by Sarah Kuta
Last updated: 2:00 PM ET, Tue August 5, 2025
Celebrity Cruises is unveiling its selection of 2027-28 itineraries, offering more than 175 sailings around the globe.
The new line-up includes voyages to more than 180 destinations in Europe, Alaska, Hawaii, Australia, Japan, Canada and New England.
“With unforgettable itineraries that span the globe, guests can discover incredible destinations while enjoying the unrivaled hospitality Celebrity Cruises is known for,” says Laura Hodges Bethge, president of Celebrity Cruises. “Our 2027-2028 sailings provide incredible destination experiences to both first-time cruisers and cruising veterans.”
Celebrity will have seven ships sailing in Europe, including three Edge Series ships: Celebrity Xcel, Celebrity Ascent and Celebrity Apex. Travelers can visit 90+ destinations in 25 countries, with over 60 overnight stays and more than 115 port days of 12 hours or more.
In Alaska, three ships will be sailing in the region for the 2027 summer season—Celebrity Edge, Celebrity Solstice and Celebrity Summit—offering guests a chance to explore the state’s towering glaciers and lush mountains on cruises from Seattle, Vancouver and Seward.
Celebrity Edge and Celebrity Solstice, meanwhile, will offer two open-jaw sailings to and from Hawaii. Celebrity Edge and Celebrity Solstice are returning to Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific, bringing guests to 33 destinations.
For the second season, Celebrity Millennium will be based in Tokyo and offer voyages throughout Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Vietnam and China. Celebrity Silhouette will offer 11-night sailings from Boston to destinations in New England and Canada.
Bookings are now open for sailings in Europe, Japan, Canada and New England, as well as spring transatlantic voyages. Alaska and Hawaii cruises will open September 9, followed by Australia voyages on September 30. More details will be announced about Celebrity’s Caribbean, Southeast Asia, Galapagos and fall transatlantic sailings.
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