The Carnival Miracle is currently offering a repositioning voyage ahead of a winter season sailing from Galveston.

Having spent the summer cruising in Alaska, the Carnival Cruise Line vessel embarked on a Panama Canal cruise on September 26, 2026.

The 16-night itinerary departed from Seattle and will include visits to Mexico, Costa Rica and Colombia before ending in Galveston in mid-October.

Following a visit to Cabo San Lucas, the 2,100-guest ship is scheduled to sail to Puntarenas before transiting the Panama Canal.

Upon arriving in the Caribbean, the Carnival Miracle will visit Cartagena de Indias before sailing directly to Galveston.

The 2004-built ship will then embark on a series of alternating four- and ten-night cruises from its homeport in Texas.

Sailing to the Western Caribbean, the shorter itineraries feature visits to Cozumel in Mexico, while the longer cruises call at a range of destinations in the region.

Among the ports of call being visited are George Town in the Cayman Islands, Roatán in Honduras and Puerto Limón in Costa Rica.

The deployment also includes special ten-night cruises to the Eastern Caribbean and the Bahamas, as well as five-night itineraries to the Western Caribbean to celebrate the holidays onboard.

Before embarking on its repositioning voyage, the Carnival Miracle operated a series of cruises to Alaska and Canada from its homeport in Seattle.

Closing out the deployment, the Spirit-class ship offered the nine-night “Alaska Inside Passage & Glacier” voyage.

Sailing roundtrip from Seattle, the cruise included visits to Victoria, Ketchikan, Sitka, Juneau and Skagway, in addition to scenic cruising at the Inside Passage and Endicott Arm.

With the Miracle taking over Carnival’s summer itineraries in the Mediterranean and Northern Europe in 2027, the Carnival Legend will sail in Alaska next year.

The ship will join the Carnival Spirit for a series of seven- to nine-night cruises from Seattle that also feature visits to destinations in Canada’s British Columbia region.