Celebrity Millennium

Celebrity Millennium at a Glance

Celebrity Millennium is a Celebrity Cruises ship that concentrates her programme firmly on Asia and the Pacific, with Southeast Asia making up the largest share of what is currently on sale, followed by Japan and East Asia, and a smaller programme in Alaska. Departures run from Singapore, Bali (Benoa), Yokohama (Tokyo), Tokyo, Seoul and Vancouver, with a single Transpacific repositioning voyage in the mix. Sailings run up to 28 nights.

• Cruise line: Celebrity Cruises
• Key regions: Southeast Asia, Japan, East Asia, Alaska
• Signature venue: the first Montblanc Boutique at sea, an onboard glassblowing studio, and an extensive art gallery programme
• Enclave: The Retreat — a private restaurant, lounge and butler service for suite guests

Every sailing on Celebrity Millennium requires flying to the port — she departs from Singapore, Bali, Japan and South Korea, which means the cruise is the middle of a longer trip. That is exactly what Cruise1st Packages are built for: we book the flights, the hotel either side and the transfers, all as one holiday.

Dining on Celebrity Millennium

Celebrity Millennium carries a broad dining programme, from a complimentary main restaurant to several charged speciality venues, each with a distinct identity.

The Main Restaurant is included in your fare and serves a wide menu of classic and contemporary dishes in a relaxed, modern setting — the natural everyday choice. For something more considered, Eden Restaurant offers contemporary cuisine by a Michelin-starred chef on an à la carte basis. Fine Cut Steakhouse brings premium American steaks prepared to Michelin-recognised standards, with an additional charge. Raw on 5 Restaurant specialises in artisan sushi, also à la carte. Le Petit Chef combines a visual dining spectacle with a tasting experience at your table — a charged speciality event worth booking in advance if you want something genuinely different. Outdoors, Lawn Club Grill and Rooftop Garden Grill Restaurant offer grilled American cuisine under the open sky, both with speciality dining charges.

AquaClass cabin guests have exclusive access to Blu Restaurant, an intimate venue with fresh, modern dishes at no extra cost. Suite guests in The Retreat dine at Luminae Restaurant, a complimentary restaurant reserved solely for them, serving globally inspired cuisine. Le Voyage Restaurant on Beyond offers global cuisine in an à la carte setting, with an impressive onboard wine collection to match.

For drinks, Cellar Masters is the destination for curated international wines chosen by the house sommeliers, with à la carte pricing. Craft Social offers a relaxed pub atmosphere with bar snacks and drinks in a comfortable, unfussy setting. Sunset Bar is the natural wind-down spot, with live pop and folk music and sea views as the sun goes down — beverages are charged separately.

Entertainment and Activities on Celebrity Millennium

Celebrity Millennium’s onboard programme covers live entertainment, hands-on experiences and a good spread of outdoor and wellness options.

The Club is the main entertainment hub — game shows, live music and DJ sets run regularly, and you can settle at the bar with a cocktail throughout. The ship’s art galleries display works by contemporary and classical artists, with free entry and live art auctions to watch. Most distinctive of all is the Hot Glass glassblowing studio, where an experienced trainer guides you through shaping molten glass into a finished piece — classes and finished works carry a charge, and your creation is packed for travel home.

On the outdoor decks, the activity list runs from basketball and table tennis to lawn bowls and pool volleyball. Cabanas of 165 square feet sit just off the pool deck, offering plush seating and unobstructed sea views by day and a softer, lit retreat in the evening — free to use, with food and drinks charged separately. There is also an adults-only solarium and a rooftop garden. For deeper relaxation, The Persian Garden provides steam baths, saunas and temperature-changing water pools — a premium wellness area charged separately and worth booking ahead.

Shopping on Celebrity Millennium

The retail offering on board is notably upscale. Celebrity Millennium carries boutiques for Bvlgari, Cartier, Tiffany’s and Montblanc — the last of these being the first Montblanc Boutique at sea, carrying handcrafted writing instruments, watches and leather goods. All boutiques are free to browse; purchases are made à la carte.

Cabins and Suites on Celebrity Millennium

Celebrity Millennium offers cabin grades from inside rooms to an expansive penthouse suite. Full deck plans and every grade are detailed on the Celebrity Millennium cabins and deck plans page.

