Disney Cruise Line will feature sailings to its newest island destination – Lighthouse Point on the island of Eleuthera in the Bahamas – from June 2024.
A seven-night inaugural sailing aboard Disney Fantasy from Port Canaveral, Florida, on June 8 will allow passengers to be among the first to visit Lighthouse Point.
The itinerary will feature two stops at Lighthouse Point and one day at Castaway Cay.
On June 6, a three-night preview cruise on Disney Magic from Fort Lauderdale will offer a ‘sneak peek’ of Lighthouse Point with limited access to some areas.
Following the inaugural voyage, Lighthouse Point will be a featured port of call on select three, four and five-night sailings to The Bahamas and Caribbean on Disney Magic from Fort Lauderdale.
These itineraries will vary stops between Lighthouse Point and Castaway Cay, with five special departures including both Disney Cruise Line island destinations.
Summer 2024 will also see Disney Dream return to European destinations in the Mediterranean, Greek islands, British Isles, Norwegian Fjords and Iceland.
There will also three, four and five-night round-trip sailings from Southampton visiting destinations in Spain, Belgium and France during the UK summer school holidays.
European sailings will feature several new ports of call, including Valencia, Spain; Haugesund, Norway; and Hamburg, Germany, along with three Mediterranean destinations that will return for the first time since 2014: Catania, Italy; Kusadasi, Turkey; and Valletta, Malta.
Mediterranean and Greek islands cruises from Barcelona and Civitavecchia (Rome) will range from five to 11 nights, while northern Europe and British Isles sailings will offer itineraries from three nights to one 12-night voyage that includes the Norwegian fjords, three days in Iceland and an overnight stay in Reykjavik.
Cruises to Alaska from Vancouver, Canada, will return on Disney Wonder from May through to September 2024, with five, seven and nine-night sailings.
Disney Fantasy and Disney Wish will cruise in the Bahamas and Caribbean in summer 2024.