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Celebrity Equinox® is now making even more waves in the cruise world. From adding elevated design concepts and technology across the ship to The Retreat®, an exclusive experience for guests of The Retreat that includes The Retreat® Sundeck and The Retreat® Lounge, the change is phenomenal. These new venues combined with our award-winning Luminae are sure to please.
With new amenities not available on any other Celebrity ship, prepare to have your expectations exceeded as soon as you step on board. Delight in your choice of ten exceptional dining venues. Enjoy craft beer and comfort food in the new Craft Social and sip refreshing frozen cocktails on the pool deck at Slush. A unique experience at sea, feel grass beneath your feet at the relaxing Lawn Club. Every imaginable comfort complimented by Celebrity's unrivaled guest services promises an unsurpassed cruise experience no matter your destination.
Celebrity Equinox is sailing with Starlink - the world’s most advanced broadband satellite internet - to bring you high-speed connectivity for a better onboard experience.
We just returned from our cruise on the Equinox. Overall the experience was perfect for us. We brought our 15 and 23 year old with us. Our 15 year old connected with a nice (well behaved, seemingly responsible and fun) group of teens she hung out with most of the time. They were in and out of the teen club and she had good things to say about the activities and staff there. We stayed in the Penthouse Suite which, if you can do it, do it! The room was amazing with more than enough space for the four of us. The suite staff (Kenneth was our butler and Tetiana was our statroom attendant) were attentive, amazing and very friendly. The Retreat concierges were also incredibly attentive and made every request a reality. One of the perks was the inclusive dining. We enjoyed Luminea, mostly for breakfast and two dinners. We went to Le Petit Chef but found it a bit gimicky. The food was good but we would probably skip it next time. Murano was incredible! The food, service and presentation were beyond compare. We ended up eating there three times and they were very accommodating of adding reservations for two nights we had not initially reserved. We are Jewish, and I requested Challah's for Shabbat which they brought to our table. The common areas were clean and comfortable. My wife and I spent most of our time at the Retreat sundeck. Our kids stayed by the pool which was more lively. Both areas were great. We really enjoyed the cruise and would not hesitate booking this ship again.
Four middle aged friends had a great time together on an older ship. High points: friends, relaxing, beautiful ports. This is my second Celebrity Cruise - really enjoyed the Edge a year ago. I've been on Norwegian, Royal Caribbean, Princess and Disney. The CABIN: The only annoying thing was that there is no outlet near the bed. There is an outlet on the desk. So after reading my kindle book had to get up and go plug in at night. This seems small, and it is. Two women who overpacked found plenty of space for our stuff. We found our room with veranda very comfortable. We liked that our suitcase fit under the bed. We were able to hang all of our clothes and put the rest into the drawers. There were enough places for all our toiletries in the bathroom and the shower pressure was excellent. I liked the way the shower doors worked. Our Steward was very friendly and pleasant. He tidied up and made our beds and replaced towels and everything we needed. We did ask for wine glasses for our wine and he brought just one. That was odd. We just used the water glasses after that. Then one day we took our room glasses into the evening show with us and left them there. Ooops. We are apparently not supposed to do that. He brought us more water glasses though. We did have to keep asking for order forms for breakfast. One of our friends did have some concerns with her room and steward. The bathroom was not at all clean at check in time, but he did fix it. Then she ordered continental breakfast which never arrived. He seemed confused when he came to get the dirty plate and she told him she had never received it. He didn't do anything to make amends. She also mentioned not getting beach towels on shore days. There were not towel animals if that is your kind of thing. That was fine with us. Staff in general were pleasant and helpful. One in our group really missed the excellent customer service of Disney "cast members." I did feel that the constant promotion of the drink packages and specialty restaurants was off putting. The SHIP and Activities We thought the ship was attractive and well maintained. There are lots of places to get drinks, listen to music and have conversation. I like to find a lounge chair, ocean view, and read a book, but there were all the usual activities. We played some trivia and learned about how glasses impact the taste of wine. I noticed folks playing cards and doing puzzles in little game areas. There were no slides and skating rinks or malls on this older ship, which was fine with us. We