Celebrity Cruises will be breaking new ground in its 2020-21 season as it visits more than 280 ports in 77 countries including Chile, Brazil, and Japan.
Guests will also have more time to go exploring as itineraries include 169 overnight stays in port.
Additionally, as part of The Celebrity Revolution, travellers will be able to experience the world on four more newly modernised ships.
Fresh out of dry-dock, the newly modernised Celebrity Eclipse will journey to Melbourne, Australia, where she will offer eight- to 14-night sailings through Australia and New Zealand.
Her sister ship, Celebrity Solstice, will call Sydney home; together, they will visit more than 40 destinations – the most ever in the region – discovering the lush landscapes and volcanic mountains of New Zealand, the rugged outback of Australia, the Great Barrier Reef, as well as Tasmania and the South Pacific.
Celebrity Solstice and Celebrity Eclipse will also sail four Hawaii itineraries offering guests the opportunity to sail from island to island on 10- to 13-night cruises.
Celebrity Silhouette, top of page, will be in South America in 2020-21, while Celebrity Eclipse, above, will cruise around Australia and New Zealand
Bringing the Revolution to Asia
To make their Asia, India, and Dubai sailings even more in-depth, Celebrity Cruises is introducing more port visits that last longer than 10 hours and more overnights than ever before.
After completing its modernisation, Celebrity Constellation will offer 15-night itineraries from Dubai and Singapore, takin in the dynamic city of Mumbai, and a stop in the ancient gateway city of Penang, Malaysia.
Guests will have the opportunity to visit up to seven countries in one sailing, plus extended time to discover the iconic Taj Mahal and the awe-inspiring Agra Fort in India.
Celebrity Millennium will once again explore all that Asia has to offer with in-depth, 14-night sailings. The revitalised ship will showcase natural beauty, thrilling culinary flavours, and fascinating landmarks with itineraries including Hanoi, new port of call, Ishigaki, with some of Japan’s finest beaches, and an overnight stay in Osaka, Japan’s second largest city.
South American Silhouette
Following her modernisation in early 2020, Celebrity Silhouette will sail to South America for the first time, taking travellers to 30 cities across nine countries. Among them is a maiden call at Salvador in Brazil.
The new Peruvian Explorer itinerary takes travellers to Pisco, Peru, and offers a two-night stay in Lima, ensuring enough time for excursions to Machu Picchu and Amazon River.