Weekend Bahamas cruises from Miami on the ship that started the Conquest Class.
Best for: South Florida drive-to guests, first-time cruisers and families who want a three- or four-day Bahamas getaway from Miami with Celebration Key on every sailing. Sails from Miami in 2026 and 2027.
Carnival Conquest entered service in December 2002 as the first of Carnival’s Conquest Class, built by Fincantieri in Monfalcone, Italy. At 110,000 gross tons and 952 feet long she carries 2,980 guests with 1,150 crew on 13 decks, and her interiors take their names from the French Impressionists, from the Renoir and Monet dining rooms up. She came out of her most recent refit at Grand Bahama Shipyard in February 2026 with refreshed public rooms, casino and retail spaces.
This is a ship for guests who want a short, easy escape rather than a long voyage. The Lido deck has Guy’s Burger Joint, BlueIguana Cantina and the Carnival Deli alongside the buffet, with the Steakhouse, Bonsai Sushi Express, Seafood Shack and the Chef’s Table as pay-extra choices. Evenings run through Playlist Productions shows, the Punchliner Comedy Club, Alchemy Bar, RedFrog Rum Bar and the Heroes Tribute Bar & Lounge, while Serenity gives adults a retreat of their own.
Carnival Conquest is homeported year-round at PortMiami through 2026, 2027 and into 2028. Three-day weekend cruises visit Celebration Key, Carnival’s Grand Bahama destination, and four-day sailings add RelaxAway, Half Moon Cay or Princess Cays, with five-day options in 2027. Longer Carnival Journeys voyages break up the schedule: an 11-day Southern Caribbean cruise departs January 11, 2027, and two more Journeys sail in November 2027. She suits South Florida drive-to guests, first-time cruisers and anyone adding a cruise to a Miami trip.
Three- and four-day Bahamas cruises from Miami, every one calling at Celebration Key
Guy’s Burger Joint, BlueIguana Cantina and the Carnival Deli included on the Lido deck
Steakhouse, Seafood Shack, Bonsai Sushi Express and the Chef’s Table for a special night
Alchemy Bar, RedFrog Rum Bar, BlueIguana Tequila Bar and the Heroes Tribute Bar & Lounge
Playlist Productions song-and-dance shows and the Punchliner Comedy Club
Serenity Adult-Only Retreat and Dive-In Movies on the big screen by the pool
Camp Ocean and Seuss at Sea for kids, with a dance club and show lounges for the grown-ups
Refreshed in a February 2026 dry dock at Grand Bahama Shipyard
Staterooms and suites
Interior
The best-value way to sail a short Bahamas cruise, in standard Interior rooms, Interior Upper/Lower rooms with a twin bed plus an upper Pullman or sofa bed, Porthole rooms on the lower decks and Interior with Picture Window rooms that look onto the walkway.
Ocean View
Picture-window rooms including Scenic Ocean View rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows and some Ocean View (Obstructed View) rooms behind the lifeboats, a good middle ground for couples who want natural light.
Balcony
Standard Balcony rooms, Premium Balcony rooms with more space, Aft-View Extended Balcony rooms looking over the wake and Premium Vista Balcony rooms that wrap around the aft corners of the ship.
Suites
Ocean Suites with a walk-in closet and whirlpool tub, Grand Suites with a larger balcony and dressing area, and the Captain’s Suite with a king bed, two full bathrooms and a separate living room that sleeps another three; all suites include priority check-in and boarding, priority Main Dining Room time, priority specialty reservations, bathrobes and one bag of wash-and-fold laundry per cruise.
Carnival Conquest deck plans
Deck by deck, straight from our booking engine: the plan, the stateroom categories on that deck and the public rooms. Pick a deck.
Deck 14 - Sky
Pool Slide Entrance
SerenitySerenity Adult-Only Retreat is a place to reconnect with a partner, finish a book, or simply enjoy complete relaxation.
Deck 12 - Sun
Camp Ocean, Mini Golf, Serenity.
