Celebrity Cruise Deals

Where Do Celebrity Cruise Deals Go?

The broad sweep of Celebrity Cruises’ current programme with Cruise1st runs across the Asia-Pacific region and beyond — with Southeast Asia leading the way, followed by Australia, Japan Cruises, Polynesia and the Caribbean. There are also sailings into the South Pacific, Transatlantic crossings and voyages to Alaska and New Zealand. Durations run from 12 to 25 nights, with a median of 18 nights — these are proper, immersive journeys rather than short hops. A number of itineraries are one-way, ending at a different port from where they started, which means you will need a flight home; we arrange that as part of the same booking.

Southeast Asia: The Most Popular Region

Southeast Asia is where the largest share of Celebrity Cruises itineraries is concentrated, and it is not hard to see why. These sailings tend to be longer voyages, passing through some of the most varied scenery and cultures in the world. Singapore is the most common embarkation port — a city worth spending time in before you board — and Hong Kong and Benoa, Bali feature regularly as ports of call or disembarkation points.

Singapore and Bali (Benoa) are among the top embarkation ports across the full programme, and if you are flying out from the UK we can build the pre-cruise hotel night, airport transfers and any tours around your chosen sailing. For those ending in Hong Kong, we sort the return flight too — no loose ends.

Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific

Celebrity’s Australia sailings operate from Sydney, which is both a departure point and a frequent disembarkation port. Combine that with New Zealand and the South Pacific and you have a corner of the world that suits longer itineraries well — many of these voyages run to 18 nights or more. If you are planning a trip that takes in both countries, we can put together flights, pre- and post-cruise hotels and transfers on one booking.

Japan and the Far East

Celebrity’s Japan programme sails from Yokohama (Tokyo), making it a natural fit for anyone combining a cruise with time ashore in Japan. Yokohama is also one of the top disembarkation ports in this programme, so you can sail in and spend a few days in Tokyo before flying home — again, something we can book as one package. If you are looking at Japan alongside Southeast Asia, it is also worth comparing Princess Cruises’ Japan and Southeast Asia programme to see which itinerary fits your dates better.

The Caribbean and Further Afield

For the Caribbean, Celebrity sailings operate from Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades). It is worth knowing that Miami and Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades) are about half an hour apart, so a Florida trip can sail from either — worth checking both for dates and prices. We can also look at Caribbean sailings that pair with a New York stay if you want to make the most of the transatlantic flight.

The programme also includes Transatlantic crossings, Alaska sailings from Vancouver and Polynesia itineraries. Seward, Alaska and Honolulu, Hawaii also appear as ports in this programme, and the Canary Islands feature for those after a shorter hop closer to home. If you want to explore Alaska from the Canadian side, our cruises from Vancouver to Alaska page has more options.

Which Ships Sail on These Celebrity Cruise Deals?

Several ships from the Celebrity fleet carry these itineraries. Here is what each one is known for, so you can choose based on the onboard experience rather than just the price.

Celebrity Solstice

Solstice carries the largest share of sailings and was comprehensively renewed in 2026 — the refit brought a new Trattoria Rossa, a Fine Cut Steakhouse, a Sunset Park terrace and refreshed Retreat suites. The headline feature is the Lawn Club: a genuine half-acre of real grass on deck, used for live Hot Glass Show glassblowing demonstrations and outdoor cinema screenings. Suite guests staying in the Retreat have a private pool sundeck, access to Luminae restaurant with Daniel Boulud menus, and butler service throughout.

If you are weighing up cabin grades on Solstice, here is how they stack up — see the full Celebrity Solstice cabins and deck plans for layout detail:

• Inside cabin I1 — 17 m², sleeping up to 4. Located on higher decks with shorter routes to pools and bars.
• Panoramic Ocean-view cabin PN — 22.7 m², sleeping up to 4. Floor-to-ceiling glass panoramic windows give a significantly wider field of view than standard ocean-view portholes.
• Deluxe Veranda DV — 19.1 m², sleeping up to 5. Around 1 m² larger than standard balcony cabins, with private outdoor space at a mid-range price point.
• Penthouse Suite PS — 156.1 m², sleeping up to 4. The largest suite on board, with a private hot tub — more than four times the size of a standard balcony cabin.

