Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Cruises - Upgraded on-board services and amenities 

Celebrity Cruises remain one of the worlds' best known cruise lines, offering passengers a luxurious on-board experience, and featuring top-rated dining, shopping and entertainment, with recent focus on upgrading onboard services and amenities. Offering destinations from the Mediterranean to the Galapagos Islands, the Celebrity cruise line boasts an extensive and diverse selection, and is known in the industry for offering unique and more unusual cruise experiences.     

 

Celebrity Cruises - Offering a diverse range of destinations 

Celebrity Cruises was founded in 1989 by the Chandris Group, and merged with Royal Caribbean in 1997, to create Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. Today the company maintains its headquarters in Miami, Florida, and remains one of the world’s top-rated cruise lines. Departure ports in the UK for the cruises are Southampton and Harwich, with other European departure points including Amsterdam, Rome and Venice. The choices of cruises offered include Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, Caribbean, South America and Europe, with Australia, New Zealand and the Galapagos Islands also featured in the cruise itinerary. Shore and land excursions are also offered on a Celebrity cruise holiday, with professional guides leading trips to explore the regions' sights, history and culture. On-board services on a Celebrity cruise include first-class gourmet dining and an extensive array of shops and entertainment, as well as extra touches such as pool-side massages and afternoon tea.  

 

Celebrity Cruises - Three classes of cruise liner; larger ships, higher capacity 

Celebrity Cruises boast an extensive fleet of cruise liners, featuring three classes of ships, with each sister ship built in the same design. The classes of cruise liner include the Millennium class, featuring the Millennium, Infinity, Constellation and the Summit, whilst the Century class ships include the Century, Galaxy and the Mercury. The third class of cruise ship is the Solstice class, a fleet of new and larger ships which Celebrity Cruises is debuting in December 2008, featuring the Solstice, Equinox and Eclipse. As well as showing passengers the traditional cruise experiences such as transatlantic trips, beaches and historic city tours, the company has launched their Celebrity Xpedition cruise, aiming to meet the needs of the more adventurous cruise customer, with its unique tour of the Galapagos Islands.