Camp OceanOnce your kids discover Camp Carnival, they’ll never want to leave.
SerenitySerenity Adult-Only Retreat is a place to reconnect with a partner, finish a book, or simply enjoy complete relaxation.
Mini GolfMini Golf offers a playful take on the game, with well-manicured fairways featuring surprises such as a cactus and a treasure chest.
Fitness CenterVacation is actually a great time to hit the gym, and here is a good gym to hit.
Massage RoomIf you are all about feeling good, they have got a massage to match.
Spa CarnivalThis spa features premium beauty and wellness therapies for premium results.
Sport DeckAction lovers, get excited. SportSquare is packed with fitness fun from table games to a ropes course.
Jogging TrackEnjoy a run with a view.
Deck 10 - Panorama
SkyDome, Steakhouse, Carnival Seaside Theatre, The Point, The Stars Pool, Spas, Staterooms.
8E Balcony Stateroom8F Balcony Stateroom4J Interior Stateroom with Picture Window (Walkway View)4H Interior Stateroom
The Stars PoolFor a cool day at sea, make it a pool day at sea.
Carnival Seaside TheatreSee the stars, under the stars. For real. Carnival’s Seaside Theatre screens big movie favorites all day and night.
The Point SteakhouseEnjoy signature steakhouse favourites any time, in the lively main dining room.
SteakhouseTurn your special vacation in the direction of delicious book a table for an unforgettably delectable evening at the onboard Steakhouse.
OL' Fashioned BBQOL' Fashioned BBQ.
Deck 9 - Lido
Blue Iguana Tequila Bar, Redfrog Rum Bar, Blue Iguana Cantina, Guyz Burger Joint, Grand Buffet, Sushi at Sea, The Deli, Restaurant Cezanne, Pizza Pirate, Seafood Shack, The Sky Pool, Spas.
Redfrog Rum BarGet into the island vibe at this tropical hangout, serving your fave rum drinks and our own private-label draft beer.
Bluelguana Teqaila BarFeel like a frozen tequila drink? How about an ice-cold Mexican beer? Grab a stool, amigo. This is where you wanna be.
PoolFor a cool day at sea, make a pool day at sea.
Bluelguana CantinaHead on down to the Mexican cantina, where the food is fresh and the atmosphere is fresher.
Guy's Burger JointTake a big juicy bite of one of the best burgers at sea, brought to you by none other than celebrity chef Guy Fieri.
Bonsai Sushi ExpressYour made to order sushi source at sea features a mouthwatering selection of sushi, sashimi, rolls and more - made to order.
The DeliThe Deli.
Restaurant CezanneThere's an international smorgasbord of deliciousness in this casual lido deck eatery.
Pizza PirateThis is the place that will shiver your timbers and warm you to the bone, 24 hours a day, with a Margherita, Funghi, Prosciutto, Pepperoni or Quatttro Formaggi pizza served with a delicious Caesar salad.
Seafood ShackSeafood Shack’s the place to cast your net. Imagine a New-England-style seaside spot where you can take it all in, enjoying a great meal complete with a side of ocean view.
Toulouse Lautrec Main Show Lounge, The Fun Shops, The Studio Atrium, Cherry On Top, Tahiti Casino, Impressionist Boulevard, Pixels Photo Gallery, Internet Cafe, Club O2, Henris Dance Club, Alchemy Bar, Vincent Bar, Stage, Blues Piano Bar, Degas Aft Lounge.
Toulouse Lautrec Main Show LoungeSit back and enjoy the performance, where every night is an extravaganza.
The Fun ShopsFind the perfect "fun ship" gift for friends,family or yourself.
AtriumThe Atrium, the entrance to the ship and the heart of the vessel, creates the first impression of the experience to come.
SkyBox Sports BarGet hands-on with a game, a drink… and high-fives galore! SkyBox Sports Bar gets you right onto the 50-yard line of onboard sports action.
Cherry On TopA cruise is the perfect time to treat yourself to something sweet.
