The largest of the Carnival cruise fleet, the Carnival Conquest is truly a ship to remember. All of the public rooms are named for famous painters, such as Monet, Renoir and Van Gogh, and boast very artistic decor. With a carrying capacity for 2974 passengers, the suites and staterooms are spacious and can accommodate from two to five guests depending on the category you choose. The majority of the staterooms have an ocean view with a private balcony, a large picture window or a porthole window. The wide variety of dining options assures you of quite a range of dishes and cuisine from all over the world. Dine in the traditional setting of the two main dining rooms, the Monet and the Renoir, make reservations at The Point or enjoy the casual atmosphere of Restaurant Cezanne. With entertainment available in the many bars and lounges, plus the large scale productions of the Toulouse-Latrec Lounge, you will not be lacking in venues for laughter, excitement and dancing. Three swimming pools await and the glorious treatments in the spa are sure to alight your senses. For those who take delight in retail therapy, the shopping at the Boulevard Shops is a unique experience at sea.

Carnival Conquest Reviews:

A good, solid cruising experience. by Bob Chupolopikis on 17/11/2009

The conquest hasn't been the most luxurious ship I have been on, but it was the best value. The environment was also much more relaxed than the cunard. I enjoyed the activities that were on-board and on-shore with this company as they managed to find something new and different for me to do everyday. The food was excellent and well presented (although they could have benefitted from my filo p.... Read full review