Celebrity Edge

Edge is the ship that introduced the Magic Carpet — a cantilevered platform that travels 13 floors along the ship’s side, serving as a restaurant, a bar and the venue for Dinner on the Edge. That alone sets it apart from anything else afloat. Equally distinctive are the Infinite Veranda staterooms, where the entire balcony wall opens fully into the cabin, creating indoor-outdoor living you cannot get on any other cruise line. The three-storey Eden venue hosts Cirque-style performers amid a living garden.

Cabin grades on Celebrity Edge — full layout on the Celebrity Edge cabins and deck plans page:

• Deluxe Inside cabin DI — 18.8 m², sleeping up to 4. Around 2 m² more spacious than standard inside cabins, with a larger bathroom and more storage.
• Deluxe Ocean-view cabin DO — 22.1 m², sleeping up to 4. The most spacious ocean-view grade, around 3–4 m² more than standard ocean-view cabins.
• Sunset Veranda Stateroom SV — 21.2 m², sleeping up to 4. The largest balcony of any standard balcony cabin on Edge, at approximately 8.3 m² versus the 3.7 m² typical on other veranda grades.
• Iconic Suite IC — 239.8 m², sleeping up to 6. The largest suite in the entire Celebrity fleet, with panoramic views spanning 270° from the highest position above the bridge, and a private hot tub.

Celebrity Millennium

Millennium carries a history that no other Celebrity ship can match. The Olympic Restaurant features genuine walnut panelling salvaged from RMS Olympic — the Titanic’s sister ship — so every dinner sits alongside a tangible piece of maritime history. The ship also has Le Petit Chef, Celebrity’s 3D animated dinner experience, where tabletop projections tell a story course by course. AquaClass staterooms unlock access to Restaurant Blu (a dedicated spa-cuisine restaurant) and the Persian Garden thermal spa — a meaningful upgrade on a long voyage.

Cabin grades on Celebrity Millennium — see also the Celebrity Millennium cabins and deck plans:

• Prime Inside cabin I1 — 15.9 m², sleeping up to 4. Centrally located on higher decks, closer to the pool, bar and outdoor spaces.
• Prime Ocean-view cabin O1 — 16 m², sleeping up to 2. Prime position on higher decks with shorter distances to the pool and outside areas.
• Ultra Deluxe Veranda Balcony cabin UV — 43.3 m², sleeping up to 2. Almost three times larger than a standard veranda cabin — a serious step up in space for guests who want room to breathe on a longer voyage.
• Penthouse Suite PS — 235 m², sleeping up to 4. The largest suite on board, with around 102 m² of balcony and a private outdoor hot tub with panoramic views.

Celebrity Equinox

Equinox shares the Lawn Club with Solstice — half an acre of real grass at sea that doubles as a venue for Hot Glass Show glassblowing and outdoor cinema. The Retreat suite enclave offers a private pool sundeck, butler service and Luminae dining with Daniel Boulud menus for suite guests. Specialty dining choices include Murano French fine dining, Le Petit Chef’s 3D animated dinner, and Sushi on Five — a strong line-up for an 18-night itinerary where you want variety across the voyage. The Celebrity Equinox cabins and deck plans page covers the full layout.

Celebrity Ascent

Ascent is the fourth and most refined Edge-class ship, launched in 2023 with a Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star rating from its very first season. The Magic Carpet feature — a cantilevered platform on the ship’s side — shifts throughout the day from café to cocktail bar to fine-dining venue. Ascent also carries Le Voyage by Daniel Boulud, one of 32 restaurants and bars on board — the broadest specialty dining line-up in the Celebrity fleet. See the Celebrity Ascent cabins and deck plans for a full breakdown of grades and layouts.

