The European season will feature new ways to explore the region, with the return of the Celebrity Beyond following its 2026 renovation. Highlights among the new outdoor offerings include the Celebrity Pool Club, featuring the Orange Peel Bar & Grille and Tacos del Sol, as well as Bora’s outdoor dining options.
Celebrity Cruises has unveiled its itinerary for 2028 and 2029, which includes an extensive European season and extraordinary voyages across all seven continents. The itinerary features new ports of call, extended seasons at highly sought-after destinations, and more opportunities to discover every corner of the world. For the first time, four ships from the Edge series—including the refurbished Celebrity Beyond—will sail through Europe, while other itineraries will explore Alaska, Asia, Australia, New England, and South America.
Highlights of the 2028–2029 itinerary include the largest number of Edge-class ships in Europe to date—Celebrity Beyond, Celebrity Xcel, Celebrity Ascent, and Celebrity Apex—and Celebrity Cruises’ most extensive program in Northern Europe; overnight stays in Egypt aboard the Celebrity Infinity; Celebrity Cruises’ first port of call in Galway, Ireland, as part of the Celebrity Apex’s new itineraries through the British Isles; a return to Bari, Italy, for the first time in over a decade with the Celebrity Constellation; round-trip cruises to Hawaii from Los Angeles and the Celebrity Equinox’s first season in Alaska; the Solstice-class’s first full season in Japan with the refurbished Celebrity Solstice; and an extended season in South America, featuring a return to Antarctica aboard the Celebrity Equinox.
“We are delighted to offer our guests more ways than ever to experience the world’s most extraordinary destinations in 2028 and 2029,” says Laura Hodges Bethge, president of Celebrity Cruises. “From Norway’s breathtaking fjords to the unspoiled beauty of Antarctica, these itineraries offer endless opportunities to explore, combining immersive destinations with the world-class hospitality and unforgettable moments that define The Celebrity Way.”
Celebrity's longest European season to date
An unforgettable European season awaits passengers, with four ships from the Edge series sailing in the region for the first time. Celebrity Cruises will offer its most extensive lineup to date for exploring the landscapes, history, and culture of Northern Europe.
The Celebrity Beyond will return to Europe for the first time since 2023 following its renovation, featuring new spaces such as the Mediterranean restaurant Bora and the Celebrity Pool Club, an elevated poolside experience that will include two new dining options: Orange Peel Bar & Grille and Tacos del Sol, which will debut aboard the Celebrity Beyond in November 2026.
Passengers will be able to enjoy cruises ranging from seven to 14 nights from Southampton to Norway, Iceland, and various destinations in Scandinavia.
Highlights of the Celebrity Beyond's itineraries include 14-night cruises that first take guests to Reykjavík, Ísafjörður, Akureyri, and Seyðisfjörður, before exploring the iconic Norwegian fjords with stops in Geiranger, Ålesund, Flåm, Nordfjordeid, and Bergen.
The Celebrity Summit will offer travelers the opportunity to explore Iceland in greater depth with round-trip itineraries from Reykjavík.
The Celebrity Apex will offer 12-night cruises through Scandinavia, with stops in Oslo, Skagen, Stockholm, Tallinn, Helsinki, and Copenhagen. In addition, its new 12-night itineraries through the British Isles will visit Scotland, Ireland, and England and will include Celebrity Cruises’ first stop in Galway, Ireland.
More of the Mediterranean and a Return to Bari
To enjoy the Mediterranean, the Celebrity Xcel, Celebrity Ascent, and Celebrity Eclipse will offer 7- to 11-night cruises through Italy, France, Spain, Morocco, Portugal, Greece, and Turkey.
The Celebrity Constellation will combine Italy and Croatia on 10- and 11-night cruises, including Celebrity Cruises' first visit to Bari, Italy, since 2014.
The Celebrity Infinity will once again offer year-round cruises in Europe, including Celebrity Cruises' first itineraries to Egypt starting in 2023, with overnight stays in Alexandria.
The mid-season itineraries departing from Athens will visit Santorini, Kavala, Rhodes, Mykonos, and Ephesus, offering the chance to avoid the biggest crowds at some of the most popular destinations. During the off-season, cruises departing from Barcelona will seek out the winter sun in the Canary Islands, Portugal, and Morocco.
More ways to explore Alaska and Hawaii
In 2028, three Celebrity Cruises ships will sail through Alaska, allowing guests to explore its landscapes and wildlife.