Tahiti CasinoFeeling lucky? Try your hand at poker, black jack, roulette, and more.
Cafe FansTake a break from all the fun and grab a cup o' joe.
Club O2This is Club O2, the just for teens hangout on board carnival.
Alchemy BarFor the perfect antidote to all that pre-vacation stress, try a unique cocktail concocted by our resident mixologists.
Blues Piano BarFinally. A bar where singing along isn’t just tolerated, it’s strongly encouraged.
Vincent's BarSway along to the cool jazz tunes.
Degas Aft LoungeEnjoy a variety of entertainment here-comedy acts, karaoke, live music, act auctions and more.
Deck 4 - Atlantic
Toulouse Lautrec Main Show Lounge, The Fun Shops, Pixels Photo Gallery, Painters Library, Circle C, Renoir Restaurant, The Gallery Conference Room, Dreams Studio, Alfred's Bar, Monet Restaurant.
Toulouse Lautrec Main Show LoungeSit back and enjoy the performance, where every night is an extravaganza.
Painters' LibraryPainters' Library.
PixelsCarnival’s photographers capture memorable moments with professional use of lighting, backgrounds, and camera expertise in every shot.
Painters' LibraryCatch up on your reading, write family and friends back home or play board games.
Circle CWelcome to the ultimate hot spot for guests ages 12 to 14. And with all this fun happening, they’ll be LOLing in no time.
Renoir Forward RestaurantSink your teeth into a meal that will leave the best of impressions.
Club O2This is Club O2, the just-for-teens hangout on board Carnival.
Dreams StudioDreams Studio is a photographic oasis where professional photographers capture individuals, couples, groups, and families at their best during vacation.
Alfred's BarA great place to catch up with friends while enjoying a drink and some entertainment.
Monet RestaurantEnjoy an elegant, delectable and undeniably delicious dining experience.
Deck 3 - Lobby
Stage, Information, Toulouse Lautrec Main Show Lounge, Carnival Adventures, Guest Services, Artists Lobby, Art Gallery, Dining Room, Renior Restuarant, Monet Restaurant.
Toulouse Lautrec Main LoungeSit back and enjoy the performance, where every night is an extravaganza.
Dreams StudioDreams Studio is a photographic oasis where professional photographers capture individuals, couples, groups, and families at their best during vacation.
Artists' LobbyThe atrium is not only where you’ll find the grand staircase and wonder at the scenic high ceiling - it’s also the heart of any Carnival ship.
Dining RoomA premium selection of food options to your table every night.
Renoir RestaurantSink your teeth into a meal that will leave the best of impressions.
Monet RestaurantEnjoy an elegant, delectable and undeniably delicious dining experience.
Plans are the cruise line’s current drawings as supplied to our booking engine. Layouts change with refurbishments; your SmartCruiser advisor confirms the exact stateroom when you book.
On board Carnival Conquest
ZumbiniZSpaWatchesVincents Jazz BarVideo ArcadeTwister WaterslideTurtlesToulouse Lautrec Main Show LoungeThe Punchliner Comedy ClubThe Point SteakhouseThe Fun ShopsThe Chef's Table
Dining on Carnival Conquest
Lido MarketplaceIncluded
The main buffet with breakfast, lunch and dinner stations plus the Carnival Deli and late-night snacks.
Renoir and Monet Dining RoomsIncluded
Two Impressionist-themed main dining rooms with a three-course menu every night and Seaday Brunch on days at sea.
Guy’s Burger JointIncluded
Guy Fieri’s burgers and hand-cut fries by the pool.
BlueIguana CantinaIncluded
Made-to-order tacos and burritos on the Lido deck.
The Carnival DeliIncluded
Hot and cold sandwiches at lunch and into the evening.
SteakhouseSpecialty
Carnival’s reservation-only steakhouse with prime cuts, seafood and a full wine list.
Seafood ShackSpecialty
Casual lobster rolls, fish and chips and shrimp on the Lido deck, priced per item.
Bonsai Sushi ExpressSpecialty
Grab-and-go sushi rolls and bowls.
