Two unrelated guests tragically died while snorkeling and in a pool at Celebration Key, Bahamas, on August 15, 2025. Authorities are investigating the causes of death, with autopsies pending, and both incidents involved American guests from Carnival cruise ships Mardi Gras and Carnival Elation. The cruise lines responded promptly with emergency measures, and investigations continue to determine if safety protocols were followed.
Two American tourists drowned in separate incidents at the Celebration Key resort in the Bahamas, which is operated by Carnival Cruise Line, on the same day, prompting an investigation by local authorities. Additionally, a shark attack injured another American off Big Grand Cay.
Two guests drowned in separate incidents at Celebration Key while visiting on Carnival cruise ships, Mardi Gras and Carnival Elation, prompting investigations and support from Carnival Cruise Line. The incidents highlight the importance of water safety and awareness for travelers in unfamiliar waters.
Two passengers drowned at Carnival's new port in The Bahamas, Celebration Key, involving incidents at the beach and lagoon, with investigations ongoing and condolences expressed to the families.
Carnival Cruise Line's new private island, Celebration Key in the Bahamas, is considered safe for swimming despite concerns about sharks, as shark attacks are extremely rare and the area is monitored. Guests can enjoy various water activities, including a glass-bottom boat and shark experience, or opt for freshwater lagoons and other non-ocean activities to avoid sharks altogether.