did most of the evening shows which were fine, nothing spectacular. Highlights were a high energy Elton John show and incredibly talented female singer who featured female rock and roll songs. I believe she performed on Broadway. The pools were nice and never seemed too crowded. The chairs by the pool were packed in and hard to come by. FOOD The main negative, for me, was that the food was lackluster. I will qualify this by saying that I am a foodie who dines out often in a major city. My companions enjoyed their meals more than I did. Some high points: the French Onion soup with flavorful broth and melty, stretchy cheese decadence. The wedge salad was good. The prime rib was tender. But nothing was exceptional. For example, salmon tartar was advertised as being topped with roe. The bite with the three tiny eggs was tasty as it needed some salt or flavor, but the rest was bland. A lamb t-bone would have been okay if someone had cut the tough part off. The ratatouille that came with it was delicious though. Trout, which I love, was fine, but was a small portion and a touch salty. It sat on some soggy spinach. Often the meals are presented with fancy smears or garnishes, as if creatively prepared, but the flavors do not back this up. For example a caesar salad is served without option of anchovies and Tiramisue presented without lady fingers- it was all whipped cheese with a hint of coffee flavor and some bits of a cookie? Crumbled into it. It was not terrible, but it wasn’t Tiramisue. The ice cream was icy instead of creamy, obviously melted and refrozen. We were twice told they didn’t have things, blue cheese dressing and coffee ice cream, that later arrived. The dressing came with the salad, luckily, but the coffee ice cream came after the substitute had been eaten. The waiter seemed to have gone the extra mile, and seemed to want praise, but why not bring it in the first place? Also, I wish the elevated menu options that they offered on the formerly-known-as-formal night (now it's evening chic) were offered through out the week. Some nights the choices were lack luster. Even on the fancy night staff were hard selling the specialty restaurants -"in the main dining room you get a tiny lobster tail" they told everyone but in the up-charge restaurants we would get a big one or whole lobster. But my meals are supposed to be included...I already paid for them! The difference between the specialty restaurants and main restaurant irritated me. On Disney, for example, the extra $$ options do offer more upscale options, but the quality in main dining is still excellent. For example, in Tucson restaurant on Equinox (specialty $$ Italian) I ordered Tiramisu also - this one was completely different (and yes it had lady fingers.) Yet even in Tuscan I was a bit disappointed. The apps were very good (pork belly was fantastic) and the filet was delicious. However the pasta course, which the waiters insisted we get because it was their specialty with homemade pasta, was awful. I had lobster sauce on rigatoni, but mostly ate the sauce with the bits of lobster because the rigatoni was thick and tough. My friend had the chicken parmesan over spaghetti and said her chicken was dry and pasta hard as if undercooked. Surprisingly our best meal was in Le Petit Chef, which I didn't want to pay for since I've been to it on another ship and felt the graphic entertainment was a bit juvenile. However the four course meal there, and the service, was the best we had anywhere on ship. Again it irritated me that the Boeuf en Croute that we had in LPC was fantastic while the exact same entree we'd had the prior night n main dining room was a pale and bland imitation. Still, I resent having to pay twice for meals just to get a good meal. I want the option of specialty restaurant to be a choice, not a requirement to enjoy my cruise. The buffet was fine for lunch, we used it on the sea days. I There is plenty of assortment, but nothing stood out. I always find the desserts looked better than they taste! A hotdog at the Mast Grill was my best lunch! We enjoyed having coffee, fruit and croissants delivered to our room. Most days I think they heated up the croissants, which then cooled and became very brittle (and messy) one day it seemed they did not do this and the croissant was much softer and better. The PORTs: Puerto Plata in DR was a new one to us and we enjoyed a culture/beach tour. Next time I'd focus on beach or sailing. Old San Juan is a beautiful town to walk. We ran out of time for beach. We ate at Raices, an authentic Puerto Rican restaurant which was tasty but there was a wait and service was slow. St. Martin - We love this port. We had a taxi driver for 6+ hours and she took us to Orient Beach (so beautiful), Maho Beach. for the planes, Marigot for shopping (not very special) and for various photo opportunities. We ate at the Lolo's - for grilled meats and seafood. We loved our port days. Summary: All in all it was a great cruise. I chose the ship because it was reasonably priced and I enjoy the smaller older ships where you can feel the movement of the ocean. My only caveat was the underwhelming food.
