Carnival Cruise Line Caribbean: 8 nights from Mobile with Carnival Spirit ®
Oct 31, 2026

Key West

Princess Cays

Nassau

Originally known as Charles Town, NASSAU is the modern face of the Bahamas. In addition to the natural beauties, enough historical flavor has been preserved to satisfy enthusiasts.

Much of its atmosphere derives from its development during the period from 1787 to 1834, when many of the city's best colonial buildings were built. Prior to this accumulation, Nassau had largely been a rustic refuge for pirates, privateers and saboteurs.

Mobile

Mobile, a vibrant port city in Alabama, offers cruisers a unique mix of history, culture and Southern hospitality. During your stop, explore Battleship Memorial Park, where you can visit the historic USS Alabama and other military vehicles, a fascinating experience for history lovers. Stroll through the historic De Tonti Square, among historic houses and centuries-old oak trees, and immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of the southern United States. A stop at the Mobile Carnival Museum will reveal the secrets of Mardi Gras, a tradition that has deep roots here. Mobile is also rich in excellent cuisine, with restaurants serving Southern specialties such as fresh seafood from the Gulf of Mexico.

Mobile, Alabama, is a city with a storied past that dates back to its founding in 1702, making it one of the oldest cities in the United States. Initially established by the French, Mobile has been under the rule of four countries: France, Britain, Spain, and finally the United States, which has contributed to its rich cultural heritage. The city’s historical significance is evident in the beautifully preserved architecture of the French Quarter, the annual Mardi Gras celebration—arguably the oldest in the country—and the Battleship USS Alabama, a floating museum that honors Mobile’s military history.

Mobile's climate is characterized by mild winters and warm, humid summers, making it an ideal destination for visitors year-round. This subtropical climate encourages outdoor activities, from exploring the city’s lush, azalea-filled parks in spring to enjoying the cool breezes off Mobile Bay. Rain is common, which sustains the green landscapes and blooming flowers that Mobile is famous for, making it a picturesque destination in any season.

Mobile is home to a plethora of attractions that cater to all interests. History enthusiasts will revel in the rich past showcased at the Fort Conde and the History Museum of Mobile. Nature lovers can explore the Mobile Botanical Gardens or take a relaxing cruise along Mobile Bay to witness the city’s natural beauty from the water. For art aficionados, the Mobile Museum of Art features impressive collections. Additionally, the city’s downtown area is vibrant with live music, festivals, and an array of shopping and dining options, making it a lively hub for visitors and cruisers.

The culinary scene in Mobile is a delightful reflection of its Gulf Coast location, offering an abundance of fresh seafood alongside Southern classics. Mobile’s signature dish, West Indies salad, a marinated crab delicacy, is a must-try for seafood lovers. The city also prides itself on its gumbo, reflecting its French and Southern heritage. Local restaurants, from quaint cafes to fine dining establishments, provide a gastronomic journey through the flavors that make Mobile unique.

Mobile not only enchants visitors with its charm and history but also serves as an inviting departure point for cruises. The Port of Mobile is a gateway to the wonders of the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean, and beyond. Starting your cruise from Mobile offers the perfect opportunity to explore this historic city before setting sail on your adventure. With a conveniently located cruise terminal, embarking from Mobile is seamless, making it an ideal start to a memorable vacation on the high seas.