The Prime Inside cabin (I1) covers 15.9 m² and sleeps up to four, positioned centrally on higher decks for shorter distances to the pool, bar and outdoor spaces. The Prime Ocean-view cabin (O1) at 16.0 m² offers a window and a similarly prime position, sleeping two. The Ultra Deluxe Veranda Balcony cabin (UV), at approximately 43.3–46.3 m², gives you a private balcony and roughly three times the space of a standard veranda cabin — sleeping two, it is a significant step up in comfort and room to live.

At the top, the Penthouse Suite (PS) spans approximately 235–259 m² of total space, including around 102 m² of private balcony with a panoramic outdoor hot tub. Suite guests in The Retreat enclave receive a personal butler, exclusive access to Luminae Restaurant and a private lounge, with premium drinks and Wi-Fi included. AquaClass guests in their dedicated tier have exclusive access to Blu Restaurant.

Where Celebrity Millennium Sails

The current programme is built around Asia and the Pacific. Southeast Asia departures leave from Singapore and Bali (Benoa); Japan sailings depart from Yokohama (Tokyo) and Tokyo. There are also departures from Seoul for East Asia itineraries, and from Vancouver for Alaska.

Browse sailings directly: Japan cruises from Tokyo in 2026, Japan cruises from Tokyo in 2027, Japan cruises in 2026, Japan cruises in 2027, Alaska cruises from Vancouver, Alaska cruises in 2026, Alaska cruises in 2027, and Southeast Asia cruises in 2026. For the Transpacific repositioning voyage, see repositioning cruises in 2026 and repositioning cruises in 2027.

Sailings start from £556pp* — with discounts currently available on the majority of departures.

Why Book Celebrity Millennium with Cruise1st

Cruise1st is one of the UK’s leading cruise specialists, which means genuine knowledge of Celebrity Cruises — not a general travel agent picking from a list. There are real cruise experts on the phone before you book, able to help you choose the right cabin grade and the right fare inclusions for your trip.

Because every Celebrity Millennium sailing currently on sale requires flying to the port — whether that is Japan, Singapore, Indonesia or South Korea — the cruise is the middle of a longer trip. Cruise1st Packages handle exactly that: flights, hotels either side and transfers, all on one booking. You can also browse last-minute Celebrity Cruises deals or the full range of Celebrity Cruises sailings in 2026 and 2027.

Alternatives to Celebrity Millennium

If you are deciding between ships for the same kind of Asia itinerary, the following sail overlapping routes and are worth considering alongside Celebrity Millennium.

Diamond Princess (Princess Cruises) departs from ports shared with Celebrity Millennium and calls at Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia and Japan. It is a straight alternative — no flight difference, the same type of trip.

Norwegian Jade (Norwegian Cruise Line) shares roughly half the same departure ports and calls at Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia and Japan across its programme. Again, no flight required beyond what you would already need — a like-for-like comparison is reasonable.

Azamara Pursuit (Azamara) calls at 100% of the same countries — Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia — and is another no-fly-difference option. It sails a different style of programme under the Azamara brand, so it is worth reading about separately before deciding.

Common Questions About Celebrity Millennium

Do I Need to Fly to Join Celebrity Millennium?

Yes — all current sailings depart from ports in Asia, the Pacific or Canada. Flights are not included in the base cruise fare, but Cruise1st Packages can combine the cruise, return flights, hotels and transfers into a single booking, which is often the easiest way to arrange the whole trip.

Which Cabin Grade Should I Book on Celebrity Millennium?

It depends on your priorities. If space is the priority and budget is flexible, the Ultra Deluxe Veranda Balcony cabin at 43.3–46.3 m² gives you roughly three times the floor area of a standard veranda and a private balcony. Suite guests in The Retreat gain a personal butler, exclusive restaurant access and drinks and Wi-Fi included. The full breakdown of grades, sizes and deck positions is on the Celebrity Millennium cabins and deck plans page.

What Is The Retreat on Celebrity Millennium?

The Retreat is the ship’s suite enclave. All suite guests receive a personal butler, exclusive access to Luminae Restaurant and a private lounge, and premium drinks and Wi-Fi are included in their fare. It is a self-contained experience within the ship, separate from the main guest areas.

Can I Book Southeast Asia Cruises from the UK?

Yes — Cruise1st lists Southeast Asia sailings from Singapore and Bali. See the Southeast Asia cruises page for the full range, or browse Southeast Asia cruises in 2026 to filter by departure date.

Are There Japan Cruises from Tokyo Available?

Yes — Tokyo and Yokohama (Tokyo) are both active departure ports in the current programme. You can browse Japan cruises from Tokyo in 2026 and Japan cruises from Tokyo in 2027 to see what is currently on sale.