Our first celebrity cruise did not disappoint. This was my wife’s 4th and my 8th cruise overall and we were very pleased with our overall experience. We travel with our friends, so in total there were 4 kids and 4 adults. We were traveling during spring break and the ship had a good amount of kids, nothing overwhelming (212 total this week). Pre cruise I couldn’t count the amount of comments that I read that celebrity was not a cruise for kids and to stick to RCL. This was primary due to this ship having an older crowd, no water slides, lack of a kids program and they would be bored. I cruised as a kid with no water slides and minimal kids program had had the time of my life. As did our kids. Having a pool with Buffett for breakfast and lunch in a warm climate was all that is needed. Embarkation was a breeze at port Canaveral. Quickest we have ever gotten on a ship. Service was fantastic, especially in dining room. The friendliness of the staff as well as fell cruise passengers surprised us. With it being an older crowd the conversations in the elevators started by other guests to our children were great to see. The ship overall was in good condition. I believe it went to a dry dock within the last year or so. We got the update drink package and not having to sign each time we ordered a drink was a game changer. Waits for a drink at bars were usually never more than a minute or two. Other than the pool during sea days and one day at the buffet for lunch we never felt the ship was crowded. Food overall we thought was good. Variety at the Buffett and the ability to order multiple appetizers or main dishes pleased everyone. Entertainment was fine. Kids loved the shows and again the interaction between the performers and the kids delighted us. We have been told for years to try celebrity and we are disappointed that we waited so long. They will be our go to / preferred cruise line weather traveling with kids or without kids.
We just returned from our cruise on the Equinox. Overall the experience was perfect for us. We brought our 15 and 23 year old with us. Our 15 year old connected with a nice (well behaved, seemingly responsible and fun) group of teens she hung out with most of the time. They were in and out of the teen club and she had good things to say about the activities and staff there. We stayed in the Penthouse Suite which, if you can do it, do it! The room was amazing with more than enough space for the four of us. The suite staff (Kenneth was our butler and Tetiana was our statroom attendant) were attentive, amazing and very friendly. The Retreat concierges were also incredibly attentive and made every request a reality. One of the perks was the inclusive dining. We enjoyed Luminea, mostly for breakfast and two dinners. We went to Le Petit Chef but found it a bit gimicky. The food was good but we would probably skip it next time. Murano was incredible! The food, service and presentation were beyond compare. We ended up eating there three times and they were very accommodating of adding reservations for two nights we had not initially reserved. We are Jewish, and I requested Challah's for Shabbat which they brought to our table. The common areas were clean and comfortable. My wife and I spent most of our time at the Retreat sundeck. Our kids stayed by the pool which was more lively. Both areas were great. We really enjoyed the cruise and would not hesitate booking this ship again.
