Carnival Elation

About this ship

Carnival Elation is a Fantasy-class cruise ship accommodating approximately 2,052 passengers, best known for its vibrant onboard atmosphere and family-friendly amenities like the WaterWorks water park. A distinctive feature is the expansive Serenity adult-only retreat, providing a tranquil escape for those seeking relaxation amidst the lively cruise experience.

The Bahamas from Jacksonville • 5 nights • Departs Aug. 3, 2026

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Day 1

Monday Aug. 3, 2026

Jacksonville, Florida

Port Guide

Weather forecast available on Jul. 19, 2026 for Cruise Outlook Premium users and on Jul. 27, 2026 for free users.

Other ships at location: none

2,052 total passengers

Day 2

Sea Day

Tuesday Aug. 4, 2026

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

Weather forecast available on Jul. 20, 2026 for Cruise Outlook Premium users and on Jul. 28, 2026 for free users.

Day 3

Wednesday Aug. 5, 2026

Celebration Key, Grand Bahama Island, Bahamas

Port Guide

Weather forecast available on Jul. 21, 2026 for Cruise Outlook Premium users and on Jul. 29, 2026 for free users.

Other ships at location: Carnival Liberty

5,026 total passengers

Day 4

Thursday Aug. 6, 2026

Princess Cays, Bahamas

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Weather forecast available on Jul. 22, 2026 for Cruise Outlook Premium users and on Jul. 30, 2026 for free users.

Other ships at location: none

2,052 total passengers

Day 5

Sea Day

Friday Aug. 7, 2026

At Sea: Princess Cays, Bahamas → Jacksonville, Florida

Weather forecast available on Jul. 23, 2026 for Cruise Outlook Premium users and on Jul. 31, 2026 for free users.

Day 6

Saturday Aug. 8, 2026

Jacksonville, Florida

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Weather forecast available on Jul. 24, 2026 for Cruise Outlook Premium users and on Aug. 1, 2026 for free users.

Other ships at location: none

2,052 total passengers

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