Carnival Conquest

Carnival Conquest at a Glance

Carnival Conquest is operated by Carnival Cruise Line and sails the Caribbean year-round from Miami. Here is what to know before you dive into the detail:

• Home port: Miami, Florida — all current sailings depart here
• Regions: Caribbean and Western Caribbean
• Trip lengths: up to 14 nights
• Cabin grades: inside, sea-view, balcony and suite
• Operated by: Carnival Cruise Line

Every sailing in our current inventory departs from Miami, Florida, making Conquest a natural fit for a fly-cruise holiday. Ports of call across available itineraries include the Bahamas, U.S. Virgin Islands, Barbados, Antigua and Barbuda, Saint Lucia, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Dominica, the Netherlands Antilles, Mexico, and Martinique (France), giving you a wide sweep of the Caribbean basin to choose from.

Cabins on Carnival Conquest

Carnival Conquest offers four grades of accommodation, from compact inside cabins to a generous top-deck suite, and the right choice depends on how much time you plan to spend in your room.

The Captain’s Suite (CS) is the flagship cabin at 47 m², with a separate bedroom and living room, and sleeps up to five guests. If you want meaningful space to spread out — somewhere the family can sit together without retreating to a bar — this is the grade to consider.

Step down to the Balcony cabin (8A) at 17 m² and you gain something the suites share but the inside grades cannot offer: a private outdoor space of your own, directly off the cabin. At 17 m² the room itself is compact, but for morning coffee with a sea view or watching the ship ease into port, that balcony earns its keep. This grade sleeps up to four guests.

If a balcony is not a priority, the Sea-view cabin (6A) gives you a large porthole with an unobstructed outlook — real natural light and a connection to the sea without the balcony premium. For guests who are out on deck most of the day, this is often the sharper choice.

The Inside cabin with porthole (4J) at 16 m² is the most affordable grade with any external view. Its porthole is partially obstructed, but at 1 m² more than the standard inside grades (4A–4H), it offers a little extra breathing room for up to four guests who plan to use the cabin mainly for sleeping.

Full deck plans and every cabin grade are on the Carnival Conquest cabins and deck plans page.

Where Carnival Conquest Sails

All sailings in our inventory are Caribbean itineraries departing from Miami, Florida, covering both the main Caribbean and the Western Caribbean. Itineraries run to a maximum of 14 nights, and the range of ports means you can choose a sailing that focuses on the island-hopping Eastern Caribbean or one that heads west towards Mexico and the Yucatán coast.

If you want to browse by length or season, our Caribbean cruises from Miami search is the most direct route — it is filtered to exactly this ship’s home port and region. For the longest itineraries, 14-night Caribbean cruises shows every two-week sailing we sell in the region. You can also browse Caribbean cruises in 2026 or look at Caribbean Christmas cruises for 2026 if a festive sailing is on your mind.

Because every sailing departs from Miami, flying from the UK is part of the trip. We can book the flights, any hotel nights in Miami before or after, and the transfers, all as a single Cruise1st Package — one booking, one point of contact.

Booking Carnival Conquest with Cruise1st

As one of the UK’s leading cruise specialists, Cruise1st has specialist knowledge of Carnival Cruise Line — not just a general travel-agent listing. That means the advice you get on the phone is specific: which cabin grade works for your group size, whether the balcony is worth it on a given itinerary, which fare inclusions suit your travel style.

Because Carnival Conquest sails from Miami, the cruise is the middle of a longer trip for UK travellers. Our team books the flights, the hotel either side and the transfers as one holiday, so nothing falls between the cracks. Browse Carnival cruises from the UK to see the full range we sell, or look at Caribbean fly-cruises in 2027 if you want a broader search across lines and ships.

Current sailings start from £123pp*.

Alternatives to Carnival Conquest

If you are weighing up your options, two other ships cover very similar Caribbean itineraries from the same ports and are worth a look.

MSC Seaside, sailing with MSC Cruises, departs from the same ports and calls at many of the same Caribbean countries — including the United States, Bahamas and Mexico. It is a straight alternative with no flight difference: same kind of trip, different line and on-board experience.

Allure of the Seas, sailing with Royal Caribbean, also leaves from the same ports and shares around 79% of the same destination countries, including the Bahamas, U.S. Virgin Islands and Mexico. Again, no additional flight is required — it is a like-for-like Caribbean fly-cruise from Miami.

You can also compare other ships in the Carnival fleet: Carnival Celebration, Carnival Legend, Carnival Panorama, Carnival Sunshine, Carnival Adventure, and Carnival Venezia are all ships in the Carnival Cruise Line fleet you may be choosing between.

Common Questions About Carnival Conquest

Do I Need to Fly to Join Carnival Conquest?

Yes — all current sailings depart from Miami, Florida, in the United States, so UK travellers will need to fly. Cruise1st can book your flights, Miami hotel and transfers alongside the cruise as a single Cruise1st Package, so the whole trip sits on one booking.

Which Cabin Grade Is Best for Families?

Both the Captain’s Suite (CS) and the Inside cabin with porthole (4J) sleep up to five guests, and the Balcony cabin (8A) sleeps four. For families who want room to move around, the Captain’s Suite at 47 m² with its separate bedroom and living room is the most spacious option. For value-focused families who spend most of their time on deck, the 4J gives a little more floor space than a standard inside cabin at a fraction of the suite price.

What Is the Longest Itinerary Available on Carnival Conquest?

The longest sailings in our current inventory run to 14 nights. You can see every two-week option across the Caribbean on our 14-night Caribbean cruises page.

Can I See Caribbean Cruises from Miami Without Flying Elsewhere in the US?

Yes — Miami, Florida is the single departure port for all Carnival Conquest sailings we currently list. Our Caribbean cruises from Miami page is filtered to that port and region, so every result is directly relevant.

Which Caribbean Countries Does Carnival Conquest Visit?

Across its itineraries, Carnival Conquest calls at ports in the Bahamas, U.S. Virgin Islands, Barbados, Antigua and Barbuda, Saint Lucia, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Dominica, the Netherlands Antilles, Mexico, and Martinique (France), as well as ports in the continental United States. The exact ports depend on the itinerary you choose — check the individual sailing details for a full port list.