Four middle aged friends had a great time together on an older ship. High points: friends, relaxing, beautiful ports. This is my second Celebrity Cruise - really enjoyed the Edge a year ago. I've been on Norwegian, Royal Caribbean, Princess and Disney. The CABIN: The only annoying thing was that there is no outlet near the bed. There is an outlet on the desk. So after reading my kindle book had to get up and go plug in at night. This seems small, and it is. Two women who overpacked found plenty of space for our stuff. We found our room with veranda very comfortable. We liked that our suitcase fit under the bed. We were able to hang all of our clothes and put the rest into the drawers. There were enough places for all our toiletries in the bathroom and the shower pressure was excellent. I liked the way the shower doors worked. Our Steward was very friendly and pleasant. He tidied up and made our beds and replaced towels and everything we needed. We did ask for wine glasses for our wine and he brought just one. That was odd. We just used the water glasses after that. Then one day we took our room glasses into the evening show with us and left them there. Ooops. We are apparently not supposed to do that. He brought us more water glasses though. We did have to keep asking for order forms for breakfast. One of our friends did have some concerns with her room and steward. The bathroom was not at all clean at check in time, but he did fix it. Then she ordered continental breakfast which never arrived. He seemed confused when he came to get the dirty plate and she told him she had never received it. He didn't do anything to make amends. She also mentioned not getting beach towels on shore days. There were not towel animals if that is your kind of thing. That was fine with us. Staff in general were pleasant and helpful. One in our group really missed the excellent customer service of Disney "cast members." I did feel that the constant promotion of the drink packages and specialty restaurants was off putting. The SHIP and Activities We thought the ship was attractive and well maintained. There are lots of places to get drinks, listen to music and have conversation. I like to find a lounge chair, ocean view, and read a book, but there were all the usual activities. We played some trivia and learned about how glasses impact the taste of wine. I noticed folks playing cards and doing puzzles in little game areas. There were no slides and skating rinks or malls on this older ship, which was fine with us. We did most of the evening shows which were fine, nothing spectacular. Highlights were a high energy Elton John show and incredibly talented female singer who featured female rock and roll songs. I believe she performed on Broadway. The pools were nice and never seemed too crowded. The chairs by the pool were packed in and hard to come by. FOOD The main negative, for me, was that the food was lackluster. I will qualify this by saying that I am a foodie who dines out often in a major city. My companions enjoyed their meals more than I did. Some high points: the French Onion soup with flavorful broth and melty, stretchy cheese decadence. The wedge salad was good. The prime rib was tender. But nothing was exceptional. For example, salmon tartar was advertised as being topped with roe. The bite with the three tiny eggs was tasty as it needed some salt or flavor, but the rest was bland. A lamb t-bone would have been okay if someone had cut the tough part off. The ratatouille that came with it was delicious though. Trout, which I love, was fine, but was a small portion and a touch salty. It sat on some soggy spinach. Often the meals are presented with fancy smears or garnishes, as if creatively prepared, but the flavors do not back this up. For example a caesar salad is served without option of anchovies and Tiramisue presented without lady fingers- it was all whipped cheese with a hint of coffee flavor and some bits of a cookie? Crumbled into it. It was not terrible, but it wasn’t Tiramisue. The ice cream was icy instead of creamy, obviously melted and refrozen. We were twice told they didn’t have things, blue cheese dressing and coffee ice cream, that later arrived. The dressing came with the salad, luckily, but the coffee ice cream came after the substitute had been eaten. The waiter seemed to have gone the extra mile, and seemed to want praise, but why not bring it in the first place? Also, I wish the elevated menu options that they offered on the formerly-known-as-formal night (now it's evening chic) were offered through out the week. Some nights the choices were lack luster. Even on the fancy night staff were hard selling the specialty restaurants -"in the main dining room you get a tiny lobster tail" they told everyone but in the up-charge restaurants we would get a big one or whole lobster. But my meals are supposed to be included...I already paid for them! The difference between the specialty restaurants and main restaurant irritated me. On Disney, for example, the extra $$ options do offer more upscale options, but the quality in main dining is still excellent. For example, in Tucson restaurant on Equinox (specialty $$ Italian) I ordered Tiramisu also - this one was completely