Carnival Cruise Honolulu

Carnival Cruises Honolulu currently does not feature cruises from Hawaii. However, Carnival offers cruises to Hawaii from San Diego, Los Angeles and Vancouver. Carnival's Hawaii cruise itineraries typically include port calls at Hilo and Kona on the Big Island, Kahalui and Lahaina on Maui, Kaui and Oahu. The ship sometimes overnights in Maui and Honolulu allowing for extra exploration time.

7-night Eastern Caribbean cruise itineraries are offered by Carnival Cruises Baltimore. The ship visits Turks and Caicos, Freeport (Bahamas) and Half Moon Cay. Carnival Cruise Baltimore sailings includes 3 "Fun Days" at sea which allows plenty of time to enjoy the ship's amenities. This particular itinerary only sails from July until September. It DOES NOT feature a port call in Port Canaveral. ADVISORY: Although this Carnival Cruise Baltimore itinerary is labeled "Exotic Eastern Caribbean", with the exception of Turks and Caicos, the ports of call are more consistent with a Bahamas cruise itinerary. TIP: Half Moon Cay is Carnival's private island. It is 55 acres of fun with a white sand beach, aqua-colored waters, horseback riding, air conditioned beachfront private cabanas and water sports. For most people sailing on a Carnival Cruise from Baltimore, a day at Half Moon Cay is a highlight of their vacation. (updated August 2011)

If you are looking for other Carnival Cruise Caribbean sailings, check-out Carnival Cruises Miami, Carnival Cruises Tampa, Carnival Cruises Fort Lauderdale, Carnival Cruises Galveston and Carnival Cruises New Orleans.

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Flight Arrival and Departure Times

If you are flying in to Honolulu International Airport (HNL) the day of your cruise, you needn't be worried if your flight is delayed. The ship stays at the dock in Honolulu on the first day of your Carnival Cruise from Honolulu and acts as a floating hotel. (updated February 2011)

From Honolulu International Airport (HNL) to the Cruise Port

There are many shuttle companies and taxis that you can use to get to the cruise port which is 15-20 minutes from the airport. Cruise Line transfers are $26 per person each way from HNL. The taxi fare should be around $30, with tip – a better bargain for two people. You can probably do even cheaper if you shopped for a shuttle service ($10-$15 per person). But, the cab is the best value for speed and convenience. (updated October 2010)

Online Check-in for your Carnival cruise

Complete the FunPass check-in online at least 3 days prior to your cruise. This will speed up check-in for your Carnival Cruise from Honolulu. (updated July 2010)

Boarding Time for Carnival Cruises out of Honolulu

Boarding for your Carnival cruise starts at 1:00 PM at the Port of Honolulu. If possible get there early to avoid the lines. The ship overnights in Honolulu to allow you to use the ship as a hotel and does not depart until the following evening. (updated February 2011)

Required Travel Documentation

As of June 1, 2009 U.S. Citizens on closed-loop cruises (cruises that start and end from the same port) can still cruise with a birth certificate and government-issued photo ID (children only need a birth certificate). Passports are required if you have to leave the cruise early and fly back to the U.S. Passports may also be required depending on the country your ship is visiting. Be sure to check the U.S. State Department's web site for up-to-date information. You do not need a passport to fly to Honolulu; however you will need a passport to fly or drive from Vancouver or Ensenada back to the US. (updated January 2011)