Starting at

• $1,595 pp

Price per person Double occupancy

• Up to 4 Guests
• 17 sqm. (Approx. Room Size)
• Bed
• Bathroom with shower
• Telephone
• Hair dryer
• Safety deposit box
• TV

Starting at

• $1,945 pp

Price per person Double occupancy

• Up to 4 Guests
• 17 sqm. (Approx. Room Size)
•  Bed
• Bathroom with shower
• Telephone
• Hair dryer
• Safety deposit box
• TV

Starting at

• $2,125 pp

Price per person Double occupancy

• Up to 4 Guests
• 200 - 289 sq. ft.  (Approx. Room size)
• 38 - 54 sq. ft.  (Approx. Balcony size)
• Up to 4 Guests
• 17 sqm. (Approx. Room Size)
• Bed
• Bathroom with shower
• Telephone
• Hair dryer
• Safety deposit box
• TV
• Panoramic window
• Mini bar
• Balcony

Starting at

• $2,725 pp

Price per person Double occupancy

• Up to 4 Guests
• 200 - 289 sq. ft. (Approx. Room size)
• 38 - 54 sq. ft.  (Approx. Balcony size)
• Up to 4 Guests
• 17 sqm. (Approx. Room Size)
• Bed
• Bathroom with shower
• Telephone
• Hair dryer
• Safety deposit box
• TV
• Panoramic window
• Mini bar
• Balcony
• Concierge Service

• The Taverna

Buffet

Embodying the Greek tradition of grazing throughout the day, the Taverna is where all our guest can enjoy a truly local, casual dining experience. Cruise through our all-day buffet and pick up some Greek delicacies, pastries, and more- where you're in the mood for quick bite or a hearty spread.

• Grill Seekers

$$ 

Giving surf and turf a whole new meaning. Our grill is your go to for the finest cuts and most flavoursome, chargrilled dishes. Turn up the heat with a selection of freshly caught seafood and locally sourced meat, seared and roasted with the secrets and seasoning of our Celestyal grill masters. reservation advised, and bull is at and extra cost to al guests. 

• Pink Moon

South Asian $$

Take a journey further afield from the isles and discover the enticing flavours of our South Asian inspired restaurant. Pink Moon is here for you to indulge in irresistible, aromatic spices and authentic recipes with everything from ramen to family sized hotpots. Perfect for a unique lunch or dining experience crafted to transport you to the other side of the world. Designated dining areas in the Pink Moon restaurant for Suite guests. Reservation advised, and menu orders will incur an extra cost for guests in all stateroom grades.

• Smoked Olive

Mediterranean $$

Sample our deliciously fresh take on Mediterranean cuisine at the Smoked Olive, where the flavours of Greece come to life in authentic dishes and quick bites that'll keep you coming back for more. Designated dining areas in the Smoked Olive restaurant for Suite guests. Reservation advised, and menu orders will incur an extra cost for guests in all stateroom grades.

• MARTINI AND PIANO BAR LOUNGES

Soak up the Aegean with a glass of bubbly, or sit back with a world-class martini soundtracked by smooth, piano and in the evenings with violin. Our Martini Bar & Lounges are all created for you to sip in true style.

• FIZZ CLUB

Cosmic cocktails and a dash of unmistakable Mediterranean charm are on the menu at our new Fizz Club. Keep the night going with the upbeat energy of our Celestyal bartenders, serving handcrafted cocktails with fresh ingredients picked right here from our beloved isles.

• FIG & HONEY

Cool down with a wave of fruity refreshment at our very own juice bar and gelato stand. Nestled between the pool and the Sozo Experience, it's the perfect way to enjoy a healthy post-workout boost, or simply a delicious addition to your sunbathe.

• RAYS

Make your own waves with a sunbeds and cabanas - the perfect way to enjoy the Mediterranean sunshine with your feet up and a drink in hand. Stay topped up without lifting a finger with our crew's dedicated table service and discover the true meaning of refreshing relaxation. Reserved for our Grand Dream Suite (SG) / Stargazer Suite (SP) guests only.

• SOZO MASSAGE ROOMS

Ease into true out-of-body relaxation and rejuvenation, infused with touches of Asian wellness practices at our lavish onboard spa. Drift away to the blissful sensation of expertly perfected Indian head massages, or wind down with a Balinese hot stone massage, shiatsu massage and more specialist treatments to help you recharge.

• THE GLOW BAR

Offering a once-in-a lifetime kind of glow up, our beauty salon will have you looking and feeling as pristine as the ocean views you'll enjoy while being pampered. Our professional hair stylists and beauticians are here to get you feeling your dreamiest self before a night out, if you're in the mood for a new look, or if you simply just feel like a bit of self-love.

