08/12/2026
Celebrity Cruises has revealed its 2028-29 deployment, with an extensive program that will take its ships across all seven continents and introduce several firsts for the cruise line.
One of the biggest changes will come in Europe, where four Edge Series ships will sail during the same season for the first time. Celebrity Beyond will also return to Europe for the first time since 2023, offering seven- to 14-night cruises from Southampton to Norway, Iceland and Scandinavia.
Celebrity Apex will operate 12-night Scandinavian itineraries visiting destinations including Oslo, Stockholm, Tallinn, Helsinki and Copenhagen. The ship will also introduce new 12-night British Isles cruises featuring Celebrity's first-ever visit to Galway, Ireland.
The Mediterranean will see Celebrity Xcel, Celebrity Ascent and Celebrity Eclipse offering seven- to 11-night cruises across Italy, France, Spain, Morocco, Portugal, Greece and Turkey.
Celebrity Constellation will focus on Italy and Croatia with 10- and 11-night itineraries, including the cruise line's first visit to Bari since 2014.
Celebrity Infinity will continue sailing in Europe year-round and will mark another notable return for the company. The ship will operate Celebrity's first Egypt cruises since 2023, including overnight stays in Alexandria.
Its wider program will include sailings from Athens to destinations such as Santorini, Rhodes, Mykonos and Ephesus, alongside off-season cruises visiting Portugal, Morocco and the Canary Islands.
Alaska will welcome three Celebrity ships in 2028.
Celebrity Edge will return for its fifth Alaska season, while Celebrity Equinox will sail in Alaska for the first time, operating seven-night one-way cruises between Vancouver and Seward. Celebrity Millennium will also offer roundtrip cruises from Vancouver.
Celebrity Equinox will additionally introduce new roundtrip Hawaii cruises from Los Angeles.
Further south, Celebrity Edge and Celebrity Solstice will return to Australia and New Zealand with 23 cruises departing Sydney and Auckland. Voyages will range from four-night getaways to 14-night journeys, with Celebrity Solstice also visiting destinations across the South Pacific.
Celebrity Solstice will operate a full season in the region for the first time, sailing between April and October 2028. Celebrity Millennium and Celebrity Solstice will offer additional opportunities to visit Okinawa, while winter itineraries will explore Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and China.
Celebrity Millennium will even spend New Year's Eve overnight in Hong Kong, allowing passengers to welcome 2029 while watching the city's fireworks.
In South America, Celebrity Equinox will operate 12- to 16-night itineraries spanning five countries, with destinations ranging from the Chilean Fjords to Iguazu Falls and Antarctica.
A special 16-night holiday sailing will also give passengers the opportunity to ring in the New Year in Antarctica.
Celebrity Summit will meanwhile operate seven-night Bermuda cruises from Cape Liberty in May 2028, followed by 12-night Canada and New England cruises from Boston during September and October.
