
	Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Cruises has always offered a distinctive and comfortably sophisticated vacation experience with a level of service that really takes care of your clients. Now at last it has a name for this experience: "The Celebrity Treatment.

The Celebrity Treatment is a level of service tailored to the guests' individual needs, but it's not intrusive or forced. It's relaxed – which is exactly how Celebrity wants its guests to feel. The Celebrity Treatment is an extraordinary level of service and onboard experience that sets Celebrity apart from the competition and has led to such a large and loyal following of repeat guests. It ensures they'll get the vacation they deserve, highlighted by:

Extraordinary service. Celebrity offers highly personalized, anticipatory but unobtrusive, service, with a guest-to-staff ratio of 2:1.
A culinary experience that is best in class. From the inviting design of the venues to the gourmet menus created by Europe's renowned Master Chef Michel Roux, Celebrity's dining experience is second to none.
A stylish, inviting environment. The ambience throughout every ship in the Celebrity fleet is one of understated elegance. It's sophisticated, but never stuffy.

The Celebrity Treatment is designed to show how Celebrity's service and experience as a whole makes guests feel like celebrities, and conveys the emotional connection they feel from the minute they step aboard until the moment they reluctantly leave.

What do guests say about Celebrity? Celebrity gives them a chance to look outward and inward, finding not only aspects of a world they may never have known, but discovering aspects of themselves. And for the travel agent, a happy client means a repeat one.

TOP HONORS – AGAIN

Celebrity Cruises placed six ships in the top ten – including the top four ships overall – in Conde Nast Traveler's annual "Best Cruise Ships" readers' poll, Feb. 2006

Product Distinctions

Celebrity Cruises believes a cruise is more than just another vacation option; it should be an experience unlike any other. It starts with spacious staterooms and fine dining, of course, complemented by enriching activities and interesting people.

Topping it all off is the Celebrity Treatment – the utmost in service that is attentive without being intrusive. It's the chilled towel served to you by the pool, the extra lemon wedges they only have to ask for once, or the lilacs they ordered to be delivered to their stateroom every morning with their coffee. It's the way the staff knows the passengers better than they would have ever expected.

It all adds up to an experience they'll want to relive over and over again, which means repeat business for you.

Some of what make makes a Celebrity cruise extraordinary is listed below. Details on each of these sales features can be found in Lesson 2, The Celebrity Difference.

Ships: Elegant finishes and original artwork by renowned artists makes the Celebrity fleet awe-inspiring with a simple walk around each ship.

Staterooms and Suites: These are among the most spacious at sea, with amenities designed for the utmost in comfort.

AquaSpa® by Elemis®: Pampering with Sensory Heaven Treatments created exclusively by Elemis and influenced by 10 cultures.

Cuisine: Gourmet cuisine from award winning Master Chef Michel Roux, prepared from scratch with the freshest ingredients. Plus, a range of dining options from casual to formal, available until 1 a.m. – plus 24-hour room service.

Service: A benchmark of the Celebrity Treatment is the highest staff-to-guest ratio of any premium cruise line in the industry, with one staff member for every two guests. Plus, 24-hour Butler Service in all suites, to anticipate all your needs.

On-board Experience: Special touches that add up to a truly remarkable journey, including enrichment programs with lectures by regional experts; cold towels and sorbet served poolside; trend-setting public spaces such as Martini Bar, Champagne Bars that serve caviar, Internet Café, Spa, and Sushi cafés.

Cruisetours: The Celebrity experience continues when guests extend their cruises with land tours into Alaska, Whistler, the Canadian Rockies, Europe and Australia. For more information, see Lesson 3: The Celebrity Destinations.

Boomers

While the previous generation of cruisers may have been content with sunning themselves on deck chairs or lounging around the ship's pool, Boomers (ages 40 to 60) are always looking for something more to do. They've come into their own and want to get everything they can out of their vacation experience. Celebrity Cruises caters to Boomers with a comfortably sophisticated cruise product that offers premium service, maximum amenities and choices galore. From the array of formal, specialty and casual dining options to enrichment programs that range from dance and yoga to art and the art of cooking, Celebrity ensures that these active, sophisticated guests and their families will never be bored.

The Celebrity experience is made for those who:

Seek a comfortably sophisticated vacation, with the outstanding service and amenities that allow them to enjoy each moment to the fullest.
Want not just to unwind, but also to rejuvenate.
Savor exquisite gourmet cuisine but also enjoy quicker, simpler options for when they're on the go.
Enjoy the flexibility of dining when they want, where they want.
Strive to enrich their minds.
Feel they're never too old learn something new.
Anticipate opportunities to connect with interesting people.

Celebrity Cruises offers extensive itineraries, facilities and services for several key market segments among the Boomers, including families with children and meeting/incentive groups.

Families

X-Club Youth Program

Many Boomers still have children living at home and many may have grandchildren. Tell them about the family-friendly features available on a Celebrity ship – features that have made Celebrity the preferred choice for those who choose to cruise with their children.

X Marks the Spot for Fun: For Boomers traveling with children, Celebrity's award-winning X-Club Youth Program provides fun for everyone, from activities to enjoy together to those specially designed for young people. With a combination of family accommodations, shore excursions designed with families in mind, onboard entertainment activities and the activity-based youth program, a Celebrity cruise is the perfect vacation for the entire family.

X-Club details: The X-Club's four-tiered supervised youth programs are specially created for children ages 3-17 with entertainment and activities well suited for each group. Activities are designed for age groups as follows: Ship Mates (ages 3-6), Cadets (ages 7-9), Ensigns (ages 10-12) and Admiral Ts (ages 13-15 and 16-17). Each morning a daily program lists the day's activities, games, parties and more. And special areas such as the Fun Factory, teen centers and pools are set aside for "kids only." Guests can feel secure leaving their children with specially trained and educated Celebrity youth counselors.

Fun Factory: This is where the magic happens and the fun starts. A place exclusively for our junior cruisers. Open from 9 a.m. until 10 p.m. each and every night, entertaining every child and teen onboard the vessel with crafts, games, toys, arcade games, music, karaoke, a ball pit and much more. On the first day of the cruise there is an Open House, where families can get all the information they need about the X-Club and we plan each junior cruiser's fun-filled vacation.

Staffing: Youth activities are directed and organized by special staff of youth counselors. Staff members are highly qualified and specially trained in the fields of child psychology, child development, education or recreation. In addition to having a formal education, counselors have previous experience working with children at camps. YMCAs, park departments and other cruise lines. Most Celebrity counselors hail from the United States and Canada.

Toddler Time: The X-Club Program also offers "Toddler Time," in which parents and their toddlers can interact in their own private location. This activity is supervised by a staff member and will provide age appropriate toys and games. Celebrity's X-Club Youth Program will allow children under three and those not yet potty trained to utilize the facilities if accompanied by an adult.

Parents' Night Out: Parents get to go on a "date" while kids spend the entire evening, including dinner, with other kids and their Youth Counselors.

Baby-Sitting: For families with children participating in the X-Club Program, private in stateroom baby-sitting is available for $8 per hour, per family, for a maximum of 2 children. Children must be a minimum age of 6 months. For children 3 to 12 years old, there is an afternoon party from Noon to 2 p.m. on port days and a late night Slumber Party daily from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. at a charge of $6 per hour, per child.

Family Staterooms and Family-Friendly Staterooms: The larger Family Staterooms with two convertible lower beds, privacy partition and sitting area, are available on Century, Constellation, Galaxy, Infinity, Mercury, Millennium and Summit. Many of the suites and standard staterooms, available fleet wide, also offer one or more sofa beds, enabling families to sleep together in one cabin.

Groups

A Celebrity cruise has all the makings of an excellent group experience: top dining facilities, exciting activities, beautiful staterooms and meeting space to meet the needs of virtually any size group. A major advantage of shipboard over traditional land resort group experience is that participants get to travel to many destinations, not just one. Celebrity defines a group as a minimum of only 16 full-fare guests occupying a minimum of eight staterooms. This number can easily be reached with a family reunion group, or small incentive team looking to enjoy the high seas. The maximum group size is 250 guests. Larger groups can be contracted through Incentive Sales, under different terms.

Especially for Meeting/Incentive groups: A Celebrity cruise is the perfect way to reward top employees, show appreciation to clients or conduct an annual corporate meeting. Celebrity Cruises offers incentive and meeting planners a variety of ships, itineraries and programs. Cinema and Conference Centers have been specially designed to host multi-purpose events and feature a variety of audio-visual capabilities. Onboard convention services can offer elaborately themed award ceremonies, customized entertainment, exclusive shore excursions, corporate logos carved in ice and more. With exceptional attention to the details of the experience, Celebrity Cruises delivers quality and motivational appeal that no one else on land or sea can offer. We invite you to explore our site to learn how we can help make your next incentive offering or meeting a success.

Captain's Club Loyalty Program

Celebrity Cruises' Captain's Club rewards loyal guests with stateroom upgrades, special gifts, sailing credits and much more, beginning with their second cruise. They enjoy even greater benefits beginning with their sixth cruise, graduating to Elite status from their 11th cruise on. So the more they cruise, the more benefits they receive

Captain's Club*

After the completion of one sailing with Celebrity Cruises, guests are eligible for enrollment into the Captain's Club loyalty program. Please note: In order for guests to enjoy the onboard benefits on their next sailing, enrollment must be completed 72 hours prior to sailing and their Captain's Club number must be added to their booking. To enroll, please visit www.celebritycruises.com/captainsclub or call 1-800-760-0654.

On the day of embarkation, the Captain's Club Premium Booklet and Welcome Letter will be delivered to all Captains' Club member staterooms. This Premium Booklet is filled with many valuable offers and savings created specifically for their onboard enjoyment. The Welcome Letter includes the schedule of exclusive Captains Club events.* For a complete listing of benefits, please visit us on-line at www.celebritycruises.com/captainsclub.

The Equivalent Recognition Program with Royal Caribbean's Crown and Anchor Program is available to members of the top 2 tiers of each program: Select/Elite and Platimum/Diamond. In order to receive equivalent tier recognition when they sail, the member MUST enroll into the sister brand's program 72 hours prior to sailing.

*Program subject to change without notice. All offers, benefits, and events are subject to availability.

The Celebrity Difference

Ambience

Ambience and service go hand-in-hand at Celebrity Cruises. Both exude refinement without being stuffy, creating a comfortably sophisticated experience that really takes care of Celebrity's guests. The atmosphere is amicable and inviting, with all the conveniences guests count on, and many luxuries they dream of.

Ambience, as defined by the Celebrity fleet, balances two opposites: contemporary and traditional. The interactive TVs, the computer center and the display of modern art on Celebrity ships tell you this is a premium cruise line for the 21st century. At the same time, the attentive and friendly waiters, retro-chic cocktail lounges and genteel service are reminiscent of the pre-jet "golden age of cruising."

Celebrity cultivates its distinctive milieu from the very beginning, when the ships are built. Every vessel is designed to provide a generous amount of personal space for each guest and is appointed with etched glass, wood, marble, tile and rich fabric. Here are some of the little touches that create the ambience that is Celebrity's own:

Fresh flowers adorn public areas.
At any time of day guests are much more likely to hear live music than loudspeaker announcements (which, unlike most cruise lines, are generally restricted to the lifeboat drill and emergencies).
Lighting is altered during the course of 24 hours to foster a relaxing environment appropriate to the time of day.
Color schemes vary in the public rooms, and each evokes a particular mood.
Celebrity has installed floor-to-ceiling windows where they offer the most enjoyment – dining rooms, observation lounges, nightclubs, and spas – to provide relaxing vistas of being at sea.
On each ship, several public rooms – like the restaurants and the theater – span two levels, with grand staircases and spacious verandas. The lobbies feature three- or four-story foyers.
Each ship's design and architecture is guest-friendly and provides access to more spacious public places as well as three towers of elevators including ocean-view elevators on Millennium Class Ships.

Cuisine

Acclaimed Master Chef Michel Roux has helped design Celebrity's entire food service program, from award winning menus and wine list to galley designs, service standards and executive restaurants staff training. The result? As you enter Celebrity's main dining room, crystal glasses, exquisite china and gleaming silverware shine in anticipation. You will savor the perfect ensemble of food and wine for the most delightful culinary experience at any meal.