The Celebrity Edge will return for its fifth season, bringing passengers closer to nature thanks to its innovative, outward-facing design. The Celebrity Equinox will sail to Alaska for the first time, offering seven-night cruises between Vancouver and Seward, while the Celebrity Millennium will offer round-trip itineraries from Vancouver, featuring local cultures, snow-capped peaks, glaciers, and coastal towns.
Passengers on the Celebrity Equinox can extend their trip with a land-based Cruisetour led by local guides, featuring stays at local accommodations and tours along remote roads and railways, with stops in Anchorage, Talkeetna, and Denali.
For those looking for a warmer destination, the Celebrity Equinox will offer new round-trip cruises from Los Angeles to Hawaii, featuring tropical rainforests, exotic blooms, and sandy beaches.
The Celebrity Edge and the Celebrity Solstice Return to Australia and New Zealand
The Celebrity Edge and the Celebrity Solstice will return to Australia and New Zealand with 23 cruises departing from Sydney and Auckland.
Passengers will be able to choose from itineraries ranging from four to 14 nights, combining Australia's wine regions with New Zealand's majestic fjords and vibrant cities.
Celebrity Solstice 's South Pacific cruises will visit destinations such as Tauranga, New Zealand; Lifou, in the Loyalty Islands; and Mystery Island, in Vanuatu.
Discover Japan aboard the refurbished Celebrity Solstice and other destinations in Asia
The refurbished Celebrity Solstice will spend its first full season in Japan, from April through October 2028.
Passengers will be able to experience the energy of Tokyo, see Mount Fuji, enjoy overnight stays in Kyoto and Aomori, and take part in events such as Golden Week and the Gion Matsuri.
The Celebrity Millennium's spring and fall cruises will offer experiences tied to the cherry blossom season and the hibiscus season, as well as opportunities to admire the koyo—the vibrant colors of Japan's fall foliage.
Passengers on the Celebrity Solstice and the Celebrity Millennium will have more opportunities to explore Okinawa, with 17 stops at this tropical destination.
This winter, the Celebrity Solstice and the Celebrity Millennium will sail through Southeast Asia, with itineraries that include Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, and China.
Overnight stays in Bangkok and Phuket, Thailand; Benoa, Bali, Indonesia; Hanoi, Vietnam; Hong Kong, China; and Penang, Malaysia, will provide more time to explore these culturally rich destinations.
In Thailand, passengers can explore the lively night markets or enjoy the city’s famous nightlife. In Hanoi, they can watch the sunset over the limestone cliffs. Aboard the Celebrity Millennium, an overnight stay in Hong Kong on New Year’s Eve will allow passengers to watch the city’s famous fireworks display as it rings in 2029.
"Antarctica" Returns with an Extended Season in South America
Unique experiences await passengers in South America and Antarctica. The Celebrity Equinox will offer 12- to 16-night itineraries through five countries, featuring spectacular scenery, extraordinary wildlife, and one-of-a-kind adventures.
The destinations will range from the cliffs of the Chilean fjords to the Iguazú Falls—designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site—and the wild landscapes of Antarctica.
In Patagonia, passengers can visit penguin colonies, explore forests, or go on whale-watching excursions.
The itineraries will allow you to discover charming towns while enjoying South American cuisine, from Patagonian barbecues, Chilean seafood, and ceviche to Uruguayan dulce de leche, with overnight stays in Valparaíso, Chile, and Buenos Aires, Argentina.
At Cape Horn, where the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans meet, cruise ships will sail past the glaciers and wildlife of Tierra del Fuego National Park, at the southern tip of the South American continent.
In addition, passengers will be able to ring in the New Year with a special 16-night cruise through Antarctica.
Explore the coastlines of Bermuda and the fall colors of Canada and New England
In May 2028, the Celebrity Summit’s seven-night cruises departing from Cape Liberty, New Jersey, will take passengers to Bermuda, where they will enjoy two overnight stays to go scuba diving, play golf, visit art galleries, or relax on the island’s pink-sand beaches.
In September and October 2028, 12-night cruises from Boston will allow you to discover the lighthouses, fishing villages, and coastal landscapes of Canada and New England, bathed in the colors of fall.
An overnight stay in Quebec will allow you to discover the magic of Old Quebec after dark, when its cobblestone streets are lit up.
Sales Start Dates
- Now on sale: Summer 2028 in Japan.
- August 25, 2026: Europe, Bermuda, Canada, and New England.
- September 1, 2026: Alaska, Hawaii, and South America.
- September 29, 2026: Australia and Asia, winter 2028–2029.
- Coming soon: The Caribbean and the Galápagos 2029.
For more information and to book a cruise, interested parties can visit www.celebritycruises.com, call Celebrity Cruises at 1-888-751-7804, or contact a trusted travel advisor.