Celebrity Constellation

Constellation is a Millennium-class ship with Tuscan Grille — elevated Italian dining in a glass-walled restaurant with ocean views. The Retreat suite enclave delivers butler service, a private restaurant and an exclusive sundeck for suite guests. AquaClass staterooms include spa-cuisine dining at Restaurant Blu and access to the Persian Garden thermal suite — the same benefits as on Millennium, which makes it a strong choice for anyone prioritising wellness on a longer sailing. Full cabin detail is on the Celebrity Constellation cabins and deck plans page.

Are Celebrity Cruises All-Inclusive?

More than half the sailings are all-inclusive. What that covers varies by fare type — typically drinks, tips and sometimes Wi-Fi — so it is worth checking exactly what each sailing includes before you book. Our team can walk you through the differences between fare tiers and help you decide whether upgrading to a higher package makes financial sense for your trip, based on how you actually holiday. Fare types such as Always Included packages and promotional offers appear regularly, and availability changes, so the best time to ask is before you book rather than after.

What Does a Celebrity Cruise Deal Include?

Every deal is a fly-cruise, which means flights are part of the package. Beyond that, inclusions vary by ship and fare tier, but across the Celebrity fleet you can typically expect:

• All main restaurant meals on board
• A range of entertainment included in the fare
• Access to pools, fitness facilities and most onboard amenities
• Port charges and taxes
• All-inclusive fare options covering drinks and gratuities (on qualifying sailings)

Specialty dining — such as Le Petit Chef, Murano, Fine Cut Steakhouse and Le Voyage by Daniel Boulud — is usually at an additional charge, though it is worth asking whether your fare tier includes any dining credits. AquaClass staterooms on Millennium and Constellation include Restaurant Blu and Persian Garden access as standard, which can make them better value than a standard balcony at a slightly higher price.

How to Get There: Embarkation Ports

All sailings depart from overseas ports, so a flight is part of every booking. The main embarkation points are:

• Singapore — the most common departure port, with good flight connections from the UK and a city worth exploring before you board. See our Singapore port guide for what to do with time ashore.
• Sydney, Australia — a natural starting point for Australia and South Pacific sailings. We can build pre-cruise nights in Sydney into your package; see our Sydney port page for more.
• Bali (Benoa), Indonesia — a popular embarkation point for Southeast Asia itineraries. Benoa, Bali is worth a night or two either side.
• Yokohama (Tokyo), Japan — the gateway for Japan itineraries. Yokohama is Tokyo’s cruise port, and adding a few nights in the city before or after makes sense given the flight distance.
• Buenos Aires, Argentina — for South American departures, with Buenos Aires worth time before sailing.
• Vancouver, British Columbia — the departure point for Alaska sailings. See our guide to Vancouver cruises, and the dedicated cruises from Vancouver to Alaska page for more options.

Because every sailing starts abroad, we book the flights, the hotel the night before, and the transfers from the airport to the port as one joined-up holiday. Nothing is left for you to sort separately.

What Are the Current Celebrity Cruise Offers?

Roughly half the sailings carry a reduced price against the previous fare listed for that cabin grade. Discounts reach up to 38% on a single departure, though that is the maximum across measured sailings — most reduced sailings sit around 8% off. If you see a price that looks particularly keen, it is worth calling us before it moves: reduced fares on specific cabin grades can change quickly.

Celebrity also runs fare promotions throughout the year — fare types such as Always Included packages, early-booking offers and last-minute deals appear at different points. Our team keeps track of what is current and can tell you whether a promotional rate applies to the sailing you are looking at. There is no obligation to book on the first call.

If you are watching for last-minute Celebrity Cruise deals, we have a dedicated page for those too. And if you are after options closer to home, Celebrity Cruises from Southampton and Celebrity Cruises from the UK cover sailings that do not require a flight to reach the ship.

Excursions and Shore Experiences

On a long voyage through Southeast Asia, Japan or the South Pacific, what you do ashore can define the holiday as much as the ship itself. Celebrity Cruises offers a range of organised shore excursions at each port, covering everything from guided city tours to full-day cultural experiences. Booking through the cruise line gives you the reassurance that the ship will wait if a Celebrity-organised tour runs late.

