club O2 covers 15 to 17, and the Seuss at Sea program adds a themed breakfast. Children must be toilet-trained to use the pools. The WaterWorks Twister has a minimum height requirement.
Yes. Carnival Rewards has replaced the line's former loyalty program since 2026, on every ship including Carnival Breeze. Status is now earned through stars tied to qualifying spend rather than nights sailed — a change that works against anyone who built status by stacking short cruises like Breeze's. Status already earned was carried across.
Yes, in part. Any booking made through an agency holding a Quebec licence is covered by the Compensation Fund for Customers of Travel Agents, which protects money paid if the supplier or the agency fails to deliver. A mandatory contribution is added to the invoice. The fund does not replace medical or cancellation insurance, which remain essential for travel to the United States.
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