• DRIFT DEN & THERMAE

For relaxation lovers who prefer less hands-on treatment, the Drift Den (relaxation room) and Thermae (thermal suites) is the perfect way to escape within. Soak in the heavenly comfort of our jacuzzi or settle down in the uplifting heat of the steam room and come out feeling like a brand new you. Thermae offers a jacuzzi, showers, steam baths and relaxing stone beds and next door, you can Drift away in comfortable sunchairs and enjoy tea and water. Complementary one day access to guests who have purchased a treatment. Complimentary access to Grand Dream and Stargazer suite guests.

• PULSE

Get yours racing in our state-of-the-art workout space, before sweating it out in the sauna. From yoga classes, to the latest facilities to get your heart pumping, our gym can be the perfect break from relaxing. Hit the weights in the morning, grab a juice poolside and feel ready to take on the day.

• POOLS

As we sail across the glistening waters of the Aegean and beyond, refresh your senses and revel in the sunshine with two swimming pools onboard. On Deck 10, you will find our Galazio Pool & Terrace. On Deck 11, you can relax at Halara Cove pool, take a dip in our jacuzzis or explore the Sozo spa. There is a further sunbathing area on Deck 12. For our Grand Dream Suites and Stargazer Penthouse Suite guests, an exclusive sun deck & bar - Rays, located on Deck 14.

• SHOPPING

Our well-stocked duty-free shops conveniently give you access to typical vacation essentials such as shades, sun lotion and hats. You will also find souvenirs, sweet treats and more. We also have a gift shop with a good selection of exclusive tailor-made Greek products for you to take home with you.

• CASINO

Feeling lucky? Try your hand at Blackjack or hit the slot machines at our very own Casino Royale.

• PHOTOGRAPHY

Capture special moments by taking advantage of our professional onboard photographers. Want a photo of your family outside the Parthenon? No problem.

We can arrange for a photographer to accompany you ashore at any destination.

• MEDICAL SERVICES

We have a professional team of trained medical staff and a well-equipped medical center onboard. You can also schedule appointments with the ship's doctor in the event you experience an unfortunate illness.

• TELEPHONE AND WIFI

We always make arrangements so that you are always connected to your loved ones back home.

This is why when the vessel is away from shore at a certain distance, a cellular service is activated onboard, operated by an international satellite provider and the ship's satellite network. Please be advised that satellite cellular services are considerably more expensive than local tariffs. Rates are set and determined solely by your cell phone carrier. Celestyal and our satellite provider have no involvement in the retail rates your carrier charges for cruise ship roaming or the billing process. For more information, please contact your local service provider.

Athens’ heyday was around 400 years BC, that’s when most of the classical monuments were built. During the Byzantine and Turkish periods the city decayed into just an insignificant little village, only to become the capital of the newly-liberated Greece in 1833. Ahead of the 2004 Olympics, almost the entire infrastructure was transformed: the Metro, trams, new ring roads and viaducts have eased the pressure of heavy traffic.

Athens is still a rather messy and chaotic place — it wouldn’t be Athens otherwise — and despite all the improvements still retains a great deal of its original charm. The whole coastal stretch from Piraeus to the old Hellenikon airport has been improved with new plantings, viaducts and paths for walking. The Plaka district is becoming more and more popular and it is on the way to catching up with Psyrri, Gazi and Rouf when it comes to restaurants and cafes. Discover the beauties of the Anafiotika district, at the feet of the Acropolis, and visit the ancient village still housed in the midst of the city. In Exarchia, there is a somewhat in-your-face anarchic atmosphere around the Technical University. Meanwhile, Kolonaki is becoming more and more gentrified.

Kusadasi is a touristic province on the coast of the Aegean region, famous for its natural beauties, turquoise seas and historical sites. The ancient city of Ephesus, the House of the Virgin Mary, and the Dilek Peninsula National Park are important spots of Kusadasi. The population of Kusadasi, which is around 100 thousand during the winter months, exceeds 2 million with the arrival of domestic and foreign tourists in the summer months. You can find more information about Kusadasi below.

It is an easily visited location with its proximity to Izmir, one of the biggest cities of Turkey, and Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport. Kusadasi is also home to Turkey’s 3rd largest port. “Kusadasi Ege Port”, which is a very important port for international and local ships, welcomes thousands of tourists every day. Nearly 500 ships are planned to arrive at the port in 2022 and around 650,000 tourists are expected to arrive.

