Celebrity Equinox

South America in Winter, the Mediterranean From Spring to Autumn

Celebrity Equinox spends the UK winter in South America and the warmer months in the Mediterranean, with an ocean crossing and Pacific voyages in between. From December to February she sails round-trips from Buenos Aires of 12 to 22 nights. Stops change between departures, but you might see Ushuaia, Puerto Madryn and Port Stanley in the Falkland Islands. Some of the longer sailings head into Antarctic waters, where Paradise Bay and the Gerlache Strait are among the possible calls. In March and November she also runs one-way voyages of 15 to 19 nights from Valparaíso (Santiago) to Los Angeles or Buenos Aires.

Between spring and autumn she is in the Western Mediterranean. In April, May and from September to November she sails 8- to 10-night round-trips from Barcelona, with Málaga, Tangier and Lisbon among the typical calls. From May to August she runs 9- and 10-night one-way sailings from Rome (Civitavecchia) to Barcelona. Ports vary, but Naples, Portofino and Villefranche-sur-Mer for Nice are among them. Celebrity’s Mediterranean sailings show her departures alongside the rest of the line’s.

Each November she crosses from Barcelona to Buenos Aires on one-way voyages of 16 or 21 nights, and Tenerife, Rio de Janeiro and Salvador are possible calls. Crossings like this are gathered on our repositioning cruises for 2027. In April and October she sails 16- to 20-night round-trips from Los Angeles to Hawaii, where Honolulu, Hilo and Kailua-Kona are typical stops. Wherever she sails from, we can book the flights, a hotel either side and the transfers with the cruise as one holiday.

Celebrity Equinox sails in Celebrity’s Solstice Class, a group that includes Celebrity Solstice and Celebrity Silhouette. The rest of the line’s ships are on our Celebrity Cruises page.

From the Lawn Club Grill to the Main Restaurant

The meal that sets Celebrity Equinox apart is eaten outdoors at the Lawn Club Grill. Chefs cook over custom-built grills beside a lawn of growing grass, with the sea all around. It carries a charge, and the menu runs from a gourmet salad bar and build-your-own pizza to more than a dozen grill specialities.

Included in the fare, the Main Restaurant changes its menu every night. Celebrity Select Dining lets you choose an early seating, a late seating or simply dine when you like. For a special evening, Murano offers a nouveau take on classic French cuisine, priced à la carte.

Hot Glass, Martinis and Sunset Cocktails

Her most unusual pastime is Hot Glass, a glassblowing studio where a skilled instructor helps you make your own piece from a choice of designs. Once it has cooled, it is wrapped for you to carry home, and classes carry a fee.

Evenings centre on the Martini Bar & Crush, which pours classic and contemporary martinis across an ice-topped bar. On long voyages through the far south or across the Atlantic, the Sunset Bar is where the day ends, with a cocktail and the view from the stern of a ship at sea. Drinks here are charged unless you choose the All Inclusive fare, which bundles a classic drinks package and basic Wi-Fi into one price, while the Standard fare leaves such extras for you to add.

Celebrity Equinox Cabins and Deck Plans

Two parts of Celebrity Equinox come with their own privileges. AquaClass guests have Blu Restaurant to themselves for breakfast and dinner, with unlimited Persian Garden access and a personal spa concierge. Suites in The Retreat bring a personal butler, the private Luminae restaurant with a new menu each day, The Retreat Lounge, and premium drinks and Wi-Fi. Her cabins and deck plans show what lies above and below a cabin before you choose it.

At Cruise1st we know Celebrity’s ships well. Our expert advice comes from real cruise experts, on the phone before you book. When you are ready, browse Celebrity’s 2027 sailings, the year Celebrity Equinox spends between South America and the Mediterranean.