Celebrity 

Solstice 

2027 Cruises:
4 - 18 nights cruising Asia, Alaska, Hawaii and Australia. Including Vietnam, Tasmania, Fiji and more.
The third largest ship in our waters, she has been hugely popular in this market. Thoroughly modern, bright, and stylish, with great dining and accommodation options, she is one of our favourite cruise ships.

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Celebrity Solstice carries 3,420 guests and 1,000 crew, and was commissioned in 2008, recently refurbished as the first ship in Celebrity's "Renewed" programme. Thoroughly modern, bright and stylish, her public spaces are anchored by the Grand Foyer, with its onyx staircase, marble floors and panoramic ocean-view glass elevators. Outside, the newly expanded Sunset Park and Sunset Bar give guests a top-deck, glacier-and-coastline view, while the Lawn Club - a Solstice-class signature feature with real grass underfoot - remains one of her most distinctive outdoor spaces.

Dining spans new specialty venues introduced in her refurbishment, including Trattoria Rossa (Italian, tableside-prepared pasta and cocktails) and Fine Cut Steakhouse (30-day dry-aged steaks, Forbes Travel Guide-recognised), alongside long-standing favourites Sushi on Five and Murano. Blu is the exclusive restaurant for AquaClass guests, and Luminae serves Daniel Boulud signature dishes exclusively for guests of The Retreat. Across the ship there are 10 eating venues and 11 bars.

Entertainment and activities range from dueling pianos and candlelit concerts at the new Boulevard Lounge to billiards and board games at The Parlor, trivia and evening cocktails at the Sky Observation Lounge, and production shows, comedy and live music at The Theatre. Guests can also try their luck at the casino, or relax at the adults-only Solarium pool.

For wellbeing, The Spa offers more than 120 treatments, and the Persian Garden - a Solstice-series signature feature with aromatic steam and tropical rain shower aquatherapy - is complimentary for AquaClass guests. The Fitness Centre rounds out the wellness offering. Families are catered for through Camp at Sea, split by age into Shipmates (3-5), Cadets (6-9), Captains (10-12) and Teens (13-17), with over 500 rotating activities including a STEM at Sea programme developed with The Frost Science Museum.