Hookers at Sea

Join our Crochet Group Cruise on the Carnival Firenze!

We’re so excited to invite you to join us for a stitch-filled adventure aboard the beautiful Carnival Firenze! This sailing is the perfect blend of crafting and cruising — a chance to unwind at sea, explore stunning destinations, and connect with fellow crocheters who love yarn as much as they love ocean views. Whether you’re brand-new to cruising or already a Carnival super-fan, this special group trip offers exclusive crochet experiences, relaxing meet-ups, and plenty of time to create, laugh, and make something unforgettable. Grab your hooks, your favorite skeins, and your sense of adventure — let’s set sail and stitch magical memories together!

8-Day Southern Caribbean from Miami on the Carnival Firenze

February 18-26, 2027

Interior cabins

Interior cabins on the Carnival Firenze are your budget-friendly home base at sea, averaging about 185 sq ft. They feature twin beds that convert to a king, a private bathroom with shower, smart storage solutions, and all the essentials—TV, mini-fridge, safe, and daily service from your stateroom attendant. While there’s no natural light, these cabins are cozy, quiet, and perfect for travelers who plan to spend their cruise soaking up the ship’s Italian flair, not just the four walls.


Starting at $818 per person

Cabins and Prices!

Ocean View Cabins

Ocean View cabins give you all the comfort of an interior but with a window to the sea—hello, natural light! At around 220 sq ft, these rooms feel a little more open and airy. You’ll find twin beds that convert to a king, a private bathroom with shower, plus Carnival standards like a TV, safe, mini-fridge, and daily service.

Whether you’re peeking out at sunrise or watching the waves roll by, Ocean View cabins offer an affordable upgrade with a big payoff.

Starting at $944 per person

Prices and offers subject to change

Balcony Cabins

Balcony cabins on the Carnival Firenze offer about 185 sq ft of indoor space plus a private balcony (typically 35 sq ft) for fresh air and ocean views. Inside, you'll find twin beds that convert to a king, a seating area, desk, storage, TV, mini-fridge, and a private bathroom with a shower. Some upgraded categories feature larger balconies or aft-facing views. It’s the perfect option for cruisers who want a cozy room with their own outdoor oasis— ideal for morning coffee, sunset watching, or just soaking up the sea breeze.


Starting at $1260 per person

Important Details!

The crocheting at Sea Cruise is a yarn-filled adventure of stitching, sipping, and sailing! Sunset circles, crafty workshops, tropical ports, and endless laughs—because when hookers hit the high seas, it’s always knotty and nice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Who we are!

Meet Dave — the creator behind Hidden Duck Travel and your go-to cruise guide!
A lifelong traveler, cruise superfan, and proud crochet enthusiast, Dave blends his love of the ocean with his passion for planning unforgettable adventures. When he’s not sailing the Caribbean, exploring new ships, or testing out the perfect hook and yarn combo, he’s helping travelers discover their next dream getaway. Friendly, upbeat, and a little bit sassy, Dave believes travel should be fun, stress-free, and full of personality — just like every trip he plans.

Meet Zach — software engineer, world traveler, and yarn enthusiast.
Zach blends creativity and logic in everything he does, whether he’s writing clean code, exploring new destinations, or diving into his latest yarn project. A natural problem-solver with a love for adventure, he approaches travel the same way he approaches engineering: with curiosity, precision, and a spark of excitement. When he’s not building smart solutions or planning his next getaway, you’ll find him crocheting, discovering local fiber shops, or enjoying life at sea. A little geeky, a little crafty, and always up for an adventure — that’s Zach in a nutshell.