Freshest Ingredients: No ready-made or commercially produced foods are used. Even sauces and dressings are made from scratch. Treats like ice cream and pizza are homemade as well.

Customized Dining: Guests' individual needs are catered to with special menus and "cooked-to-order" options such as a salad bar, pasta bar and omelet station. Lunch and dinner menus in the restaurant always feature vegetarian and light fare. The kitchen will also prepare diabetic, low-sodium, low-fat, low-cholesterol and lactose-free meals for guests who request them, ideally prior to embarkation. Children's and Kosher menus are also available.

Anytime Eating:

In addition to the two traditional formal seatings in the main restaurant, Celebrity's innovation offers a number of dining alternatives allowing for anytime eating, even beyond its 24-hour room service. Choices include:

Specialty Restaurants: The Specialty Restaurants elevate the dining experience in which cuisine is presented and finished tableside. The restaurant also accommodates a demonstration kitchen and dine-in wine cellar. The Specialty Restaurants are available on Constellation, Infinity, Millennium, Summit and most recently on Century. Reservations are required and a $30 per person service charge applies.

Casual Dining Boulevard: Guests can dine throughout the day and night at several venues within this area. Delectable delights include Sushi Cafe, pizza, pasta, healthy Spa Cafe, theme lunch buffets and soup/salad/sandwich bar.

More Casual Dining Choices: The Buffet is open for breakfast and lunch, and dining in the Cafe is available for dinner.

Late Night Dining: Celebrity's Gourmet Bites is offered three nights of each seven-night cruise as an alternative to late-night buffets; white-gloved waiters serve large selections of specialty gourmet dishes in all lounges and public areas. Plus, carving stations are set up in the Casual Dining Boulevard. Once every cruise, on formal night, Celebrity's Gala Buffet presents handmade ice carvings and elaborate displays. Three Midnight Buffets on average per cruise offer regional cuisine that corresponds to the destination visited.

Afternoon Tea: Afternoon Tea is served daily. Once a week, Elegant Tea is held in which waiters with trolley trays serve several flavors and blends of tea, accompanied by tea sandwiches and pastries.

24-Hour Room Service: Guests can order from the room service menu 24 hours a day and can order in-room service from the main restaurant menu during lunch and dinner hours.

AquaSpa® by Elemis

Celebrity Cruises set a new standard for the industry when it introduced its comprehensive AquaSpa facilities and custom-branded programs. Since its launch in 1995, AquaSpa, one of the largest floating spas of its kind and one of Celebrity's signature elements, has elevated the spa experience to match and even surpass land-based facilities.

AquaSpa is another distinctive element of any Celebrity Cruise. Be sure to use its features to help you close a sale. They include:

A Special Sanctuary: Celebrity dedicates vast onboard space and invests in breakthrough spa technologies to create the ultimate spa, fitness and beauty centers. Among Celebrity's fleet, the AquaSpas on Millennium, Infinity, Summit, and Constellation are the largest AquaSpas yet – almost half an acre.

The AquaSpa is a peaceful environment designed to pamper and rejuvenate. AquaSpa provides a soothing and aesthetically pleasing environment of color, texture and sound. It's a tranquil heaven where guests can indulge in herbal teas, lingering soft orange scents and attentive service, all while surrounded by softly moving drapery. They can enjoy the Thalassotherapy pool or choose from a host of treatments.

The Elemis Experience: AquaSpas are the only ocean-going spas operated by London's renowned Elemis Ltd. group. The Sensory Heaven treatments were created exclusively by Elemis and are influenced by 10 exotic cultures. Located on the famed Bond Street, Elemis was voted London's best day spa. Guests are catered to by staff educated in the Elemis philosophy of well-being and enjoy a holistic approach to natural skincare and body care.

The Traditional Musts: AquaSpa also has more traditional spa facilities, such as a sauna; steam room; a beauty salon for hairstyling, manicures and pedicures; and a fitness center complete with free weights, stationary bikes, rowers, treadmills and stair climbers. The AquaSpa staff conducts aerobics classes (for various levels of fitness), as well as Pilates and yoga classes, and provides personal-training consultation upon request.

Cirque du Soleil

Giving guests the Celebrity Treatment means ensuring a unique vacation at sea unmatched by any other line. Toward that end Celebrity Cruises offers these distinctive, entertainment experiences created exclusively for the line by CIRQUE DU SOLEIL. These are available exclusively aboard Constellation and Summit.

A taste of
CIRQUE DU SOLEIL
A special 30-minute performance encapsulating the magic and wizardry of Cirque du Soleil. Developed exclusively for Celebrity Cruises, the acrobatic acts and animators will delight and amaze you.

The Bar at the Edge of the EarthSM
A space designed by
CIRQUE DU SOLEIL
Escape reality, enjoy the view or have a drink in this unique atmosphere of plush, pillow-lined sofas. An observation lounge by day, this space becomes a dream-like bar/lounge/disco by night where surreal music, exotic cocktails and mystical projections will inspire and engage you.

CIRQUE DU SOLEIL
Boutique
Choose from an array of exotic and exclusive merchandise – from exquisite hand-crafted masks and apparel, to colorful DVDs and books showcasing the unique artistry of Cirque du Soleil

Service

Dedication to service that is unparalleled yet unpretentious, and completely personal yet amazingly unobtrusive, is the cornerstone of the Celebrity Treatment. Such service adds great value to the Celebrity cruise experience. This aspect is especially important to Boomers, who are willing to spend more to get the vacation they deserve, but also expect top value for their money.

From the moment guests board the ship they are greeted individually by attentive stewards and escorted to their staterooms, and treated to friendly, refined service designed to make them feel like honored guests in an upscale private home. The key is Celebrity's success at striking a balance between formality and familiarity. Its comfortably sophisticated style emphasizes service as well as graciousness, warmth and relaxation.

One of the Highest Guest-to-Staff Ratios in the Premium Cruise Category: Celebrity Cruise's strives to ensure every need is anticipated. There is one staff member for every two guests – one of the best ratios in the industry. Celebrity wants its guests to feel tended to – whenever and however they desire it – but never pestered or fawned over. "Attentive but unobtrusive" are the operative ideals.

Ultimate Amenities: Guests will find such conveniences as hair dryers and mini-refrigerators in staterooms, and such pampering delights as breakfast in bed. Other especially nice touches include 24-hour room service; a guest service attendant for any guest concerns; culinary favors (such as "Gourmet Bites" late-night dining, afternoon tea, freshly made pizza for an afternoon or evening snack); tuxedo rental onboard; and minimal intrusion of the public-address system.

Butler Service and Concierge Class: The 24-hour personal Butler Service for all suites was designed to give guests the attention they need when they want it. In both suites and Concierge Class such things as priority embarkation and disembarkation, evening hors d'oeuvres and more make guests' cruises truly special.

Staterooms

Celebrity has always prided itself on the spaciousness and comfort of its staterooms, which the cruise line considers one of its signature features. The rooms were designed with the same diligent attention to detail and service that defines other aspects of a Celebrity vacation. The aim was to create a guest room that is well-equipped yet uncluttered. All accommodation designs and amenities focus on convenience, cleanliness and elegance. There are about 10 categories of staterooms (not including suites) on every ship. Some categories vary only according to deck. Celebrity's award-winning accommodations are noted for the roominess of their showers, closets and drawers.

Spaciousness: A standard ocean-view stateroom aboard Celebrity measures around 172 square feet and has two convertible twin beds, plus a nightstand, chair, small table, desk/vanity and window. Galaxy and Mercury also offer premium staterooms with private verandas and deluxe oversized rooms (210 square feet) with panoramic windows. All premium and deluxe units feature a sitting area. Century Veranda staterooms are 170 square feet and include a 42-square-foot veranda.

A Room With a View: In the current Celebrity fleet, approximately two-thirds to three-quarters of the accommodations on each ship are outside. On Millennium-class ships, 80 percent of all staterooms offer an ocean view and 74 percent feature verandas.

More Than Standard Amenities: Every Celebrity accommodation has direct-dial telephones, a safe, a hair dryer, waffle bathrobes, bathroom accessories, and a temperature control unit. Century, Galaxy and Mercury also provide a mini-bar and voice mail for in-room phones (these amenities are featured in select rooms aboard Zenith as well). Fleetwide, all staterooms are outfitted with a 20-inch TV featuring programming by the Celebrity Network, the most advanced in-room entertainment center at sea.

Family Staterooms: These staterooms offer more room and more privacy for those traveling with their children. On Constellation, Infinity, Millennium, Summit they are 271 square feet and include an impressive 242 square foot veranda. They feature two convertible lower beds, floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors, privacy partition, sitting area and some with two sofa beds. On Galaxy and Mercury, Family Staterooms are 210 square feet with panoramic windows. They too have two convertible lower beds, partition screen and sitting area, some with two sofa beds. Century's Family Veranda staterooms are 195 square feet with a 42-square-foot veranda.

Concierge Class: Concierge Class is a new class of stateroom fleetwide, offering guests another choice in terms of refined service and amenities. It features a taste of luxury for those who want more. Concierge Class offer these amenities and services:

Welcome champagne, fresh fruit and flowers
Evening hors d'oeuvres
Complimentary shoeshine service
Duvet with cover
Celebrity tote bag
Personalized stationery
Upgraded bathroom amenities, including extra handheld dryer, Hansgrohe massaging shower head, plush bathrobes and oversized towels
Golf umbrella and complimentary use of high-quality binoculars
Veranda enhancements
Priority embarkation
Main and specialty restaurant seating preference
Priority shore excursions
Expanded room service menu
VIP invitations to ship events
Express luggage delivery at boarding
Pillow menu
Pillow-top mattress covers
Verandas on Millennium-class ships and Century

Suites

Understated elegance and an exemplary level of service dictate all that one encounters on a Celebrity cruise. These elements come together completely and clearly in the guest suites.

The elegant suites feature all the furnishings that are standard in Celebrity staterooms: mini-bar, hair dryer, safe, TV, etc., plus they have a veranda (except in Celebrity Suites in Millennium-class ships), floor-to-ceiling windows, a marble-tiled bathroom with whirlpool tub, a sitting area with sofa bed, and VCR. TVs in Celebrity suites get larger in proportion to stateroom size: Suites and Sky Suites have 20-inch TVs, Royal Suites have 29-inch sets, and those in Penthouse Suites measure 32-inches. All suites receive 24-hour butler service and Celebrity's Suite Indulgences.

Celebrity and Sky Suites: On Millennium-class ships Sky Suites are 251 square feet with a 57 square foot veranda; Celebrity Suites are 467 square feet with separate living room with dining/sitting area. On Century, suites (including Sky Suites) are 244 square feet. Verandas are 69 square feet in suites, 142 square feet in Sky Suites. Aboard Mercury and Galaxy, suites and Sky Suites are 246 square feet; verandas are 70 square feet and 179 square feet respectively. Zenith's Deluxe Suite is 270 square feet.

The Royal Treatment: Royal Suites range from 506 to 538 square feet and feature a veranda, living room with dining/sitting area, two TVs, VCR and music center. On Millennium-class ships they also feature Internet station; walk-in closet; bath including tub with whirlpool jets and separate stall shower; and veranda with whirlpool tub. Zenith does not offer this category of suite, but does have a Celebrity Suite measuring 500 square feet.

The Penthouse: For the ultimate in luxury and service, Celebrity's Penthouse Suites resemble a Park Avenue apartment, measuring 1,101 feet on Century, Galaxy and Mercury with verandas with whirlpool at 118 square feet. Millennium-class ships' Penthouse Suites are 1,432 square feet with 1,098 square-foot verandas with whirlpool and wet bar. The Penthouse includes living room, dining room, two TV/VCRs, Laser Vision player and screen, music center, shower and whirlpool tub in the bathroom, and a dressing room with walk-in closet. Millennium-class Penthouse Suites also feature a baby grand piano, butler's pantry, exercise equipment, powder room with shower, fax machine and Internet station.