different (and yes it had lady fingers.) Yet even in Tuscan I was a bit disappointed. The apps were very good (pork belly was fantastic) and the filet was delicious. However the pasta course, which the waiters insisted we get because it was their specialty with homemade pasta, was awful. I had lobster sauce on rigatoni, but mostly ate the sauce with the bits of lobster because the rigatoni was thick and tough. My friend had the chicken parmesan over spaghetti and said her chicken was dry and pasta hard as if undercooked. Surprisingly our best meal was in Le Petit Chef, which I didn't want to pay for since I've been to it on another ship and felt the graphic entertainment was a bit juvenile. However the four course meal there, and the service, was the best we had anywhere on ship. Again it irritated me that the Boeuf en Croute that we had in LPC was fantastic while the exact same entree we'd had the prior night n main dining room was a pale and bland imitation. Still, I resent having to pay twice for meals just to get a good meal. I want the option of specialty restaurant to be a choice, not a requirement to enjoy my cruise. The buffet was fine for lunch, we used it on the sea days. I There is plenty of assortment, but nothing stood out. I always find the desserts looked better than they taste! A hotdog at the Mast Grill was my best lunch! We enjoyed having coffee, fruit and croissants delivered to our room. Most days I think they heated up the croissants, which then cooled and became very brittle (and messy) one day it seemed they did not do this and the croissant was much softer and better. The PORTs: Puerto Plata in DR was a new one to us and we enjoyed a culture/beach tour. Next time I'd focus on beach or sailing. Old San Juan is a beautiful town to walk. We ran out of time for beach. We ate at Raices, an authentic Puerto Rican restaurant which was tasty but there was a wait and service was slow. St. Martin - We love this port. We had a taxi driver for 6+ hours and she took us to Orient Beach (so beautiful), Maho Beach. for the planes, Marigot for shopping (not very special) and for various photo opportunities. We ate at the Lolo's - for grilled meats and seafood. We loved our port days. Summary: All in all it was a great cruise. I chose the ship because it was reasonably priced and I enjoy the smaller older ships where you can feel the movement of the ocean. My only caveat was the underwhelming food.
From a fresh, new look rivalling the world’s best boutique hotels to our eXhale® bedding featuring Cashmere℠ Mattresses you won’t find anywhere else, every detail of our staterooms has been elevated, every comfort refined.
Discover a variety of distinctive accommodations, including The Retreat® our unrivalled experience available to every suite guest, our spa-inspired AquaClass®, and Concierge Class.
The Retreat - The Retreat® isn’t a place. It isn’t an amenity. It isn’t a service. It’s all of this and more. The Retreat includes stunning accommodations, a private restaurant, and exclusive lounge and sundeck that rival any high-end resort. Your dedicated team of attendants, concierges, and butlers will do everything to ensure you never have to lift a finger on vacation.
HERE, THE WORLD REALLY DOES REVOLVE AROUND YOU
You’d think a suite like one of ours would be enough. Not to us. All suites at The Retreat come with a dedicated butler who’s just a message away. You get access to an exclusive sundeck and lounge that make you feel like you have the ship to yourself. Your table awaits at Luminae, your private, suites-only restaurant. And, you’ll enjoy more perks and amenities than ever before. The Retreat isn’t just a suite. It’s the most elevated experience at sea, period.
YOUR HOME OCEANS AWAY FROM HOME
It’s almost impossible to tell which is better—the views outside your suite or the views inside. But who cares? It’s all yours to enjoy. From roomy living areas and oversized verandas to Cashmere mattresses and plush robes, this is living large down to the smallest detail.
AquaClass Stateroom - Celebrity Equinox® AquaClass guests enjoy eXhale® bedding, premium bathroom amenities, a massaging showerhead, complimentary fitness classes, and a spacious private veranda. Plus, complimentary dining at Blu, unlimited access to the Persian Garden, and personal spa concierge.
Concierge Class Stateroom - A dedicated concierge is always just steps away from your room to assist with your vacation needs. Attend exclusive events, including a Destination Seminar, and Welcome Aboard Concierge Class Lunch. Then there’s the Stateroom. Here, you’ll find it’s little details so meticulously thought out that they truly make a world of difference. It’s a room that’s so much more than a room—it’s an experience.
Veranda Stateroom - Ample indoor and outdoor space come together to create your private sanctuary at sea. Your personal veranda lets you greet the day, soak in breathtaking sunsets, and enjoy fresh sea breezes.
Ocean View Stateroom - Expansive views make Ocean View Staterooms on the Celebrity Equinox the ideal place to unwind at sea. These perfectly indulgent spaces come furnished with Celebrity’s eXhale bedding featuring the Queen-size Mattress and everything else a modern traveler needs.