We can also help you build independent tours into the package — particularly useful at embarkation or disembarkation ports where you are spending time before or after the sailing. If you are flying into Singapore a day early, for example, we can suggest tours and arrange transfers so the day is not wasted. The same applies in Sydney, Yokohama, Bali and Buenos Aires.

Planning Around Accessibility

Celebrity Cruises has accessibility provisions across the fleet — adapted staterooms are available on Solstice, Edge, Millennium, Equinox, Ascent and Constellation, and the line’s ships are designed to be navigable by wheelchair users across the main public decks. If you or someone in your group has accessibility requirements, it is important to tell us at the time of booking so we can check cabin availability, confirm which grades are suitable, and flag any port or tender considerations on specific itineraries. Our team handles these conversations regularly and can advise on which ship and cabin grade best suits your circumstances.

Make It a Holiday

Every deal is a fly-cruise — the flight is already part of the conversation. As one of the UK’s leading cruise specialists, we go further than that: we can build the hotel the night before departure, the transfer from your airport to the ship, tours at each port, and travel insurance all onto the same booking. If your itinerary ends somewhere different from where it started — and some of these one-way sailings do — we sort the return flight too, so you never face a loose end at the other end of the world.

That is what a Cruise1st Package means in practice: not just a cruise and a flight, but a joined-up holiday where every moving part is confirmed before you travel. You can call our experts to put it together, or start online and call us to finalise the details — either way, the same team is there from first enquiry to return transfer.

We are also ABTA and ATOL protected, and rated 4.5 out of 5 on Trustpilot from over 7,000 reviews — so if something does go wrong, you are covered.

Prices start from £1,899 pp* for these Celebrity Cruise deals. Browse the full range of fly-cruises or explore all cruises for the widest choice across every line. For value options across multiple lines, our cheap cruises page and cheap mini-cruises are worth a look if your dates are flexible.

Frequently Asked Questions About Celebrity Cruise Deals

Do I Need to Fly to Join a Celebrity Cruise?

Yes — every Celebrity Cruise deal departs from an overseas port, so a flight is part of every booking. The main embarkation ports are in Singapore, Sydney, Bali, Yokohama, Buenos Aires and Vancouver. We book the flights, the hotel the night before, airport-to-port transfers and any tours as one package, so you are not left to piece together the travel arrangements yourself. Some itineraries are also one-way, ending at a different port from the start, so we arrange the return flight as well.

What Is the Difference Between the Celebrity Ships?

The ships span two main classes. The Edge class — Celebrity Edge and Celebrity Ascent — features the Magic Carpet (a cantilevered platform that travels up the ship’s side) and Infinite Veranda staterooms that open the balcony wall fully into the cabin. Celebrity Ascent, launched in 2023, adds Le Voyage by Daniel Boulud to 32 restaurants and bars. The Solstice class — Celebrity Solstice and Celebrity Equinox — is distinguished by the Lawn Club, a genuine half-acre of real grass on deck. Celebrity Millennium and Celebrity Constellation are Millennium-class ships, known for the historic Olympic Restaurant (with genuine panelling from Titanic’s sister ship RMS Olympic) and AquaClass staterooms that include Restaurant Blu and Persian Garden thermal spa access. Each ship has its own character; our experts can help match the right one to your itinerary.

Can I Book Celebrity Cruises for 2026 and 2027?

Yes — sailings are available across both departure years. If you want to browse by year, our dedicated Celebrity Cruises 2026 and Celebrity Cruises 2027 pages filter the programme by departure year, which makes it easier to plan around specific dates or holiday allowances. For the full Celebrity Cruises overview, the Celebrity Cruises cruise line page covers the whole fleet and the latest news from the line.

*Prices are per person based on 2 people sharing, and are subject to change. This price is not kept up to date and therefore does not reflect live pricing and availability. Prices and any discounts shown were checked on 14 October 2026.

Where a discount is shown, it is a reduction from the price previously listed for that cabin grade on that sailing, not a comparison between cabin grades or against a brochure rate. Discounts and prices shown are not kept up to date: the reduction available now may be smaller, or may have ended, and prices may have changed.