Onboard Experience

Celebrity Cruises truly distinguishes itself with its onboard experience, from the trend-setting public spaces to the little touches that pay tribute to the fine art of living. Its lounges, entertainment and enrichment programs reflect the growing preferences of Boomers and their families for sophisticated day and nightlife and the desire to try new things.

Below are some of the aspects of the Celebrity onboard experience that enable guests to enjoy "life as it should be."

Glamorous Lounges: Rendez-Vous Square or Lounge situated outside the main dining room is the favorite gathering place for pre-dinner drinks. The area features a dance floor and piano. Every Celebrity ship has a lounge on the top deck. Walls of windows make these prime observation spots. (Celebrity even provides high-powered observation lenses and viewers.) There's also a piano and dance floor for evening enjoyment. Michael's Club offers guests a chance to listen to the piano while sipping a variety of aperitifs in an intimate setting. A wide variety of guests will revel nightly in the pulsating discos which feature DJs or live bands depending on the night or theme. Live music can be found in various lounges at various times each evening, throughout the ship.

Show Time: Celebrity's show lounges are the setting for lavish musical productions and revues. The audio/visual, lighting and special-effects capabilities are on a par with those of a Broadway theater.

Martini or Champagne Bars: Celebrity's martini bars mix up an extensive selection of cocktails. Most Celebrity ships also feature a champagne bar with caviar. Being introduced on Century is the Ice Bar destined to be the talk of the cruise industry. This extraordinary bar features a bar counter that actually freezes into ice cold stone and a wall behind the bar that freezes creating unique displays of frozen ice crystals.

Cova® Café Milano: These are seafaring outlets of Cova, the famed café next to La Scala opera house in Milan, Italy, that has attracted a chic crowd since 1817. The menu, exclusive to Celebrity, features Cova's own blend of coffee plus cappuccino, espresso, liqueurs, chocolates, pastries, teas, wine and champagne. You'll also find new "Taste of Europe" savories. Every evening the Cova Café Milano transforms into a sophisticated wine bar and often features live music.

The Extraordinary Touches: Poolside guests are treated to cold towels (also offered at gangway after shore excursions); complimentary ice water and juices; afternoon sorbet parade (sea days); and fashion shows. Guests can also have a massage poolside, or in their stateroom (exclusive to suites), if they choose. Complimentary champagne and orange juice is served upon embarkation.

Enrichment Programs and Lectures: Guests can indulge in pilates or sunset yoga, discover dance with classes led by Celebrity dancers, or learn how to cook from an executive chef while onboard. Celebrity's expanded enrichment program includes art auction lectures. Full-time librarians oversee the shipboard library. They can rent an iPod or download thousands of selections from a digital music library. Guests who wish to stay connected can do just that at Celebrity's Internet Cafes. Original works by renowned artists are showcased throughout the ship.

On every cruise, Celebrity invites two to five special guest lecturers onboard to participate in the Celebrity Discovery Enrichment Series program. Topics range from finance and astronomy, to wine education and politics, to history and culture. Past Enrichment Series have included: "A News Correspondent's Life: Getting the Story on 5 Continents," "Mangoes and Madras: A Brief Cultural History of the Caribbean," "Money and Markets: The Economy and You," and "Demystifying Wine: Tasting Wines Like a Professional." Speakers for these series have included such respected personalities as Walter Cronkite, Rita Moreno, Ernest Borgnine, Dick van Patten, Sander Vanocur and Dick Morris.

Museum-Quality Art

Celebrity Cruises owns thousands of original works of art and has distributed them among its fleet, thereby making the ships not only floating resorts but floating museums as well. Every Celebrity liner contains modern works by recognized artists.

The multimillion-dollar art collection is a signature element of Celebrity Cruises, and its caliber is unique in the industry. Unlike a museum, where art is displayed in dedicated rooms (often in roped-off areas), Celebrity ships exhibit their art openly, throughout public areas. This allows passengers to "live" with the art, enhancing the aesthetic aspect of their trip.

Hundreds of Pieces: The numbers transform each ship into its own museum. Approximate number of pieces of artwork on each ship is: Century, 500; Galaxy, 450; Mercury, 400; Millennium, Infinity, Summit, and Constellation, 450 each; Zenith, 100.

The Artwork: The Celebrity art trove encompasses paintings, sculptures, photographs, drawings and multimedia works. These are not copies, and they were not purchased from vendors that typically supply art for hotels, public buildings and other cruise lines. They are original works by such giants of modern art as Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, Christo, David Hockney, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Rauschenberg, and Botero. Other artists represented include Damien Hirst, Sol LeWitt, Helen Frankenthaler, Cindy Sherman, Frank Stella, Alex Katz and Donald Judd. There is a theme for each ship: Century showcases contemporary masters; Galaxy focuses on the avant-garde; Mercury represents the 1970s and later.

Name-dropping: Highlights aboard Century include several Andy Warhol favorites and a sculpture of colored violins. Picasso's painting "Grand Tete de Femme au Chapeau Orne" hangs in Michael's Club on Century. Aboard Mercury, there are lithographs by Richard Serra, photographer Lynn Davis' "iceberg series," a record cover collage by Christian Marclay, and Lawrence Weiner's paintings of poetic lines on walls.

The Celebrity Destinations

Overview

The 2007-2008 sailing seasons for Celebrity has its ships sailing all over the globe, including:

Alaska
Australia/New Zealand
Bermuda
Canada/New England
Caribbean
Mexican Riviera
Europe, including Transatlantic
Hawaii
Panama Canal
Pacific Northwest
South America
Galapagos Islands

Cruisetour packages in Europe, Australia and Alaska, Canadian Rockies or Whistler offer a complete land/sea experience.

Value rates – known as "Five Star" prices – are available for most cruises and can save you up to 50 percent off the brochure rates. The cruise line also encourages passengers to purchase Celebrity CruiseCare insurance, which covers trip cancellation/interruption, medical expenses, baggage loss or delay and other emergency services.

What's new this season:

A total of nearly 40 new ports of call have been added for 2007. Highlights include:

Mercury's new 16-night Pacific and 14-night Australia/New Zealand sailings from Auckland and Sydney plus Cruisetours
Century's 12-night Baltic from Amsterdam with new Arctic Circle and Fjords;10/11 night Mediterranean from Barcelona with first time calls on Morocco; also 13-Night Eastbound Transatlantic includes La Caruna, Spain and 15 night Westbound Transatlantic features three stops in the Canary Islands including Lanzarote, Tenerife and Santa Cruz
Constellation's 14-night Baltic from Dover, featuring first calls on Cherbourg, France; Cornwall, England, and Visby, Sweden and Canada/New England cruises from Cape Liberty, NJ, featuring first calls on Prince Edward Island and Newport, R.I.
Galaxy's 14-night Ancient Empires cruise includes first time stops in Limssasol, Cyprus; Heraklion (Iraklion), Crete and Alexandria, Egypt.
Infinity's 14-night South America from varied ports, featuring new port of Coquimbo, Chile
Summit's 7-night Caribbean from San Juan with first calls on Kralendijk, Bonaire

Below is a roundup of Celebrity's fleet and scheduled destinations for 2006 through 2008:

Century: Northern Europe, May-September 2007 Europe, September 2006, September 2007 Mediterranean Europe, September-November 2007; Transatlantic, October 2006, April 2007, December 2007; Western Caribbean, January-April 2007, December 2007, January-April 2008

Constellation: Northern Europe, May-August 2007; Transatlantic, September 2006, April 2007, September 2007, April 2008; Canada & New England, September-October 2006; September-October 2007; Western Caribbean, November 2006; Caribbean, November-December 2006; January-April 2007, November-December 2007, January-March 2008; Bermuda & Caribbean, November

Galaxy: Mediterranean Europe, May-November 2007; Transatlantic, December 2006, April 2007,December 2007, April 2008; Southern Caribbean, December 2006; January-March 2007, December 2007, January-April 2008

Infinity: Alaska & Pacific Northwest, May-September 2007; Panama Canal, November 2006, March 2007, September-October 2007, April 2008; Hawaii, October 2006, April 2007; South America, November-December 2006, January-March 2007, November-December 2007, January-March 2008

Mercury: Alaska & Pacific Northwest, May-October 2007; Mexican Riviera, October-December 2006, January-March 2007; Panama Canal, December 2006; West Coast, April 2007, November 2007; Hawaii, November 2007, March 2008; Australia and New Zealand, November-December 2007; January-March 2008

Millennium: Mediterranean Europe, May-November 2007; Transatlantic, November 2006, March 2007, December 2007; Eastern Caribbean, December 2006, January-March 2007, December 2007, January-April 2008; Europe, April 2007

Summit: Hawaii, September-October 2006, December 2006, March-April 2007, September-December 2007; Panama Canal, November 2006, January-February 2007, March-April 2007, November-December 2007, January 2008, March-April 2008; Alaska & Pacific Northwest, May-September 2007; Southern Caribbean, January-March 2008

Celebrity Xpedition: Galapagos Islands, year-round 2006 and 2007; January-April 2008

Zenith: Bermuda, June-October 2006, April-October 2007, April-September 2008; Caribbean, October 2006, April 2008; Eastern Caribbean, November-December 2006, January-April 2007; Western Caribbean, November-December 2006, January-March 2007, November-December 2007, January-April 2008; Caribbean & Bermuda, April 2007, October 2007, September 2008

Alaska

A Celebrity cruise is an extraordinary way to see the grandeur that is Alaska. Here is the "Last Frontier," home to countless natural wonders and a fascinating history and culture.

Alaska itineraries on Infinity, Mercury or Summit:

May through September departures
Embarkation cities: Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Seward and Vancouver
Port Highlights: Cruise the Inside Passage and Hubbard Glacier; Alaska, Canadian Rockies and Whistler cruisetours; Pacific Northwest ports

Perfect for...

Rustic Scenery Admirers: Views of glaciers, snow-capped mountains and fascinating wildlife.
Outdoor Adventurers: Raft down Resurrection River, pan for gold and more.
Relaxed Vacationers: Days cruising through the Inside Passage and Hubbard Glacier offer a chance to relax and enjoy the scenery.

Below is a listing of Celebrity Cruises' Alaska itineraries, their ports of call and their months of travel. Use the list as a starting point for finding the right itinerary for you.

On Infinity

7-night Hubbard Glacier Alaska, Infinity, Vancouver Roundtrip: Vancouver, British Columbia; Inside Passage (cruising); Ketchikan, Hubbard Glacier (cruising), Juneau, Icy Strait Point, Alaska; Inside Passage (cruising)
May – September 2007

13-night Ultimate Alaska, Infinity, San Francisco-Vancouver: San Francisco; Victoria, Nanaimo, British Columbia; Inside Passage, Alaska (cruising); Prince Rupert, British Columbia; Ketchikan, Sitka, Skagway, Hubbard Glacier (cruising), Juneau, Icy Strait Point, Inside Passage (cruising), Alaska; Vancouver, British Columbia.
May 2007; September 2007 (reverse itinerary, some ports in different order)

On Mercury

7-night Alaska Hubbard Glacier, Mercury, Seattle Roundtrip: Seattle, Washington; Juneau, Skagway, Hubbard Glacier (cruising), Ketchikan, Alaska; Prince Rupert, British Columbia;
May – September 2007

7-night Alaska Hubbard Glacier, Mercury, Vancouver-Seattle: Vancouver, British Columbia; Juneau, Skagway, Hubbard Glacier (cruising), Ketchikan, Inside Passage (cruising), Alaska; Seattle, Washington.
May 2007

On Summit

7-night Northbound Alaska, Summit, Vancouver-Seward: Vancouver, British Columbia; Inside Passage (cruising), Juneau, Skagway, Sitka, Icy Strait, Hubbard Glacier (cruising), Seward, Alaska
June – September 2006

7-night Northbound Alaska, Summit, Vancouver-Seward: Vancouver, British Columbia; Inside Passage (cruising), Ketchikan, Juneau, Skagway, Icy Strait, Hubbard Glacier (cruising), Seward, Alaska
May – August 2007

7-night Southbound Alaska, Summit, Seward-Vancouver: Seward, Hubbard Glacier (cruising), Skagway, Juneau, Icy Strait, Ketchikan, Inside Passage (cruising), Alaska; Vancouver, British Columbia.
June – September 2006; June-September 2007 (Juneau then Skagway)</p>

7-night Alaska Hubbard Glacier, Summit, Vancouver Roundtrip: Vancouver, British Columbia; Inside Passage (cruising), Juneau, Sitka, Hubbard Glacier (cruising), Icy Strait Point, Inside Passage (cruising), Alaska; Vancouver, British Columbia.
September 2006

14-night Ultimate Alaska, Summit, Vancouver-Los Angeles: Vancouver, British Columbia; Inside Passage (cruising), Ketchikan, Skagway, Hubbard Glacier (cruising), Juneau, Sitka, Inside Passage (cruising), Alaska; Victoria, British Columbia; Seattle, Washington; San Francisco, Catalina Island, Los Angeles, California.
September 2006

14-night Ultimate Alaska, Summit, Vancouver-San Diego: Vancouver, British Columbia; Inside Passage (cruising), Ketchikan, Skagway, Hubbard Glacier (cruising), Juneau, Sitka, Inside Passage (cruising), Alaska; Victoria, British Columbia; Seattle, Washington; San Francisco, Catalina Island, San Diego, California.
September 2007

14-night West Coast and Alaska, Summit, Los Angeles-Vancouver: Los Angeles; San Francisco; Seattle, Washington; Victoria, British Columbia; Ketchikan, Juneau, Skagway, Hubbard Glacier (cruising), Sitka, Alaska; Vancouver, British Columbia.
May 2007

Bermuda

Celebrity's Bermuda cruises offer guests the chance to truly explore the oh-so-British island, or to stay onboard and take advantage of all the extraordinary amenities of Celebrity. Visit pink sand beaches, play golf, walk along cobblestone streets and shop in charming boutiques.