Inside Stateroom - Your escape at sea, Inside Staterooms offer ample living space, including a sitting area and a flat screen TV. Each inside stateroom on board Celebrity Equinox includes world-class amenities.
Savour remarkable culinary adventures that satisfy your wanderlust and your appetite every night, from sumptuous meals at Tuscan Grille to the Chef’s Table by Chef Daniel Boulud.
What you eat on vacation is almost as important as where you go, and on every Celebrity vacation, we bring both those things together perfectly. The captivating scents and flavors of your dining experience will transport you to new places—without even leaving your table. On Celebrity Equinox, you’ll embark on a culinary journey like no other. Featuring specialty restaurants and an array of bars and lounges, every experience will excite your palate and leave you wanting more.
Our menus are inspired by the amazing regions we visit around the world. Our Global Culinary Ambassador, world-renowned chef Daniel Boulud, also creates new, exclusive signature dishes for guests of Luminae and the Chef’s Table experience, there’s something to please every palate. Along with our top culinary talent on board who prepare the dishes fresh daily using locally sourced ingredients, you’ll enjoy the best dining experience at sea.
EXTRAORDINARY SHORE EXCURSIONS
Ignite your sense of wonder, inspiration, and adventure
The entertainment on board our fleet is just as revolutionary and carefully crafted as the ships themselves. In fact, we’re changing the future of entertainment at sea—or anywhere else. We believe entertainment should happen 24/7. It should be fresh and unpredictable, surrounding you and delighting you with spaces and experiences never seen before.
Things To Do
Our onboard activities and entertainment will make your vacation an unforgettable adventure.
When you cruise to the Caribbean with us, you’ll experience breathtaking beaches, natural wonders, UNESCO sites, and more. Explore a never-ending parade of verdant mountain peaks, tropical rainforests teeming with exotic wildlife, hidden waterfalls and alcoves designed only for you, and dazzling coral reefs bustling with fish of every size, shape, colour, and stripe. An escape to the Caribbean promises new experiences at every turn—both on board and off.
Shows
Captivating main stage productions leave you talking long after the roar of applause and final bow. Like Feel the Funk, a funky, exciting, and fashionably nostalgic with a modern twist. Or On Broadway, a spectacular musical production that combines the biggest Broadway classics.
Events and Parties
Discover unexpected and award-winning experiences and cruise ship entertainment at every turn, from live music performances that perfectly complement our ships' stunning spaces to unpredictable parties sure to excite all your senses.
Celebrity Activities
From morning until night, there are literally hundreds of different activities happening on a Celebrity cruise ship. The only question is, which ones are perfect for you?
Rise or Rest to Rejuvenate.
There’s no better way to find your ultimate state of wellbeing than with the ocean as your backdrop. Start your holistic wellness journey with an incredible night’s rest on our exclusive eXhale® bedding, made with cashmere. Get your endorphins flowing with first-at-sea fitness programs. Escape to The Spa and discover more than 120 rejuvenating treatments, including Destination Inspired Treatments as unique as the places we visit. At the heart of The Spa, our SEA Thermal Suite and Persian Garden are playgrounds for the senses—and complimentary for guests of our AquaClass® staterooms and Aqua Sky Suites. We’ve thought of everything you need to nourish your mind, body, and spirit—miles at sea.
From fun activities on board to adventurous excursions on land, our award-winning cruises offer unforgettable experiences for the whole family to enjoy. Kids, parents, and grandparents will find plenty of opportunities to spend quality time together and create memories that will remain long after your vacation ends.
Gather everyone for a movie night under the stars. Enjoy theatre shows and live music. Splash with your kids on the beach or go on thrilling shore excursions with adventurous teens. There’s something for everyone to love on our fun-filled family cruises.
