Carnival Elation

About this ship

Carnival Elation is a Fantasy-class cruise ship accommodating approximately 2,052 passengers, known for its vibrant atmosphere and family-friendly amenities, including the WaterWorks water park. A distinctive feature is the onboard Sky Course, an exhilarating ropes course that offers thrilling views and challenges for adventurous cruisers.

The Bahamas from Jacksonville • 5 nights • Departs Mar. 7, 2026

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Day 1

Saturday Mar. 7, 2026

Jacksonville, Florida

Sea Conditions Temperature Trend

High 29°C / Low 18°C

Few clouds

Feels like

High 29°C • Low 21°C

Wind

19 km/h (gust 37 km/h)

Humidity

43%

Probability of Precipitation

Cloud cover

19%

Sunrise / Sunset

06:46 • 18:29

Other ships at location: none

2,052 total passengers

Day 2

Sea Day

Sunday Mar. 8, 2026

At Sea: Jacksonville, Florida → Celebration Key, Grand Bahama Island, Bahamas

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Day 3

Monday Mar. 9, 2026

Celebration Key, Grand Bahama Island, Bahamas

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Other ships at location: Carnival Horizon

5,988 total passengers

Day 4

Tuesday Mar. 10, 2026

Princess Cays, Bahamas

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2,052 total passengers

Day 5

Sea Day

Wednesday Mar. 11, 2026

At Sea: Princess Cays, Bahamas → Jacksonville, Florida

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Day 6

Thursday Mar. 12, 2026

Jacksonville, Florida

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2,052 total passengers

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