Bermuda itineraries on Zenith:

Choice of 7, 12 or 15 nights
April through October departures
Embarkation/debarkation cities: New York; Tampa, Fla.
Two port cities in Bermuda: Hamilton and St. George Island
Golf excursions to world-class courses

Perfect for...
Relaxed Vacationers: Those who enjoy travel at an unhurried pace while having the opportunity to fully explore each of the destinations they visit.
Beach Lovers: The pink sands of Bermuda are some of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
Bermuda Lovers: For those who've been to the island already, but may want to explore it in a new way.
Golfers: They can spend their days on a selection of famous links.

Below is a listing of Celebrity Cruises' Bermuda itineraries, their ports of call and their months of travel.

On Zenith

7-night Bermuda, Zenith, Cape Liberty, NJ (New York) Roundtrip: Cape Liberty, New Jersey; Hamilton, Bermuda; St. George Island, Bermuda
June – October 2006; April – October 2007 (St. George Island first stop on some departures); April – September 2008

12-night Bermuda & Caribbean, Zenith, Cape Liberty, NJ (New York)-Tampa, Fla.: Cape Liberty, New Jersey; Hamilton, Bermuda; Oranjestad, Aruba; Willemstad, Curacao; Montego Bay, Jamaica; George Town, Grand Cayman; Tampa, Florida.
October 2007; September 2008

15-night Caribbean & Bermuda, Zenith, Tampa, Fla.-Cape Liberty, NJ (New York): Tampa, Key West, Florida; George Town, Grand Cayman; Montego Bay, Jamaica; Oranjestad, Aruba; Willemstad, Curacao; St. Johns, Antigua; Hamilton, Bermuda; Cape Liberty, New Jersey.
April 2007

On Constellation

11-night Bermuda & Caribbean, Constellation, Cape Liberty, NJ (New York)-Fort Lauderdale, Fla.: Cape Liberty, New Jersey; Kings Wharf, Bermuda; Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Oranjestad, Aruba; Willemstad, Curacao; Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
November 2007

Caribbean

Celebrity's Caribbean brings you to a region dominated by water, beaches and a unique culture. They'll have ample time to explore while enjoying the Celebrity Treatment throughout their voyage.

Caribbean itineraries:

Choice of six ships: Century, Constellation, Galaxy, Millennium, Summit and Zenith
Winter, Spring, Fall Caribbean departures
Choice of Western, Eastern, Southern and Ultimate Caribbean
Choice of 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 or 15 nights
Choice of U.S. embarkation cities including, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa and Miami, Florida; San Juan, Puerto Rico; and Cape Liberty, NJ (New York)

The Caribbean Is Perfect for... Island/Paradise Lovers: Enchanting tropical destinations
Watersports Enthusiasts: Swim, snorkel, scuba dive
Relaxed Voyagers: More time to savor the jewels of the Caribbean
Active Sightseekers: Explore a new port almost daily or every other day
Shoppers: Duty-free bargains

Below is a listing of Celebrity Cruises' Caribbean itineraries, their ports of call and their months of travel. Use the list as a starting point for finding the right itinerary for you.

Western Caribbean Itineraries

2-night Short Bahamas, Century, Miami Roundtrip: Miami, Florida; Nassau, Bahamas; Miami, Florida.
January 2007

4-night Western Caribbean, Century, Miami Roundtrip: Miami, Key West, Florida; Cozumel, Mexico; Miami, Florida.
November 2006 – April 2007; December 2007- April 2008

5-night Western Caribbean, Century, Miami Roundtrip: Miami, Key West, Florida; George Town, Grand Cayman; Miami, Florida.
November 2006 – April 2007; December 2007 (Western Caribbean-Holiday: Stops first at George Town, then Key West); January – April 2008

5-night Western Caribbean, Century, Miami Roundtrip: Miami, Florida; Ocho Rios, Jamaica; George Town, Grand Cayman; Miami, Florida.
November 2006 – April 2007; January – April 2008

5-night Western Caribbean-Holiday, Century, Miami Roundtrip: Miami, Florida; Cozumel, Mexico; George Town, Grand Cayman; Miami, Florida.
December 2007

7-night Western Caribbean, Constellation, Fort Lauderdale Roundtrip: Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Montego Bay, Jamaica; George Town, Grand Cayman; Costa Maya, Cozumel, Mexico.
November 2006

11-night Western Caribbean, Constellation, Cape Liberty, NJ (New York) Roundtrip: New York; Key West, Florida; Cozumel, Costa Maya, Mexico; George Town, Grand Cayman; Ocho Rios, Jamaica; Labadee, Hispaniola.
October 2006; November

4-night Western Caribbean, Zenith, Tampa Roundtrip: Tampa, Florida; Playa Del Carmen, Cozumel, Mexico; Tampa, Florida.
November 2007 – April 2008

6-night Western Caribbean Holiday, Zenith, Tampa Roundtrip: Tampa, Florida; Georgetown, Grand Cayman; Playa del Carmen, Cozumel, Mexico; Tampa, Florida.
December 2007

8-night Special Western Caribbean, Zenith, Tampa Roundtrip: Tampa, Key West, Florida; Georgetown, Grand Cayman; Cozumel, Playa del Carmen, Costa Maya, Mexico; Tampa, Florida.
January 2008

10-night Ultimate Western Caribbean, Zenith, Tampa Roundtrip: Tampa, Florida; George town, Grand Cayman; Puerto Limon, Costa Rica; Colon, Panama; Roatan, Honduras; Cozumel, Mexico; Tampa, Florida.
November 2006 – March 2007; November 2007 – April 2008 (Cartagena, Colombia replaces Rotan, Honduras; order of port stops differs)

10-night Western Caribbean, Zenith, Tampa Roundtrip: Tampa, Florida; Puerto Limon, Costa Rica; Colon, Panama; Cartagena, Colombia; George town, Grand Cayman; Cozumel, Mexico; Tampa, Florida.
December 2007

Eastern Caribbean Itineraries

7-night Eastern Caribbean, Millennium, Fort Lauderdale Roundtrip: Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Casa de Campo, Dominican Republic; San Juan, Puerto Rico; Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas; Grand Bahama Island, Bahamas.
December 2006

7-night Eastern Caribbean, Millennium, Fort Lauderdale Roundtrip: Fort Lauderdale, FL; Nassau, Bahamas; San Juan, PR; Casa de Campo, Dominican Republic; Labadee, Haiti.
December 2007

7-night Eastern Caribbean, Millennium, Fort Lauderdale Roundtrip: Fort Lauderdale, FL; San Juan, PR; Tortola, BVI; Casa de Campo, Dominican Republic; Labadee, Haiti.
December 2007 – April 2008 (Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas replaces Tortola, BVI on certain 2008 departures)

11-night Ultimate East Caribbean, Zenith, Tampa Roundtrip: Tampa, Florida; Nassau, Bahamas; San Juan, Puerto Rico; Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas; Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Tortola, British Virgin Islands; Key West, Florida; Tampa, Florida.
November 2006 – April 2007

14-night Special Eastern Caribbean, Zenith, Tampa, Fla. Roundtrip: Tampa, Florida; George Town, Grand Cayman; Montego Bay, Jamaica; Catalina Island, Dominican Republic; San Juan, Puerto Rico; Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas; St. Johns, Antigua; Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Tortola, British Virgin Islands; Key West, Tampa, Florida.
November 2006

Southern Caribbean Itineraries

7-night Southern Caribbean, Galaxy, San Juan Roundtrip: San Juan, PR; Phillipsburg, St Maarten; Castries, St. Lucia; Bridgetown, Barbados; St George's, Grenada; Margarita Island, Venezuela.
December 2006

10-night Southern Caribbean, Galaxy, San Juan Roundtrip: San Juan, PR; Tortola, British Virgin Islands; Phillipsburg, St Maarten; Castries, St. Lucia; Bridgetown, Barbados; Margarita Island, Venezuela; Willemstad, Curacao; Oranjestad, Aruba.
January – March 2007; January – April 2008

11-night Southern Caribbean, Galaxy, San Juan Roundtrip: San Juan, PR; Tortola, British Virgin Islands; Phillipsburg, St Maarten; Castries, St. Lucia; Bridgetown, Barbados; Margarita Island, Venezuela; Willemstad, Curacao; Oranjestad, Aruba.
December 2006

11-night Southern Caribbean, Galaxy, San Juan Roundtrip: San Juan, PR; Oranjestad, Aruba; Willemstad, Curacao; Margarita Island, Venezuela; Bridgetown, Barbados; Castries, St. Lucia; Roseau, Dominica; Basseterre, St. Kitts; Tortola, British Virgin Islands
January – March 2007

11-night Southern Caribbean, Galaxy, San Juan Roundtrip: San Juan, PR; Oranjestad, Aruba; Willemstad, Curacao; Margarita Island, Venezuela; St. George's, Grenada; Bridgetown, Barbados; Roseau, Dominica; Basseterre, St. Kitts; Tortola, British Virgin Islands
January – April 2008

13-night Southern Caribbean, Galaxy, San Juan Roundtrip: San Juan, PR; Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas; Oranjestad, Aruba; Kralendijk, Bonaire; Margarita Island, Venezuela; St George's, Grenada; Bridgetown, Barbados; Basseterre, St. Kitts; Tortola, British Virgin Islands.
December 2007

7-night Southern Caribbean, Summit, San Juan Roundtrip: San Juan, PR; Phillipsburg, St Maarten; Roseau, Dominica; St George's, Grenada; Kralendijk, Bonaire; Oranjestad, Aruba
January – March 2008

Bermuda & Caribbean

Ultimate Caribbean

10-night Ultimate Caribbean, Constellation, Fort Lauderdale Roundtrip: Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Castries, St. Lucia; Bridgetown, Barbados; Basseterre, St. Kitts; Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas.
December 2006 – April 2007; November 2007- March 2008 (ports in reverse order)

10-night Ultimate Caribbean, Constellation, Fort Lauderdale Roundtrip: Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; San Juan, Puerto Rico; Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas; Bridgetown, Barbados; Castries, St. Lucia; Philipsburg, St. Maarten.
December 2007

11-night Ultimate Caribbean, Constellation, Fort Lauderdale Roundtrip: Fort Lauderdale, Florida; George Town, Grand Cayman; Oranjestad, Aruba; Colon, Panama; Puerto Limon, Costa Rica; Cozumel, Mexico.
November 2006 – April 2007 (Cristobal Pier, Panama replaces Colon, Panama on certain 2007 departures); November 2007 – March 2008 (Cartegena, Colombia replaces Puerto Limon, Costa Rica)

12-night Caribbean Highlights, Zenith, Tampa -Cape Liberty, NJ (New York): Georgetown, Grand Cayman; Montego Bay, Jamaica; Oranjestad, Aruba; Willemstad, Curacao; Samana, Dominican Republic; Grand Turk, Turks & Caicos; Cape Liberty, New Jersey.
April 2008

13-night Cape Liberty to Tampa, Zenith, Cape Liberty, NJ (New York)-Tampa, Fla.: Cape Liberty, New Jersey; Miami, Florida; Oranjestad, Aruba; Willemstad, Curacao; Montego Bay, Jamaica; Key West, Florida; Tampa, Florida.
October 2006

Europe / Transatlantic

Celebrity has four ships in Europe offering even more choices for European cruise vacations.