Kids and Teen Programs - The fun starts at Camp At Sea, our onboard entertainment centre and program designed exclusively for kids ages 3 to 12. Open every day from 9:00am - 10:00pm, Camp at Sea offers kids the opportunity to participate in a number of entertaining activities, including treasure hunts, arts and crafts, sports, and theme parties, all under the supervision of our experienced youth staff. For our teen cruisers, the Teen Club is the place to be. At the Teen Club, they can make new friends and participate in events like video game competitions, teen parties, and culinary classes. Activities are overseen by our team of teen counsellors and offered throughout the day, allowing teens to come and go as they please.
Entertainment On Board - There’s no shortage of entertaining venues on board. Spend the day swimming in the pool with the kids, then watch the sunset while relaxing in one of our elevated hot tubs. Gather on board for movie night under the stars, silent disco parties, hot glass classes, and archery tournaments —so many activities to share. Don’t miss the views from the Lawn Club or the Resort Deck, which provides the ultimate backdrop for a picture-perfect family photo.
Family Friendly Excursions - One of the top reasons we’re one of the best cruise lines for families is because we offer an array of family-friendly shore excursions at over 300 port destinations. With activities varying from cultural tours to thrilling water sports, families will have no trouble finding a number of exciting excursions such as swimming with dolphins, hiking up volcanoes or glaciers, and strolling through ancient Mayan ruins.
Unforgettable Family Cruise DestinationsWith over 300 destinations on our itineraries, there are plenty of exciting places waiting to be discovered. Tropical islands, cosmopolitan cities, seaside villages, and rustic towns are all on the agenda.
Take the family on a cruise to Alaska, where you’ll sail through the famous Inside Passage and witness the magic of towering glaciers and the stunning wilderness of the Last Frontier. If you’re looking for a little bit more culture, head on one of our European journeys, where you’ll stroll past ancient buildings, feast on exquisite cuisine, and stop by picturesque towns. As for a sun-soaked vacation, it doesn’t get much better than a cruise to the Caribbean, where white sand beaches and turquoise waters await.
Fun, Engaging and Enriching Family Cruise Experiences. Never the Same Camp Twice.
Our cruises offer unforgettable experiences for kids of all ages. With fun games, outdoor activities, video game tournaments, and slumber parties all on the agenda, your kids will have the time of their life during their family vacation on board.
Camp at Sea is the only fully customisable kids cruise program in the industry. With over 500 activities to participate in, our schedule changes every sailing depending on the interests of our young cruisers. From arts and recreation to science and technology, we cover all types of subjects and hobbies, making sure every kid (no matter their interests), feels entertained and engaged during their family cruise.
Family Fun for Everyone
Cruises are the perfect opportunity for multigenerational family members to bond. Spend the day together at the pool, sign up for any number of group activities, and enjoy nightly family meals at our main dining room. If you want to try something different, then plan a skip-generational vacation, where parents stay at home and grandparents are free to spoil their grandkids during an unforgettable trip.
Summer Cruises - What better way to enjoy the warm, balmy weather of summer than by sailing to a sunny destination with the family? Spend a week visiting Caribbean beaches, chase adventure during a cruise to Alaska, or discover the best of Europe while on a Mediterranean journey—our summer cruises are what vacation dreams are made of.
Spring Break Cruises - Take advantage of spring break and spend seven days at sea with the kids. Even though school’s out, there are still plenty of opportunities for learning on board. At Camp at Sea, children can take art classes, participate in sports activities, and sign up for special STEM-based programs focused on marine biology and environmental conservation.
Holiday Cruises - Celebrating the holidays with family is easy while aboard one of our cruises. Even if you’re far away, you’ll feel right at home with our festive decorations and delicious traditional holiday meals. Get into the holiday spirit by hearing Christmas carols or taking in a holiday show at our theatre. And don’t worry, Santa always makes a surprise appearance bearing gifts for the kids.
Celebrity Kids at Sea
Our Camp at Sea program and Teen Club are open every day and provide loads of entertainment, guaranteeing your kids will never be bored on board. But don’t take it from us—listen to these junior cruisers describe why Celebrity Cruises® is one of the best cruise lines for kids.
