Celebrity Reflection

Caribbean Round-Trips from Fort Lauderdale

Celebrity Reflection sails round-trips from Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida, into the Caribbean, on voyages of three to nine nights. Fort Lauderdale is a flight from the UK, so we book the flights, the hotel either side and the transfers with the cruise as one holiday, and her week-long and longer sailings give that trip the most time among the islands.

Her 6- and 7-night Western Caribbean sailings run in August, November and December; stops change between departures, but you might see Key West, Cozumel in Mexico and George Town in the Cayman Islands. Other 6- and 7-night Caribbean round-trips sail in February, April, September, October and December, with Nassau in the Bahamas, Grand Turk and George Town among the typical calls. She also runs 3- and 4-night round-trips, with Key West a typical call.

The 8- and 9-night voyages go furthest, sailing in winter and from late summer into autumn. Ports vary, but Aruba, Curaçao and Bonaire are among the islands she visits in the Southern Caribbean, with Grand Turk on some departures. To see these sailings paired with flights from the UK, browse our Caribbean fly-cruises.

She belongs to Celebrity’s Solstice Class, alongside ships including Celebrity Solstice and Celebrity Eclipse; the rest of the line, from the Edge Class to its river fleet, is on our Celebrity Cruises page.

Martinis, Wine and the Adults-Only Solarium

Celebrity Reflection’s evenings centre on Martini Bar & Crush, where classic and contemporary martinis are served on an ice-topped bar, and Cellar Masters, which pours from a large selection of international wines hand-picked by Celebrity sommeliers. Drinks in her bars are charged unless you choose Celebrity’s All Inclusive fare, which bundles a classic drinks package with basic Wi-Fi, while the Standard fare covers dining, entertainment and onboard activities.

By day, the Solarium is reserved for guests aged 16 and over, its three-dimensional art wall echoing the colours and movement of the ocean, and entry costs nothing. Treatments at The Spa carry a charge.

Families have their own share of her: Broken Strings, a foot-stomping musical tale of friendship and laughter, is a show everyone can watch together, and Camp at Sea, her children’s programme, is included in the fare, with a schedule that changes every sailing according to the interests of the young cruisers aboard.

Open-Air Grilling and French Dining

Dinner on Celebrity Reflection starts in the Main Restaurant, included in the fare, where menus change nightly and Celebrity Select Dining lets you take an early seating at 6pm, a late one at 8:30pm, or eat whenever you like.

Her speciality restaurants carry a charge, and the Lawn Club Grill is the one that defines her: chefs cook more than a dozen grill specialties, from USDA Choice beef to seafood and vegetables, over custom-built grills in the open air beside a lawn of real grass, with a gourmet salad bar and build-your-own pizza alongside. For a different kind of evening, Murano Restaurant offers a nouveau take on classic French cuisine.

When Was Celebrity Reflection Last Refurbished?

Celebrity Reflection was last refurbished in 2018.

Celebrity Reflection Cabins and Deck Plans

Two areas set her accommodation apart. AquaClass is a cabin class with its own perks: breakfast and dinner in Blu, with its spa-inspired cooking, unlimited Persian Garden access and a personal spa concierge. The Retreat is her private suite area, where suites come with a personal butler, the Luminae restaurant, The Retreat Lounge, and premium drinks and Wi-Fi. Her cabins and deck plans show where AquaClass and The Retreat sit on her decks.

At Cruise1st, expert advice comes before you book: real cruise experts on the phone who can talk you through Celebrity Reflection and her Caribbean sailings. Read what guests thought in our Celebrity Reflection reviews, then browse Celebrity cruises in 2027 to find your departure.