Discovering Europe with Celebrity pairs this magnificent destination with the extraordinary experience of a Celebrity Cruise. Guests can select from a long list of shore excursions that bring them up close to the incredible architecture and culture that can only be found here. Or they can also choose to step back in time with a transatlantic trip reminiscent of the great, elegant ocean liners of the past.

We encourage you to book a Celebrity cruisetour, which combines a Celebrity cruise through Northern Europe or the Mediterranean with a completely escorted land tour.

European or Transatlantic itineraries:

Northern Europe on Constellation or Century:

Experience the $55 million refurbished Century and the newest ship in the Celebrity fleet – Constellation
Add a Cruisetour for more of London, Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam
7, 8, 9, 10, 12 or 14 nights
Choice of May through August departures
Overnights in Copenhagen, Denmark; Stockholm, Sweden and St. Petersburg, Russia
Port highlights: Geiranger and its glacial fjords; Dover and its white cliffs; the imperial city of St. Petersburg, Russia

Perfect for...
History Enthusiasts: Ancient ruins, luxurious royal palaces, fascinating architecture.
Scenery Admirers: Glacial fjords and snow-capped mountains.
Relaxed Vacationers: Longer itineraries more time to unwind.

Mediterranean on Century, Galaxy or Millennium:

Experience the $55 million refurbished Century
Add a Cruisetour for more of Barcelona, Madrid, Venice, Florence, Rome, Milan and Lake Como
Overnights in Istanbul, Ephesus, Turkey; Rome, Venice, Italy; Barcelona, Spain
Choice of May through November departures
Choice of 7, 10, 11, 12, 13 or 14 nights
Port highlights: Perennial favorites: Barcelona, Rome and Florence

Perfect for...
Architecture Admirers: Italy, Spain and Greece are among the world's most impressive in terms of architectural treasures.
Old-World Charm Seekers: They'll be transported to another time in place with narrow, winding streets and intimate alfresco cafes.

Europe cruisetours

Combine a Celebrity cruise with a fully escorted land tour

Deluxe hotels in the center of each destination, steps from famous sights
Included in the package are sightseeing activities, deluxe motorcoach and train transportation and luggage transport to or from the ship and from destination to destination throughout the land experience
A tour director travels with guests throughout the land experience serving as guide, historian and as personal concierge

Below is a listing of Celebrity Cruises' Europe/Transatlantic itineraries (including Cruisetours), their ports of call and their months of travel.

On Century

8-night Norwegian Fjords, Century, Amsterdam Roundtrip: Amsterdam, Netherlands; Oslo, Stavanger, Flam, Alesund and Bergen, Norway.
May 2007; August 2007

9-night Scotland & Ireland, Century, Amsterdam Roundtrip: Amsterdam, Netherlands; Edinburgh (S. Queensferry), Inverness/Loch Ness, Kirkwall, Scotland; Belfast, Northern Ireland; Dublin, Ireland; St. Peter Port, Channel Islands.
May 2007; August 2007

10-night British Isles & Western Europe, Century, Amsterdam Roundtrip: Amsterdam, Netherlands; Brussels (Zeebrugge), Belgium; Paris/Normandy (Le Havre), France; Cork, Dublin, Ireland; Belfast, Northern Ireland; Holyhead, Wales; St. Peter Port, Channel Islands.
September 2007

12-night Scandinavia and Russia, Century, Amsterdam Roundtrip: Amsterdam, Netherlands; Oslo, Norway; Stockholm, Sweden; Helsinki, Finland; St. Petersburg, Russia; Tallinn, Estonia; Copenhagen, Denmark.
June-August 2007

12-night Arctic Circle & North Cape, Century, Amsterdam Roundtrip: Amsterdam, Netherlands; Alesund, Norway; Arctic Circle (cruise); Alta, Honningsvag, Tromso, Norway; Molde, Olden, Bergen, Norway.
July 2007

On Constellation

14-night Scandinavia & Russia, Constellation, Dover Roundtrip: Dover, England; Oslo, Norway; Stockholm, Sweden; Helsinki, Finland; St. Petersburg, Russia; Tallinn, Estonia; Warnemunde (Rostock), Germany; Copenhagen, Denmark; Helsingborg, Sweden.
May-June 2007

14-night Scandinavia & Russia, Constellation, Dover Roundtrip: Dover, England; Gdansk (Gdynia), Poland; Klaipeda, Lithuania; Stockholm, Sweden; Tallinn, Estonia; St. Petersburg, Russia; Berlin (Rostock), Germany; Copenhagen, Denmark; Helsingborg, Sweden.
May 2007

14-night Scandinavia & Russia, Constellation, Dover-Copenhagen, Denmark Roundtrip: Dover, England; Oslo, Norway; Gdansk (Gdynia), Poland; St. Petersburg, Russia; Helsinki, Finland; Stockholm, Sweden; Tallinn, Estonia; Visby, Sweden; Warnemunde, Germany; Copenhagen, Denmark.
June 2007

14-night Scandinavia & Russia, Constellation, Stockholm-Dover: Stockholm, Sweden; Helsinki, Finland; St. Petersburg, Russia; Riga, Latvia; Klaipeda, Lithuania; Warnemunde, Germany; Copenhagen, Denmark; Oslo, Norway.
July 2007

14-night Scandinavia & Russia, Constellation, Dover Roundtrip: Dover, England; Helsingborg, Sweden; Berlin (Rostock), Germany; Helsinki, Finland; St. Petersburg, Russia; Tallinn, Estonia; Riga, Latvia; Klaipeda, Lithuania; Copenhagen, Denmark.
August 2007

14-night Scandinavia & Russia, Constellation, Dover Roundtrip: Dover, England; Tallinn, Estonia; St. Petersburg, Russia; Helsinki, Finland; Stockholm, Sweden; Riga, Latvia; Warnemunde, Germany; Copenhagen, Denmark; Helsingborg, Sweden.
August 2007 * Order of ports may vary by departure

Europe

On Century

8-night Best of Europe, Century, Amsterdam-Barcelona: Amsterdam, Netherlands; Brussels (Zeebrugge), Belgium; Paris/Normandy (Le Havre), France; La Coruna, Spain; Lisbon, Portugal; Tangier, Morocco; Barcelona, Spain.
September 2007

On Millennium

12-night Spring in Europe, Millennium, Southampton, England-Barcelona: Southampton, England; Paris/Normandy (Le Havre), France; Brussels (Zeebrugge), Belgium; Amsterdam, Holland; La Rochelle, France; Bilbao, Spain; Lisbon, Portugal; Gibraltar, United Kingdom; Casablanca (Marrakech), Morocco; Barcelona, Spain.
April 2007

Mediterranean

On Century

10-night Western Mediterranean, Century, Barcelona Roundtrip: Barcelona, Spain; Provence (Marseilles), Nice (Villefranche), France; Florence/Pisa (Livorno), Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy; Ajaccio, Corsica; Valencia, Spain; Gibraltar, United Kingdom.
September-November 2007

11-night Western Med & Morocco, Century, Barcelona Roundtrip: Barcelona, Spain; Provence (Marseilles), Nice (Villefranche), France; Florence/Pisa (Livorno), Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy; Ajaccio, Corsica; Tangier, Casablanca, Morocco; Valencia, Spain.
October-November 2007

On Galaxy

7-night Eastern Mediterranean, Galaxy, Rome Roundtrip: Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy; Athens (Piraeus), Santorini, Greece; Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey; Mykonos, Greece.
October 2007

10-night Best of the Mediterranean, Galaxy, Rome Roundtrip: Rome (Civitavecchia), Sicily (Messina), Italy; Mykonos, Greece; Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey; Santorini, Rhodes, Athens (Piraeus), Greece; Naples/Capri, Italy.
May-September 2007

11-night Eastern Mediterranean, Galaxy, Rome Roundtrip: Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy; Mykonos, Rhodes, Santorini, Greece; Istanbul, Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey; Athens (Piraeus), Greece; Naples/Capri, Italy.
May-September 2007

12-night Eastern Mediterranean, Galaxy, Rome Roundtrip: Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy; Mykonos, Rhodes, Santorini, Greece; Istanbul, Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey; Athens (Piraeus), Katakolon, Greece; Naples/Capri, Italy.
September 2007

14-night Exotic Med and Black Sea, Galaxy, Rome Roundtrip: Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy; Mykonos, Rhodes, Santorini, Greece; Istanbul, Turkey; Constanta, Romania; Odessa, Ukraine; Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey; Athens (Piraeus), Greece; Naples/Capri, Italy.
October 2007 (Bosporus Strait (cruising) added)

14-night Ancient Empires, Galaxy, Rome-Athens: Rome (Civitavecchia), Naples/Capri, Italy; Santorini, Rhodes, Greece; Limsassol, Cyprus; Alexandria, Egypt; Ephesus (Kusadasi), Istanbul, Turkey; Athens (Piraeus), Greece.
November 2007

14-night Ancient Empires, Galaxy, Athens-Barcelona: Athens (Piraeus), Greece; Ephesus (Kusadasi), Istanbul, Turkey; Rhodes, Greece; Limsassol, Cyprus; Alexandria, Egypt; Heraklion (Iraklion), Crete; Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy; Barcelona, Spain.
November 2007

On Millennium

10-night Mediterranean Circle, Millennium, Barcelona Roundtrip: Barcelona, Spain; Provence (Marseilles), Nice (Villefranche), France; Rome (Civitavecchia); Mykonos, Greece; Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey; Sicily (Palermo), Italy.
May 2007

12-night Classical Mediterranean, Millennium, Barcelona-Venice: Barcelona, Spain; Nice (Villefranche), France; Florence/Pisa (Livorno), Rome (Civitavecchia), Naples/Capri, Italy; Santorini, Athens (Piraeus), Greece; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Venice, Italy.
May-August 2007

12-night Mediterranean Legacies, Millennium, Venice-Barcelona: Venice, Italy; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Athens (Piraeus), Santorini, Greece; Naples/Capri, Rome (Civitavecchia), Florence/Pisa (Livorno), Italy; Nice (Villefranche), France; Barcelona, Spain.
May-August 2007*

13-night Classical Mediterranean, Millennium, Barcelona-Venice: Barcelona, Spain; Nice (Villefranche), France; Florence/Pisa (Livorno), Rome (Civitavecchia), Naples/Capri, Italy; Santorini, Athens (Piraeus), Corfu, Greece; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Venice, Italy.
September 2007

14-night Mediterranean Legacies, Millennium, Venice-Barcelona: Venice, Italy; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Athens (Piraeus), Greece; Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey; Naples/Capri, Rome (Civitavecchia), Florence/Pisa (Livorno), Italy; Nice (Villefranche), France; Barcelona, Spain.
September-November 2007

14-night Classical Mediterranean, Millennium, Barcelona-Venice: Barcelona, Spain; Nice (Villefranche), France; Florence/Pisa (Livorno), Rome (Civitavecchia), Naples/Capri, Italy; Athens (Piraeus), Greece; Istanbul, Turkey; Mykonos, Santorini, Greece; Venice, Italy.
October-November 2007

* Order of ports may vary by departure

Cruisetours: Add Escorted Land Tours Before Certain Departures. All cruisetours in Europe are pre-cruise.

