The deserted deck of Carnival Sunshine in Livorno, Italy, as many guests head out to visit Pisa and Florence
Much busier deck on a sea day, showing the three-level adults-only Serenity area in the background
Long way down: The entrance to the 334ft Twister slide
Ready, steady, flow! The 300-gallon drenching bucket tips over, to the delight of squealing children below
Calming: The waterfall at Serenity
Away from it all – one of the ‘pods’ in Serenity
Private retreat – sun beds in Serenity
A view of Sunshine from Serenity, with the waterslides in the background
DJ Icecold on the deck(s) – photographed using fish eye lens effect
Thirsty? Choose a great cocktail – or ‘write a prescription’ for your own at the Alchemy Bar
Ole! Flamenco dancers entertain on deck as we leave Barcelona
At the centre of things: The atrium bar
Beer on tap: The Red Frog Pub
Hot stuff: The Fahreinheit 555 steakhouse
Cool beats: The chilled-out Piano Bar
…and this is how it comes alive at night
Impressive: One of the main restaurants
Cuban delights: The Havana bar
Game on: The EA Sports bar
Game for a laugh: The Punchliner Bar
Your choice of meat in the Fahrenheit 555 steakhouse
Sweet delight: Crepes end a delicious meal at the Ji Ji Asian restaurant
Still hungry? Check out the 24/7 hand-made pizza
Dancing the night away: The evening ends at the Liquid Lounge night club. What will tomorrow bring?
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Fab pics, Dave. It really is an impressive ship.
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we just had our best holiday ever on carnival sunshine, 2nd time cruisers
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Thanks for the feedback, Kim. Glad you enjoyed it!
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Hi Dave, quick question- does Ji Ji have a restriction on the number of apps and entrees you can order like the Steakhouse does?
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Hi Greg, sorry for delay in replying. To my memory, there was no restriction on the number of dishes you could order (there is a supplement but I believe it was only $12), though the waiters would encourage you to order more/less depending on the number of diners. If you would like a definitive answer, I will get on to the Carnival PR people. Best wishes.
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