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Celebrity Cruises 2028-2029 Itineraries Bring A Wider World Into View

Expanded European choices and seasonal returns shape a deployment across all seven continents
CManicBy CManicAugust 10, 2026
Celebrity Edge approaching Dawes Glacier in Alaska
Celebrity Edge approaches Alaska’s dramatic Dawes Glacier © Celebrity Cruises

The Celebrity Cruises 2028-2029 itineraries introduce one of the line’s broadest destination programs, led by a record European deployment and substantial seasons in Alaska, Asia, Australia, South America, Bermuda, and Canada and New England. A record four Edge Series ships will operate in Europe, while others receive new assignments.

The program adds inaugural calls, longer stays, and Antarctica voyages. Celebrity Cruises President Laura Hodges Bethge said the collection gives guests more ways to visit destinations while retaining the elevated hospitality associated with The Celebrity Way.

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Celebrity Cruises 2028-2029 Itineraries Expand The Global Calendar

Major developments include Celebrity Beyond’s European return after its 2026 renewal, Celebrity Equinox’s first Alaska season, and the first full Japan program operated by a Solstice Series ship. The Celebrity Cruises 2028-2029 itineraries will also take the company to Galway for the first time and back to Bari after more than a decade.

Celebrity Equinox sailing along Kauai’s Na Pali Coast
Celebrity Equinox cruises beneath Kauai’s rugged peaks © Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Infinity revives Egypt sailings with Alexandria overnights, while Celebrity Equinox returns to Antarctica. Round-trip Hawaii departures from Los Angeles, an expanded Northern Europe presence, and additional Asian overnights further broaden the program.

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Four Edge Series Ships Lead Europe’s Broadest Season

Europe is the centerpiece, with Celebrity Beyond, Celebrity Xcel, Celebrity Ascent, and Celebrity Apex forming the company’s largest Edge Series deployment in the region. Returning for the first time since 2023, Celebrity Beyond will operate seven- to 14-night departures from Southampton. Its refreshed venues include Mediterranean restaurant Bora and Celebrity Pool Club, featuring Orange Peel Bar & Grille and Tacos del Sol.

Longer voyages combine Iceland with the Norwegian fjords, while Celebrity Summit adds round-trip Iceland sailings from Reykjavik. The Celebrity Cruises 2028-2029 itineraries pair wider geographic coverage with visible onboard changes.

Celebrity Xcel off Positano during Celebrity Cruises 2028-2029 Itineraries
Celebrity Xcel passes Positano at golden hour © Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Apex will combine Scandinavian voyages with new 12-night British Isles sailings across England, Scotland, and Ireland, introducing Galway as a Celebrity Cruises port. Celebrity Xcel, Celebrity Ascent, and Celebrity Eclipse will cover Mediterranean destinations from Spain and Portugal to Greece and Turkey.

Celebrity Constellation adds Italy and Croatia journeys, including the first Bari visit since 2014. Celebrity Infinity remains in Europe year-round, linking Alexandria overnights with shoulder-season departures from Athens and winter voyages from Barcelona to the Canary Islands, Portugal, and Morocco.

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Alaska And Hawaii Add New Options From The West

Three ships will cover Alaska in 2028. Celebrity Edge returns for a fifth season, while Celebrity Equinox enters the region with seven-night one-way sailings between Vancouver and Seward. Celebrity Millennium will operate round trips from Vancouver.

Equinox guests can add Cruisetours combining lodge stays with road and rail travel to Anchorage, Talkeetna, and Denali, supported by guides with local connections. Equinox will also offer round-trip Hawaii voyages from Los Angeles, a warmer alternative shaped by beaches and tropical landscapes.

Australia And New Zealand Return With Flexible Lengths

Celebrity Edge and Celebrity Solstice will serve Australia and New Zealand through 23 departures from Sydney and Auckland. Voyages range from four-night breaks to 14-night journeys, covering major cities, wine regions, coastlines, and New Zealand’s fjords.

Celebrity Edge docked at Circular Quay in Sydney
Celebrity Edge arrives beside Sydney’s iconic harbor © Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Solstice will continue into the South Pacific with calls at Tauranga, Lifou in the Loyalty Islands, and Mystery Island in Vanuatu. The varied durations give travelers more flexibility while keeping both urban centers and nature-rich destinations central to the regional schedule.

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Japan Gains A Full Solstice Series Season

From April through October 2028, the renewed Celebrity Solstice will operate the first complete Japan season for a Solstice Series vessel. In the middle of the Celebrity Cruises 2028-2029 itineraries, this deployment aligns calls with major seasonal and cultural events.

Guests can overnight in Kyoto and Aomori, view Mount Fuji, and travel during Golden Week or Gion Matsuri. Celebrity Millennium adds spring and autumn departures timed around cherry blossoms and koyo foliage. Together, the ships will make 17 Okinawa visits, greatly expanding access to the subtropical islands.

Celebrity Solstice sailing beneath Mount Fuji in Japan
Celebrity Solstice sails beneath snowcapped Mount Fuji © Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Solstice and Celebrity Millennium will also operate winter voyages through Southeast Asia, reaching Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, and China. Overnight stays in Bangkok, Phuket, Benoa, Hanoi, Hong Kong, and Penang allow more time beyond daytime sightseeing. The schedule supports evenings at Thai markets and longer visits in several major cities.

A Celebrity Millennium overnight in Hong Kong on New Year’s Eve adds a distinctive holiday element, allowing passengers to watch the city’s fireworks as 2029 begins.

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Celebrity Cruises 2028-2029 Itineraries Return To Antarctica

Celebrity Equinox will spend an extended season in South America, operating 12- to 16-night voyages across five countries and returning Celebrity Cruises to Antarctica. The program ranges from the Chilean fjords and Patagonia to Iguazu Falls, with chances to see penguins, whales, and glaciers.

Celebrity Equinox among Antarctic ice during Celebrity Cruises 2028-2029 Itineraries
Celebrity Equinox navigates Antarctica’s ice-filled waters © Celebrity Cruises

Overnights in Valparaiso and Buenos Aires create time for city visits and regional cuisine. Voyages around Cape Horn pass Tierra del Fuego near the meeting point of the Atlantic and Pacific, while a 16-night Antarctica holiday sailing carries guests into the new year.

Bermuda And Canada Bring Contrasting Coastal Stays

Celebrity Summit will return to Cape Liberty in May 2028 for seven-night Bermuda voyages featuring two overnight stays. The longer calls create time for diving, golf, galleries, and pink-sand beaches. In September and October, the ship shifts to Boston for 12-night Canada and New England departures marked by fall foliage, fishing communities, and historic lighthouses.

An overnight in Quebec City extends sightseeing into the evening. Within the Celebrity Cruises 2028-2029 itineraries, these sailings provide coastal alternatives to the announcement’s longer journeys.

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Booking Dates Roll Out By Region

Summer 2028 Japan voyages are already available to book. Europe, Bermuda, Canada, and New England open on August 25, 2026, followed by Alaska, Hawaii, and South America on September 1. Australia and winter 2028-2029 Asia go on sale September 29, while Caribbean and 2029 Galapagos details will follow.

The staggered release lets travelers compare ships, climates, voyage lengths, and overnight calls. From four-night Australia departures to a 16-night Antarctic holiday voyage, the final Celebrity Cruises 2028-2029 itineraries present a notably varied global calendar.

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