Northern Europe

3-night Brussels and Amsterdam
4-night Paris and London
5-night Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam

Mediterranean

3-night Florence and Rome
3-night Venice and Italian Lakes
4-night Madrid and Barcelona
5-night Venice, Florence, Rome

Transatlantic

On Century

13-night Westbound Transatlantic, Century, Barcelona-Miami: Barcelona, Spain; Nice (Villefranche), France; Malaga, Spain; Madeira (Funchal), Portugal; Miami, Florida.
October 2006

13-night Eastbound Transatlantic, Century, Miami-Amsterdam: Miami, Florida; Ponta Delgada, Azores; La Coruna, Spain; Paris/Normandy (Le Havre), France; Dover, England; Amsterdam, Netherlands.
April 2007

17-night Transatlantic, Century, Barcelona-Miami: Barcelona, Spain; Malaga, Spain; Gibraltar, United Kingdom; Tangier, Casablanca, Agadir, Morocco; Lanzarote, Tenerife, Santa Cruz, Canary Islands; Nassau, Bahamas; Miami, Florida.
December 2007

On Constellation

15-night Westbound Transatlantic, Constellation, Dover-Cape Liberty, NJ (New York): Dover, England; Amsterdam, Netherlands; Brussels (Zeebrugge), Belgium; Paris/Normandy (Le Havre), France; Glasgow (Greenock), Scotland; Dublin, Cork, Ireland; St. John's, Newfoundland; Halifax, Nova Scotia; Cape Liberty, NJ (New York).
September 2006

12-night Eastbound Transatlantic, Constellation, Fort Lauderdale-Dover: Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Cork, Ireland; Cornwall (Falmouth), England; Paris/Normandy (Le Havre), France; Brussels (Zeebrugge), Belgium; Dover, England.
April 2007

7-night Westbound Transatlantic, Constellation, Southampton, England-Cape Liberty, NJ (New York).
September 2007

13-night Eastbound Transatlantic, Constellation, Fort Lauderdale-Dover: Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Kings Wharf, Bermuda; Cork, Ireland; Brest, Cherbourg, France; Paris/Normandy (Le Havre), France; Dover, England.
April 2008

On Galaxy

14-night Westbound Transatlantic, Galaxy, Rome-San Juan: Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy; Nice (Villefranche), France; Malaga, Seville (Cadiz), Spain; Lisbon, Madeira (Funchal) Portugal: Philipsburg, St. Maarten.
December 2006

15-night Eastbound Transatlantic, Galaxy, San Juan-Rome: San Juan, Puerto Rico; Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Agadir, Casablanca, Morocco; Barcelona, Spain; Nice (Villefranche), France; Florence/Pisa (Livorno), Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy.
April 2007

14-night Westbound Transatlantic, Galaxy, Barcelona-San Juan: Barcelona, Spain; Casablanca, Agadir, Morocco; Lanzarote, Santa Cruz, Canary Islands; Bridgetown, Barbados; St. Johns, Antigua; Philipsburg, St. Maarten; San Juan, Puerto Rico.
December 2007

14-night Eastbound Transatlantic, Galaxy, San Juan-Rome: San Juan, Puerto Rico; Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Santa Cruz, Canary Island; Madeira (Funchal) Portugal; Casablanca, Morocco; Barcelona, Spain; Cannes/Monte Carlo, France; Florence/Pisa (Livorno), Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy.
April 2008

On Millennium

16-night Westbound Transatlantic, Millennium, Barcelona-Fort Lauderdale: Barcelona, Spain; Nice (Villefranche), France; Florence/Pisa (Livorno), Rome (Civitavecchia), Naples, Italy; Ajaccio, Corsica; Malaga, Spain; Tenerife, Canary Islands; Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
November 2006

15-night Eastbound Transatlantic, Millennium, Fort Lauderdale-Southampton, England: Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Kings Wharf, Bermuda; Santa Cruz, Canary Islands; Madeira (Funchal), Portugal; Lisbon, Portugal; Vigo, Spain; Southampton, England.
March 2007

14-night Transatlantic Morocco, Millennium, Barcelona-Fort Lauderdale: Barcelona, Spain; Malaga, Spain; Tangier, Casablanca (Marrakech), Morocco; Madeira (Funchal), Portugal; Nassau, Bahamas; Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
December 2007

Canada / New England

Celebrity Cruises offers a selection of journeys along North America's coastline during the height of fall foliage season. Guests are treated to extraordinary service and amenities, while enjoying quaint New England towns and Canada's scenic harbors.

Canada/New England itineraries on Constellation:

	Choice of 11 or 13 nights
	September and October peak fall foliage departures
	Embarkation/debarkation cities: Cape Liberty, NJ (New York)
	Port highlights: Charming towns including Halifax, Nova Scotia; Newport, Rhode Island; and Quebec City, Quebec.

Perfect for...
Rustic Scenery Admirers: Guests enjoy quaint towns along the way.
East Coast Residents: Leave from home city of Cape Liberty, NJ (New York).

Below is a listing of Celebrity Cruises' Canada/New England itineraries, their ports of call and their months of travel. Use the list as a starting point for finding the right itinerary for you. Visit cruisingpower.com for further details on each itinerary.

11-night Canada/New England, Constellation, Cape Liberty, NJ (New York) Roundtrip: Cape Liberty, New Jersey; Boston, Massachusetts; Portland, Bar Harbor, Maine; Halifax, Nova Scotia; Quebec City, Quebec; Saguenay River; Saint John, New Brunswick.
September 2006

11-night Canada/New England, Constellation, Cape Liberty, NJ (New York) Roundtrip: Cape Liberty, New Jersey; Boston, Massachusetts; Bar Harbor, Maine; Halifax, Nova Scotia; Quebec City, Quebec; Saguenay River; Portland, Maine.
October 2006

13-night Canada/New England, Constellation, Cape Liberty, NJ (New York) Roundtrip: Cape Liberty, New Jersey; Newport, Rhode Island; Bar Harbor, Maine; Halifax, Nova Scotia; Quebec City, Quebec; Saguenay River; Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island; Portland, Maine; Boston, Massachusetts.
September 2007; October 2007 (Order of port stops differ)

13-night Canada/New England, Constellation, Cape Liberty, NJ (New York) Roundtrip: Cape Liberty, New Jersey; Newport, Rhode Island; Bar Harbor, Maine; Baie-Comeau, Canada; Quebec City, Quebec; Saguenay River; Halifax, Nova Scotia; Portland, Maine; Boston, Massachusetts.
September 2007

Hawaii

Hawaii's natural beauty is what will amaze your Celebrity client as he/she explores these magnificent Pacific islands. Their awe will continue when they return to three magnificent Celebrity newest ships, Infinity, Mercury and Summit, each night. It's the perfect way to explore paradise.

Hawaii itineraries on Infinity and Summit:

Millennium-class ships, two of Celebrity's newest
Choice of 14 or 15 nights
Infinity: October and April departures
Mercury: November and March departures
Summit: September to December; March and April departures
Port highlights: Overnights in Honolulu, Maui and Kailua Kona available; an opportunity to visit four Hawaiian islands in one fabulous journey; travel between Hawaii and Ensenada, Mexico; roundtrip departures from San Diego or Los Angeles, California.

Perfect for...
Active People: Hawaii offers endless opportunities to become a part of its natural beauty.
Paradise Seekers: Pristine beaches, volcanoes and plunging waterfalls are all here.

Below is a listing of Celebrity Cruises' Hawaii itineraries, their ports of call and their months of travel. Use the list as a starting point for finding the right itinerary for you.

On Infinity

14-night Hawaii Circle, Infinity, Los Angeles Roundtrip: Los Angeles, California; Maui (Lahaina), Hawaii; Hilo, Kailua Kona, Hawaii; Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii; Ensenada, Mexico.
October 2006

14-night Hawaii Circle, Infinity, San Diego Roundtrip: San Diego, California; Kaui (Nawiliwili), Hawaii; Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii; Hilo, Kailua Kona, Hawaii; Maui (Lahaina), Hawaii; Ensenada, Mexico.
April 2007

On Mercury

11-night Hawaii Southbound, Mercury, Ensenada, Mexico-Honolulu: Ensenada, Mexico; Hilo, Hawaii; Kailua Kona, Hawaii; Maui (Lahaina), Hawaii; Napali Coast, Kaui, Hawaii; Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii.
November 2007

12-night Hawaii Northbound, Mercury, Honolulu-Ensenada: Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii; Maui (Lahaina), Hilo, Kailua Kona, Hawaii; Ensenada, Mexico.
March 2008

On Summit

14-night Hawaii, Summit, Los Angeles Roundtrip: Los Angeles, California; Hilo, Hawaii; Napali Coast, Kaui, Hawaii; Kailua Kona, Hawaii; Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii; Maui (Lahaina), Hawaii; Ensenada, Mexico.
September-October, December 2006; March 2007*

14-night Hawaii Circle, Summit, Los Angeles Roundtrip: Los Angeles, California; Honolulu (Oahu), Maui (Lahaina), Kailua Kona, Hilo, Hawaii; Ensenada, Mexico.
April 2007

14-night Hawaii Circle, Summit, San Diego Roundtrip: San Diego, California; Maui (Lahaina), Honolulu (Oahu), Hilo, Kailua Kona, Hawaii; Ensenada, Mexico.
September-November 2007

15-night Hawaii Holiday, Summit, Los Angeles Roundtrip: Los Angeles, California; Kailua Kona, Hilo, Maui (Lahaina), Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii; Ensenada, Mexico.
December 2007

*Order of ports may differ on certain departures.

Australia / New Zealand

Celebrity will launch a series of cruises to Australia and New Zealand in late 2007, visiting a number of exciting and exotic ports of call Down Under. On these cruises guest will experience incredible modern architecture, fascinating aborigine and Maori culture, and miles of breathtaking coastlines, as well as vast mountains, ancient forests and active volcanoes. New cruisetours will afford them opportunities for such diverse activities as visiting Sydney's famed Opera House, shopping in the chic district of Auckland, and snorkeling the Great Barrier Reef. Hotel stays can be added either before or after a cruise to help guests enjoy their departure or arrival city to the fullest.

Australia and New Zealand itineraries on Mercury:

14 & 16 nights
November & December 2007 and January & February 2008 departures
Longer, exotic itineraries
Port highlights: Overnight in Sydney; combine Hawaii, South Pacific Islands and New Zealand or see the fascinating cities of Australia and New Zealand

Australia cruisetours

Combine a Celebrity cruise with a fully escorted land tour
Deluxe hotels conveniently located
Included in the escorted package are sightseeing activities, deluxe motorcoach and luggage transport to or from the ship and from destination to destination throughout the land experience
A tour director travels with guests throughout the land experience serving as guide, historian and as personal concierge

Perfect for...
Culture Enthusiasts: Explore the local cultures and lore of Australia's aborigines and the Maori of New Zealand.
Sightseers: Visit fascinating cities and sights throughout Australia and New Zealand.
Paradise Seekers: Sunbathe on exotic South Pacific beaches.
Relaxed Vacationers: Longer itineraries make for more time to relax.
Boomers/Repeat Cruisers: An ideal way to see this part of the world, which frequently tops Boomers' wish lists, especially for repeat cruisers looking for a new experience.

Below is a listing of Celebrity Cruises' Australia and New Zealand itineraries, their ports of call and their months of travel. Use the list as a starting point for finding the right itinerary.