The Chef’s TableSpecialty
A multi-course chef-hosted dinner for a small group with a galley tour.
Entertainment and activities
Playlist Productions themed musical revues in the main show lounge
The Punchliner Comedy Club with family and adults-only sets
Alchemy Bar cocktails, RedFrog Rum Bar, BlueIguana Tequila Bar and the Heroes Tribute Bar & Lounge
Pools and hot tubs with Dive-In Movies on the poolside big screen
Serenity Adult-Only Retreat
Dance club, show lounges and the casino
Spa and fitness center
Families and who it suits
Camp Ocean runs supervised programs for ages 2 to 11 in three groups, Penguins (2 to 5), Stingrays (6 to 8) and Sharks (9 to 11), with Circle C for 12 to 14 year olds and Club O2 for teens 15 to 17. Seuss at Sea adds Dr. Seuss character storytime, a parade and the Green Eggs and Ham breakfast.
Best for: South Florida drive-to guests, first-time cruisers and families who want a three- or four-day Bahamas getaway from Miami with Celebration Key on every sailing.
Shore excursions in Carnival Conquest’s upcoming ports
The ports on Carnival Conquest’s next sailings. Pick one to see the tours Shore Excursions Group runs there, book before you sail and skip the line at the pier.
Ports from sailings departing Oct 26, 2026 onward; itineraries vary by date and your SmartCruiser advisor confirms the ports for your sailing. Tours are sold and operated by Shore Excursions Group, an independent tour company; SmartCruiser earns a commission on bookings made through these links at no extra cost to you.
Carnival Conquest questions we answer every day
How big is Carnival Conquest?
Carnival Conquest is 110,000 gross tons and 952 feet long with 13 decks. Carnival lists guest capacity at 2,980 with 1,150 crew. She was the first ship of the Conquest Class when she entered service in 2002, and she is a mid-sized ship by today’s standards, big enough for a full lineup of venues but easy to learn in a day.
Where does Carnival Conquest sail in 2026 and 2027?
She sails year-round from PortMiami. Three-day weekend cruises visit Celebration Key, Carnival’s destination on Grand Bahama, and four-day cruises add RelaxAway, Half Moon Cay or Princess Cays. An 11-day Carnival Journeys cruise to the Southern Caribbean departs January 11, 2027, and Carnival has her in Miami through 2027 and into 2028 with more Journeys sailings that November.
Who is Carnival Conquest best for?
Guests who want a quick, lively break: long weekends, birthday groups, first-timers testing the water and families from Florida who would rather drive than fly. The ship has Carnival’s core lineup of Guy’s Burger Joint, BlueIguana Cantina, Alchemy Bar, the Punchliner Comedy Club and Playlist Productions, with Camp Ocean for the kids and Serenity for the adults.
Which staterooms are the best choice on Carnival Conquest?
For a short cruise an Interior or Ocean View room is all most guests need. Couples who want fresh air should look at Balcony rooms, and the Aft-View Extended Balcony and Premium Vista Balcony rooms at the back corners are the ones to ask for first. Suites add a whirlpool tub, more space and priority boarding and dining perks.
What is included in the fare on Carnival Conquest?
Your fare covers your stateroom, the Renoir and Monet dining rooms, the Lido buffet, Guy’s Burger Joint, BlueIguana Cantina, the Carnival Deli, Seaday Brunch, the shows, comedy club, pools, Camp Ocean and Seuss at Sea activities. The Steakhouse, Seafood Shack, Bonsai Sushi Express, the Chef’s Table, bar drinks, Wi-Fi and the spa cost extra.
What is new on Carnival Conquest?
Carnival Conquest returned to Miami in February 2026 after a 12-day dry dock at Grand Bahama Shipyard, following a 2022 refit in Cádiz, Spain, that gave her Carnival’s red, white and blue hull. Every Bahamas sailing now calls at Celebration Key, which opened in July 2025, and four-day cruises visit the rebuilt RelaxAway, Half Moon Cay.
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