Celebrity Edge

Dining on Celebrity Edge: Le Petit Chef, Raw on 5 and Fresh Pasta

Celebrity Edge pairs several complimentary main restaurants, each with its own cuisine, with specialty venues that charge à la carte. Cosmopolitan serves new American cooking beside a walk-through wine display, Tuscan makes all its pasta fresh in-house each day and Cyprus turns to Mediterranean seafood, while the Main Restaurant offers early seating, late seating or dining on your own schedule, with menus that change nightly.

Her specialty rooms are where she is most distinctive. At Le Petit Chef, animated chefs perform a 3D show across your table in time with a multi-course menu. Raw on 5 serves nigiri, rolls and sashimi from a menu by chef Yoshikazu Okada, with sakes chosen by a sake expert, and Fine Cut Steakhouse does classic American cuts with contemporary touches.

Sydney to New Zealand, the Reef and the South Pacific

New Zealand is her main water, with round-trips from Sydney of 11 to 14 nights between November and April, and longer 19- and 20-night voyages from November to March. Stops change between departures, but Dunedin, Akaroa for Christchurch, Tauranga and the Bay of Islands are typical. She also sails one-way, 10 nights from Sydney to Auckland and 11 or 12 nights from Auckland to Sydney; our cruises departing Sydney gather the round-trips.

Along the Australian coast, 9- and 10-night round-trips from Sydney run south, with Adelaide, Melbourne and Hobart among the ports, while 11-night round-trips in March and December head north towards the Great Barrier Reef, where Cairns, Airlie Beach and Port Douglas are typical calls; 18- and 19-night versions run in February, March and October. Our Australia cruises for UK travellers show these sailings. From January to March, 12- and 14-night round-trips from Sydney reach the South Pacific; ports vary, but Noumea and Lifou in New Caledonia and Port Vila in Vanuatu are among them. Her programme also reaches Alaska and Polynesia and crosses the Pacific.

Wherever she sails from, we book the flights, the hotel either side and the transfers with the cruise as one holiday, including the flight home from Auckland when a voyage ends there. She sails in the Edge Class alongside ships including Celebrity Apex and Celebrity Beyond, and the rest of the fleet is on our Celebrity Cruises page.

The Club, Craft Social and Sunset Bar

The Club sets the tone for evenings on Celebrity Edge: a creative and games space by day, a live-music and talk-show venue in the evening, and an adults-only nightspot after dark with DJ sets and interactive games. Craft Social is a relaxed pub with a curated beer list, from international ales to crisp, ingredient-focused brews, and Sunset Bar pairs live pop and folk music with the sun going down over the sea. Entry is free and drinks are charged unless covered by a package; the All Inclusive fare bundles a classic drinks package with basic Wi-Fi.

What Does Celebrity Edge Offer for Spa and Wellness?

Her wellness spaces centre on the SEA Thermal Suite, eight spaces at the heart of The Spa in a modern take on the Turkish bath, which most guests reach with a pass. The Solarium, included in the fare and for guests 16 and over, sits against a three-dimensional art wall in ocean colours. The Fitness Center has free cardio and strength equipment plus yoga and meditation classes, with specialised sessions such as cycling and cardio boxing at extra charge, and the Spa Café and Juice Bar serves a healthy bite afterwards.

Celebrity Edge Cabins and Deck Plans

Her top suites form The Retreat, a private area with a personal butler for every suite, its own lounge and Luminae restaurant, and premium drinks and Wi-Fi included. AquaClass is a cabin class with its own perks, including dining at Blu Restaurant. Her cabins and deck plans show which suites open The Retreat.

Cruise1st’s cruise experts are on the phone before you book, and that expert advice is what we stand behind. Read what guests thought in our Celebrity Edge reviews, then browse Celebrity Cruises sailings in 2027.