On Mercury

14-night Auckland to Honolulu, Mercury, Auckland-Honolulu: Auckland, Tauranga, New Zealand; Rarotonga, Cook Islands; Moorea, Bora Bora, French Polynesia; Fanning Island, Kiribati; Hilo, Hawaii; Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii.
March 2008

14-night Auckland to Sydney, Mercury, Auckland-Sydney: Auckland, Tauranga, Napier, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, New Zealand; Dusky Sound; Doubtful Sound; Milford Sound, New Zealand; Melbourne, Newcastle, Sydney, Australia.
December 2007; January-February 2008

14-night Sydney to Auckland, Mercury, Sydney-Auckland: Sydney, Melbourne, Australia; Hobart, Tasmania; Milford Sound, Doubtful Sound; Dusky Sound; Dunedin, Christchurch, Wellington, New Zealand; Volcanic White Island (scenic cruise); Tauranga, Auckland, New Zealand.
December 2007; January-February 2008

16-night Hawaii to New Zealand, Mercury, Honolulu-Auckland: Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii; Hilo, Hawaii; Papeete, Tahiti French Polynesia; Moorea, French Polynesia; Bora Bora, French Polynesia; Bay of Islands, New Zealand; Auckland, New Zealand.
November 2007

Cruisetours: Add Escorted Land Tours

2-nights Sydney
3-night Sydney and Cairns
5-night Sydney, Ayers Rock and Cairns, including the Great Barrier Reef

Pacific Northwest

As they sail through the Pacific Coast aboard Mercury, guests, encounter awesome landscapes and explore new horizons. While the region is famous for redwood forests and diverse wildlife, it is also home to cosmopolitan delights, including museums, boutiques and thriving arts and music scenes. Guests on three- and four-night cruises can enjoy the shopping mecca of Nanaimo while savoring delicious Pacific Rim seafood in a quaint restaurant or a heritage walk through towering evergreens.

Pacific Coastal itineraries on Mercury:

Choice of 3, 4, 7 or 10 nights
September through October 2006; September through October 2007, April, November 2007 departures
West Coast departure cities
Port highlights: The best of the Pacific Coast including the exciting cities of San Francisco, San Diego and Vancouver. Chance to visit Catalina Island on a 10-night itinerary.

Perfect for...
Active Sightseers: Guests enjoy a new port of call almost every day.
Scenery Lovers: From Pacific seascapes to big-city architecture.
Wine Lovers: Seven-night sailings visit California's wine country.

Below is a listing of Celebrity Cruises' Pacific Coast itineraries, their ports of call and their months of travel. Use the list as a starting point for finding the right itinerary.

3-night Pacific Northwest, Mercury, Seattle Roundtrip: Seattle, Washington; Victoria, Nanaimo, British Columbia.
September – October 2006; September – October 2007

3-night Pacific Northwest, Mercury, Seattle Roundtrip: Seattle, Washington; Vancouver, Nanaimo, British Columbia.
September – October 2006; September – October 2007

4-night Pacific Northwest, Mercury, Seattle Roundtrip: Seattle, Washington; Nanaimo, Prince Rupert, British Columbia; Inside Passage, Alaska (cruising).
September-October 2006

4-night Pacific Northwest, Mercury, Seattle Roundtrip: Seattle, Washington; Vancouver, Victoria, Nanaimo, British Columbia.
October 2006

4-night Pacific Northwest, Mercury, Seattle Roundtrip: Seattle, Washington; Nanaimo, Victoria, British Columbia.
September – October 2007

7-night Seattle to Ensenada, Mercury, Seattle-Ensenada: Seattle, Washington; Vancouver, Victoria, British Columbia; Astoria, Oregon; San Francisco, California; Ensenada, Mexico.
October 2006

7-night West Coast Wine Cruise, Mercury, San Francisco-Vancouver, British Columbia: San Francisco, Monterey, California; Astoria, Oregon; Seattle, Washington; Victoria, Vancouver, British Columbia.
April 2007

10-night West Coast Wine Cruise, Mercury, Vancouver-San Diego: Vancouver, Victoria, British Columbia; Seattle, Washington; Astoria, Oregon; San Francisco, Catalina Island, San Diego, California.
November 2007

Mexican Riviera

Onboard Celebrity Cruises' Mercury, sailing from San Diego down along Mexico's Pacific Coast, you will be treated to extraordinary service as they discover the wonders of Mexico. From port-to-port and every nautical mile in between, Celebrity cruises makes your Mexico vacation exactly what it should be as you sail along this beautiful coastline. Guided shore excursions include whale watching in Cabo San Lucas, strolling through Old Town San Diego, and seeing the breathtaking cliff divers in Acapulco.

Mexican Riviera itineraries on Mercury:

Choice of 7, 9, 10 or 11 nights
October through December 2006; January, February, April, November 2007 departures
Convenient departures from San Diego (all but one are round-trip)
Port highlights: The Mexican Riviera's port cities offer beautiful beaches, cosmopolitan nightlife, cultural attractions and more.

Perfect for...
Active Sightseers: Guests enjoy a new port of call almost every day.
Scenery Lovers: From Pacific seascapes to city architecture.
History Lovers: Explore traditional Mexican villages and ancient ruins.
Beach-goers: Choose your place on the sand.

Below is a listing of Celebrity Cruises' Mexican Riviera itineraries, their ports of call and their months of travel. Use the list as a starting point for finding the right itinerary.

7-night Mexican Riviera, Mercury, San Diego Roundtrip: San Diego, California; Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
December 2006

7-night Mexican Riviera, Mercury, San Diego – Puerto Vallarta, Mexico: San Diego, California; Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan, Acapulco, Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
April 2007

8-night Mexican Riviera, Mercury, San Diego Roundtrip: San Diego, California; Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan, Puerto Vallarta, Manzanillo, Mexico.
March 2007

9-night Mexican Riviera, Mercury, San Diego Roundtrip: San Diego, California; Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan, Puerto Vallarta, Manzanillo, Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo, Mexico.
February 2007

10-night Mexican Riviera, Mercury, San Diego Roundtrip: San Diego, California; Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan, Acapulco, Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
October – November 2006; January 2007

11-night Mexican Riviera, Mercury, San Diego Roundtrip: San Diego, California; Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan, Puerto Vallarta, Acapulco, Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo, Manzanillo, Mexico.
October – November 2006; January 2007; March 2007

Panama Canal / South America

A Celebrity cruise is the ideal way to pass through the 50-mile long Panama Canal – one of the world's greatest engineering marvels – or to discover the wonders of South America. These exotic ports of call take center stage while guests enjoy all the extraordinary touches that Celebrity offers.

Panama Canal itineraries on Infinity, Mercury and Summit:

Choice of 14, 15 and 16 nights
September- December 2006; September-April 2007; January; March-April 2008 departures
Longer, more exotic itineraries
Convenient ports of departure: Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Florida; San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, California; San Juan, Puerto Rico
Port highlights: Combining Central America, the Panama Canal, the Caribbean and Mexico

Perfect for...
Culture Enthusiasts: Explore destinations in Central America, the Caribbean and Mexico, each with its own unique culture.
Wonder Seekers: Panama Canal is the Eighth Wonder of the World.
Relaxed Vacationers: Longer itineraries make for more time to relax.

Use the sales points listed below when selling the South America itineraries on Infinity:

Millennium-class ship; one of the youngest in the Celebrity fleet
Choice of longer 13, 14 or 15-night itineraries
November-December 2006; January-March, November- December 2007; January-March 2008 departures
Port highlights: Overnights in Buenos Aires, Argentina; Rio De Janeiro, Brazil; and Oranjestad, Aruba; Chilean Fjords, Buenos Aires and Cape Horn – where the Atlantic and Pacific oceans meet; Rio de Janeiro for Carnaval

Perfect for...
Scenery Lovers: Stunning coastlines, rolling hills and towering glaciers are the highlights.
Wonder Seekers: Chance to transit the Panama Canal on some itineraries.
Relaxation Seekers: Longer itineraries offer more time to unwind.

Below is a listing of Celebrity Cruises' Panama Canal and South America itineraries, their ports of call and their months of travel. Use the list as a starting point for finding the right itinerary.

Panama Canal Itineraries

On Infinity

15-night Eastbound Panama Canal, Infinity, San Francisco-Fort Lauderdale: San Francisco, California; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; Acapulco, Mexico; Huatulco, Mexico; Puntarenas, Costa Rica; Panama Canal (cruising); Cristobal Pier, Panama; Oranjestad, Aruba; Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
September 2006; September 2007 (Cartagena, Columbia replaces Oranjestad, Aruba)

14-night Westbound Panama Canal, Infinity, Fort Lauderdale-Los Angeles: Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Oranjestad, Aruba; Panama Canal (cruising Canal); Fuerte Amador, Panama; Puntarenas, Costa Rica; Huatulco, Mexico; Acapulco, Mexico; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; Los Angeles, California.
October 2006

14-night Eastbound Panama Canal, Infinity, Los Angeles-Fort Lauderdale: Los Angeles, California; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; Acapulco, Mexico; Huatulco, Mexico; Puntarenas, Costa Rica; Panama Canal (cruising Canal); Cristobal Pier, Panama; Oranjestad, Aruba; Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
November 2006

14-night Westbound Panama Canal, Infinity, Fort Lauderdale-San Diego: Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Oranjestad, Aruba; Panama Canal (cruising); Fuerte Amador, Panama; Puntarenas, Costa Rica; Huatulco, Mexico; Acapulco, Mexico; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; San Diego, California.
March 2007

14-night Westbound Panama Canal, Infinity, Fort Lauderdale-San Diego: Fort Lauderdale, Florida; George Town, Grand Caymen; Cartagena, Columbia; Panama Canal (cruising); Puntarenas, Costa Rica; Huatulco, Mexico; Acapulco, Mexico; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; San Diego, California.
October 2007

14-night Eastbound Panama Canal, Infinity, San Diego-Fort Lauderdale: San Diego, California; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; Acapulco, Mexico; Huatulco, Mexico; Puntarenas, Costa Rica; Panama Canal (cruising); Cristobal Pier, Panama; Cartagena, Columbia; Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
October 2007

15-night Westbound Panama Canal, Infinity, Fort Lauderdale-San Francisco: Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Montego Bay, Jamaica; Cartagena, Columbia; Panama Canal (cruising); Puntarenas, Costa Rica; Huatulco, Mexico; Acapulco, Mexico; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; San Francisco, California.
April 2008

On Mercury

15-night Eastbound Panama Canal, Mercury, San Diego-Miami: San Diego, California; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; Acapulco, Mexico; Huatulco, Mexico; Puntarenas, Costa Rica; Panama Canal (cruising); Cristobal Pier, Panama; Oranjestad, Aruba; Willemstad, Curacao; Miami, Florida.
December 2006

16-night Westbound Panama Canal, Mercury, Miami-San Diego: Miami, Florida; Oranjestad, Aruba; Willemstad, Curacao; Panama Canal (cruising); Fuerte Amador, Panama; Puntarenas, Costa Rica; Huatulco, Mexico; Acapulco, Mexico; Puerto Vallarta, Mexico; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
December 2006

14-night Eastbound Panama Canal, Mercury, San Diego-Fort Lauderdale: San Diego, California; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; Acapulco, Mexico; Huatulco, Mexico; Puntarenas, Costa Rica; Panama Canal (cruising); Cristobal Pier, Panama; Oranjestad, Aruba; Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
February 2007

14-night Westbound Panama Canal, Mercury, Fort Lauderdale-San Diego: Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Oranjestad, Aruba; Oranjestad, Aruba; Panama Canal (cruising); Fuerte Amador, Panama; Puntarenas, Costa Rica; Huatulco, Mexico; Acapulco, Mexico; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; San Diego, California.
March 2007

On Summit

14-night Eastbound Panama Canal, Summit, Los Angeles-San Juan: Los Angeles, California; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; Acapulco, Mexico; Huatulco, Mexico; Puntarenas, Costa Rica; Panama Canal (cruising); Cristobal Pier, Panama; Oranjestad, Aruba; Willemstad, Curacao; San Juan, Puerto Rico.
November 2006; January 2008

14-night Westbound Panama Canal, Summit, San Juan-Los Angeles: San Juan, Puerto Rico; Willemstad, Curacao; Oranjestad, Aruba; Panama Canal (cruising); Fuerte Amador, Panama; Puntarenas, Costa Rica; Huatulco, Mexico; Acapulco, Mexico; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; Los Angeles, California.
November 2006

14-night Eastbound Panama Canal, Summit, Los Angeles-Fort Lauderdale: Los Angeles, California; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; Acapulco, Mexico; Huatulco, Mexico; Puntarenas, Costa Rica; Panama Canal (cruising); Cristobal Pier, Panama; Oranjestad, Aruba; Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
January 2007, March 2007