There are islands in the Mediterranean with captivating history, fantastic beaches and beautiful scenery, and then there is an island like Rhodes that quite literally has it all. Long before the days of the Roman Empire, many a maritime trail led to Rhodes, the largest of Greece’s Dodecanese islands, named for the native pink hibiscus flowers. Unlike some popular Greek islands like Mykonos and Santorini, Rhodes is lush and green, a veritable garden in the eastern Aegean. And with an area of 541 square miles (1,400 square kilometers), it’s large too. Rhodes is also home to some of the most spectacular medieval fortifications anywhere, built by the Knights of the Order of Saint John in the 14th century. The virtually intact Palace of the Grand Master in the town of Rhodes is a Gothic jewel right out of a fairytale; this, combined with the Street of the Knights and some 200 winding lanes, creates a dazzling, living tapestry.

The island of Rhodes is in many ways a microcosm of Greece. The Old Town of Rhodes, at the northernmost point of the island, is probably the best-preserved medieval city in all of Europe. Midway down the eastern side, Lindos (some 55 km south of Rhodes town) blends archaeological intrigue with a panoramic town that is more reminiscent of a Cycladic island like Mykonos. The western side, meanwhile, has many orchards and vineyards as well as impressive ancient ruins at sites like Kameiros. The island’s interior is a place of verdant forests, hills and oases of calm like Seven Springs and the Valley of the Butterflies nature park, bringing to mind the countryside of northern Greece, while the beaches you’ll find in Rhodes are among the widest and best in Greece and indeed the Mediterranean.

Welcome to Agios Nikolaos: A Coastal Gem on the Island of Crete! Nestled along the captivating eastern coast of Crete, Agios Nikolaos enchants travelers with its Mediterranean allure and timeless beauty. Explore the tranquil shores of Lake Voulismeni, steeped in ancient legend, or delve into the rich history of the region at the Archaeological Museum. Indulge in exhilarating water sports, scenic hikes, and boat tours along the pristine coastline, then savor the flavors of Crete at charming tavernas and seafood restaurants. Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Agios Nikolaos as you wander its bustling streets, lined with colorful shops and lively nightlife venues. Whether seeking romance, adventure, or relaxation, Agios Nikolaos offers the perfect escape for every traveler, promising an unforgettable Mediterranean experience that beckons you to return again and again. Start planning your dream getaway to Agios Nikolaos and discover the magic of Crete's coastal gem today!

The island's beauty has been waxed lyrical over the years, fully earning the epithet "kalliste" (the most beautiful). Along with "Strogili", this was one of the former names lent to the island over its troubled history–one full of battles and conquers, of a tragic eruption, and a blossoming renaissance, events that haven't altered Santorini's charm but that undoubtedly scarred it.

Together with the inhabited Therasia and three other smaller islands, Thera (Santorini's Greek name) belongs to the namesake archipelago, which is the vestige of a volcanic caldera. Places of unspoiled nature and postcard-like views, the islands are reachable by boat and bear the original appeal of the old-fashioned Santorini.

The main island is split further into picturesque villages masterly painted in dazzling blue and white hues, outlining the holiday resort's multi-faceted personality and its extraordinary variety of landscapes.

The volcanic origins of the beautiful Greek island of Milos are clearly evident in its complex and bewitching landscape. Here you have the opportunity to explore the dramatically surreal and sculptured looming rock formations that rise out of the crystalline waters and

create the stunning coastline. Why not join a local expert to explore the many beauty spots and charming fishing villages.

The tiny Cycladic island of Mykonos sprung to blossom as a tourist destination in the 1960s and 1970s when it was first discovered by the global glitterati and became featured in magazines as the new hot place to be for the "it" crowd.

The island today has kept little of its past exclusivity–although celebrities do make appearances at some of its fashion boutiques every now and then–and welcomes diverse crowds every summer season. July and August are the busiest, with late spring and early fall allowing visitors to discover a quieter, more tranquil side to the island.

During high season, avoid the narrow streets of Mykonos Town (also referred to as "Hora", or "Chora") during the daytime to escape cruise ship crowds and venture out to one of the island's many beaches, or try scuba diving under the careful supervision of professionals from the island's many dive centres.

The island, along with its tiny neighbour of Delos, featured prominently in Greek mythology and was first settled in the 11th century BC. Excursions into the past may be made via the island's several tiny museums and the well-maintained Archaeological Site of Delos.

Passport BOOK is NOT REQUIRED to Travel BUT HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Make sure your passport does not expire prior to July 13, 2025. It must be valid for at least six (6) months after the date of departure.

Make sure you have your passport with you and double check that it is up to date! Kids, even babies, also require a passport. If you don’t have a passport and need to apply for one do it sooner rather than later (trust us on this one). Passports can take at least 3 months to arrive and can even take a month just to get an appointment to apply.

DO NOT WAIT TO ORDER YOUR PASSPORT

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