Carnival Magic Serenity Retreat is a special area on the Carnival Magic cruise ship that provides a serene and peaceful atmosphere for adults. This retreat is exclusively for guests 21 years and older who are seeking a relaxing and calm environment away from the hustle and bustle of other areas on the ship. Located on the ship's forward deck, the Carnival Magic Serenity Retreat features comfortable lounge chairs, plush daybeds, and hammocks where guests can unwind and enjoy the beautiful ocean views. The area is designed with a soothing color palette and tropical decor to create a tranquil ambiance. One of the main highlights of the Carnival Magic Serenity Retreat is the absence of children, ensuring a peaceful and quiet atmosphere. Unlike other areas on the ship that can get crowded and noisy, this retreat offers a respite from the noise and excitement, allowing adults to unwind and recharge.
All skinny cocktails are $10.50 per glass and $29.50 for a pitcher.
Carnival Cruise Line first introduced the Serenity Bar when it debuted the Serenity Retreat on Fantasy-class ships back in 2007 as part of the Evolutions of Fun refurbishment program. Carnival Cruise Line first introduced the Serenity Bar when it debuted the Serenity Retreat on Fantasy-class ships back in 2007 as part of the Evolutions of Fun refurbishment program.
Unlike other areas on the ship that can get crowded and noisy, this retreat offers a respite from the noise and excitement, allowing adults to unwind and recharge. Guests can indulge in ultimate relaxation by booking a spa treatment at the Serenity Spa, located adjacent to the retreat. The spa offers a variety of rejuvenating treatments such as massages, facials, and body wraps, ensuring guests can fully immerse themselves in ultimate bliss and relaxation.
MENU: The Serenity Bar on Carnival Cruise Line
Carnival Cruise Line first introduced the Serenity Bar when it debuted the Serenity Retreat on Fantasy-class ships back in 2007 as part of the Evolutions of Fun refurbishment program.
Several years later, it was a staple on every Fun Ship moving forward, including new builds.
Serenity was added to the aft deck of Fantasy class ships back in 2007.
Located in the adults-only space, the Serenity Bar serves drinks made for sipping under the sun, including frozen concoctions and fresh sangrias.
In addition to the serene surroundings and spa services, the Carnival Magic Serenity Retreat also offers a dedicated bar. Guests can enjoy delicious cocktails, refreshing beverages, and light snacks while lounging by the pool or relaxing in one of the hammocks. Overall, the Carnival Magic Serenity Retreat provides adults with a peaceful escape from the vibrant energy of the ship. With its serene atmosphere, comfortable amenities, and access to spa services, this retreat allows guests to unwind, recharge, and enjoy a truly relaxing vacation experience..
Reviews for "Discover the Joy of Doing Nothing at Carnival Magic's Serenity Retreat"
1. Amy Smith - 2 stars - I was really looking forward to the Serenity Retreat on the Carnival Magic, but it was a huge disappointment. First of all, the area was always crowded and there were not enough loungers available. It felt more like a party zone than a tranquil retreat. Additionally, the music playing in the background was too loud and didn't match the calm atmosphere that was advertised. Overall, I wouldn't recommend the Serenity Retreat on the Carnival Magic if you're looking for some peace and quiet.
2. John Johnson - 1 star - The Serenity Retreat on the Carnival Magic was a complete waste of money. The space is small and cramped, and there are limited options for seating. The few loungers that were available were uncomfortable and dirty. Not to mention, the clientele in the area was far from serene, with loud conversations and obnoxious behavior ruining any chance of relaxation. Save your money and find a quiet spot elsewhere on the ship.
3. Sarah Davis - 2 stars - I was not impressed with the Serenity Retreat on the Carnival Magic. The area was small and lacking in amenities. There was no pool or jacuzzi, which was a major disappointment. The loungers were not comfortable and there were not enough of them for everyone. The Serenity Retreat did not live up to its promise of tranquility and relaxation, and I would not recommend it to anyone looking for a true retreat experience.
4. Michael Thompson - 3 stars - The Serenity Retreat on the Carnival Magic was okay, but it was definitely overhyped. The area itself was nice, with plenty of shade and comfortable seating options. However, the noise from the nearby main pool area and the constant flow of people walking through made it difficult to truly relax and enjoy the peace and quiet. It was a decent spot to take a quick break, but I didn't find it to be a true oasis of calm like it was advertised.