14-night Westbound Panama Canal, Summit, Fort Lauderdale-Los Angeles: Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Oranjestad, Aruba; Panama Canal (cruising); Fuerte Amador, Panama; Puntarenas, Costa Rica; Huatulco, Mexico; Acapulco, Mexico; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; Los Angeles, California.
January 2007; April 2007

14-night Eastbound Panama Canal, Summit, Los Angeles-Miami: Los Angeles, California; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; Acapulco, Mexico; Huatulco, Mexico; Puntarenas, Costa Rica; Panama Canal (cruising); Cristobal Pier, Panama; Oranjestad, Aruba; Miami, Florida.
February 2007

14-night Westbound Panama Canal, Summit, Miami-Los Angeles: Miami, Florida; Oranjestad, Aruba; Panama Canal (cruising); Fuerte Amador, Panama; Puntarenas, Costa Rica; Huatulco, Mexico; Acapulco, Mexico; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; Los Angeles, California.
February 2007

14-night Eastbound Panama Canal, Summit, San Diego-Fort Lauderdale: San Diego, California; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; Acapulco, Mexico; Huatulco, Mexico; Puntarenas, Costa Rica; Panama Canal (cruising); Cristobal Pier, Panama; Cartagena, Columbia; Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
November 2007

14-night Westbound Panama Canal, Summit, Fort Lauderdale-Los Angeles: Fort Lauderdale, Florida; George Town, Grand Caymen; Cartagena, Colombia; Panama Canal (cruising); Puerto Chiapas, Mexico; Huatulco, Mexico; Puerto Villarta, Mexico; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; Los Angeles, California.
December 2007

South America Itineraries

On Infinity

14-night South America and Panama Canal, Infinity, Ft Lauderdale-Valparaiso, Chile: Ft. Lauderdale, FL; Oranjestad, Aruba; Panama Canal (cruising), Fuerte Amador, Panama; Manta, Ecuador; Lima (Callao), Peru; Arica, Chile; Valparaiso, Chile.
November 2006

15-night Valparaiso-Buenos Aires, Infinity, Valparaiso-Buenos Aires: Valparaiso, Chile; Puerto Montt, Chile; Chilean Fjords, Straits of Magellan, Punta Arenas, Chile, Ushuaia, Argentina; Cape Horn, Chile; Port Stanley, Falkland Islands; Puerto Madryn, Argentina; Montevideo, Uruguay; Buenos Aires, Argentina.
December 2006

13-night Buenos Aires-Valparaiso, Infinity, Buenos Aires-Valparaiso: Buenos Aires, Argentina; Montevideo, Uruguay; Puerto Madryn, Argentina; Cape Horn, Chile; Ushuaia, Argentina; Punta Arenas, Chile; Straits of Magellan; Chilean Fjords; Puerto Montt, Chile, Valparaiso, Chile.
December 2006; December 2007

14-night Valparaiso-Buenos Aires, Infinity, Valparaiso-Buenos Aires: Valparaiso, Chile; Puerto Montt, Chile; Chilean Fjords, Straits of Magellan, Punta Arenas, Chile, Ushuaia, Argentina; Port Stanley, Falkland Islands; Puerto Madryn, Argentina; Montevideo, Uruguay; Buenos Aires, Argentina.
December 2006, January 2007

14-night Buenos Aires-Valparaiso, Infinity, Buenos Aires-Valparaiso: Buenos Aires, Argentina; Montevideo, Uruguay; Puerto Madryn, Argentina; Port Stanley, Falkland Islands; Cape Horn, Chile; Ushuaia, Argentina; Punta Arenas, Chile; Straits of Magellan; Chilean Fjords; Puerto Montt, Chile, Valparaiso, Chile.
January 2007, February 2007, January 2008

14-night South America Carnaval, Infinity, Buenos Aires Roundtrip: Buenos Aires, Argentina; Montevideo, Uruguay; Portobelo, Brazil; Buzios, Brazil; Rio De Janeiro, Brazil; Buenos Aires, Argentina.
February 2007

14-night South America and Panama Canal, Infinity, Valparaiso-Ft Lauderdale, Chile: Valparaiso, Chile; Arica, Chile; Lima (Callao), Peru; Manta, Ecuador; Panama Canal (cruising), Oranjestad, Aruba; Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
March 2007

14-night South America and Panama Canal, Infinity, Ft Lauderdale-Valparaiso, Chile: Ft. Lauderdale, Florida; Cartagena, Columbia; Panama Canal (cruising), Fuerte Amador, Panama; Manta, Ecuador; Lima (Callao), Peru; Arica, Chile; La Serena (Coquimbo), Chile; Valparaiso, Chile.
November 2007

14-night Valparaiso-Buenos Aires, Infinity, Valparaiso-Buenos Aires: Valparaiso, Chile; Puerto Montt, Chile; Chilean Fjords, Straits of Magellan, Punta Arenas, Chile, Ushuaia, Argentina; Cape Horn, Chile; Port Stanley, Falkland Islands; Puerto Madryn, Argentina; Montevideo, Uruguay; Buenos Aires, Argentina.
November 2007

15-night Valparaiso-Buenos Aires, Infinity, Valparaiso-Buenos Aires: Valparaiso, Chile; Puerto Montt, Chile; Chilean Fjords, Straits of Magellan, Punta Arenas, Chile, Ushuaia, Argentina; Cape Horn, Chile; Port Stanley, Falkland Islands; Puerto Madryn, Argentina; Punta Del Este, Uruguay; Montevideo, Uruguay; Buenos Aires, Argentina.
December 2007

15-night Valparaiso-Rio, Infinity, Valparaiso-Rio: Valparaiso, Chile; Puerto Montt, Chile; Chilean Fjords, Straits of Magellan, Punta Arenas, Chile, Ushuaia, Argentina; Cape Horn, Chile; Puerto Madryn, Argentina; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.
January 2008

14-night Valparaiso-Buenos Aires, Infinity, Valparaiso-Buenos Aires: Valparaiso, Chile; La Serena (Coquimbo), Chile; Puerto Montt, Chile; Chilean Fjords; Straits of Magellan; Punta Arenas, Chile; Ushuaia, Argentina; Cape Horn, Chile; Puerto Madryn, Argentina; Punta Del Este, Uruguay; Montevideo, Uruguay; Buenos Aires, Argentina.
March 2008

14-night South America and Panama Canal, Infinity, Valparaiso -Ft Lauderdale: Valparaiso, Chile; La Serena (Coquimbo), Chile; Arica, Chile; Lima (Callao), Peru; Manta, Ecuador; Panama Canal (cruising), Cartagena, Columbia; Ocho Rios, Jamaica; Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
March 2008

15-night Buenos Aires-Valparaiso, Infinity, Buenos Aires-Valparaiso: Buenos Aires, Argentina; Montevideo, Uruguay; Punta Del Este, Uruguay; Puerto Madryn, Argentina; Ushuaia, Argentina; Cape Horn, Chile; Punta Arenas, Chile; Straits of Magellan; Chilean Fjords; Puerto Montt, Chile; La Serena (Coquimbo), Chile; Valparaiso, Chile.
March 2008

Galapagos

Celebrity provides once-in-a-lifetime experiences by offering taking you to one of the world's most exciting, exotic one-of-a-kind locale, the Galapagos Islands. The Celebrity cruise outlined below is designed to bring you to this remote part of the globe for the most unique and extraordinary journey. The Galapagos Islands – which inspired Charles Darwin's Theory of Evolution – offers guests a rare up-close view of land and sea animals and plant life seen nowhere else on earth. These animals, having lived in isolation for millions of years without natural predators, have never developed a sense predatory fear, allowing guests to interact with the wild life like nowhere else on the planet. The diverse geology of the islands also provides everything from plush highlands to Martian-like volcanic landscapes to long white-sand beaches. This adventure takes place on Celebrity Xpedition, an intimate 92-person ship designed to give guests the Celebrity Treatment while leaving the pristine environment untouched.

Galapagos Islands:

Truly exotic and once-in-a-lifetime locales
Year-round departures
Luxury yacht, limited to an intimate 92-person guest list
Naturalist guides will accompany guests to all the islands, making sure they don't miss anything while providing insights to the amazing wildlife and landscapes
Packages include a full-day tour in Quito, Ecuador
All-inclusive cruises include transportation, food, beverage, most alcohol, gratuities, guided island tours, and onboard lectures and briefings

Encourage 10- and 11-night all-inclusive package for a truly effortless journey to the Galapagos Islands. From the time guests arrive in Quito, Celebrity takes care of everything from airport transfers and hotel check-in to group check-in on the state-run airline flight to Baltra in the Galapagos. These packages take all the uncertainty out of the journey and ensure that everything goes smoothly.

Perfect for...
Photo Hobbyists: Incredible picture-taking opportunities.
Culture Enthusiasts: Explore the culture of Ecuador, including mainland tours of Quito.
Nature Lovers: See the Galapagos' wonderful native creatures such as giant tortoises, sea lions, marine iguanas and "Darwin" finches, all in a way never experienced before, up close, in the wild.
Scenery Enthusiasts: The Galapagos offer breathtaking sights to see.
Active Travelers: Celebrity's expeditions here include guided island tours where guests explore the destinations up close.
Savvy Travelers: Those who want to experience adventurous destinations and activities but appreciate coming back to the ship to enjoy delicious cuisine, Celebrity Standard service and wonderful staterooms.

Below is Celebrity's Galapagos Islands itinerary, ports of call and dates of travel.

7-night Galapagos, Celebrity Xpedition, Baltra, Galapagos Roundtrip: Baltra, North Seymour, Galapagos; P. Baquerizo, San Cristobal; Punta Suarez, Espanola; Cormorant Point, Baroness Outlook, Floreana; Las Bachas, Santa Cruz; Bartalome, San Salvador; Elizabeth Bay, Isabela; Punta Espinoza, Fernandina; Puerto Egas, San Salvador; Dragon Hill, Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz.
July 2006-April 2008

10-night land and cruise package includes 2 pre-nights in Quito including city tour, 7-night cruise and one post-night in Quito.

11-night land and cruise package includes 2 pre-nights in Quito including city tour, 7-night cruise and 2 post-nights in Quito.

The Celebrity Fleet

Overview

Celebrity Cruises' current fleet of nine ships is among the youngest of the major lines and includes:

Zenith. With approximately 1,366 berths, it was built in 1992.
The Century Class. Century, Galaxy and Mercury – which carry approximately 1,870 guests each – came along in 1995, 1996 and 1997, respectively. Century was given an exciting $55 million makeover in May of 2006.
The Millennium Class. The 1,950-passenger Millennium entered service in November of 2000 and was joined by sister ship Infinity in March 2001. Summit entered service in 2001 and Constellation in May of 2002.
Celebrity Xpedition. Celebrity's newest ship – a luxury mega-yacht – entered the fleet in January of 2004, designated for exploration of The Galapagos Islands.

Celebrity's ships are recognizable by the large white "X" on a dark-colored smokestack. (X is the symbol for the Greek letter "chi," an emblem of the Chandris family who originally owned Celebrity.) Exteriors are bright white with bands of navy blue. Renowned yacht designer Jon Bannenburg created the line's distinctive stack and hull striping. Attention to detail is evident in the fine fabrics, rich etched glass, wood, leather and marble used in building and furnishing the liners. World-class artwork, the imaginative and understated use of light, and overall craftsmanship all contribute to the exquisite ambience aboard any Celebrity ship.

Celebrity Technology

Technological innovation is a Celebrity hallmark, manifested in comprehensive audiovisual services available for meetings and groups, multifaceted in-room entertainment systems, and state-of-the-art computers and business equipment. The cinema/conference centers aboard Celebrity ships are equipped for latest run movies, slide shows, videotape play and recording, and computer-generated projection of graphics. Constellation and Century now boast WiFi networks.

In-room TVs offer more choices – more than 10 channels. The entertainment and interactive communication programming available via TV comprises what is known as The Celebrity Network. Through the Network, guests can use their stateroom TV to:

	Tune-in to complimentary movies airing at scheduled times
	Watch recently released movies shown on a pay-per-view basis
	Watch brief videos about shore excursions
	Play casino-style TV games, with appropriate charges billed to their account
	Purchase shore excursion tickets
	Order room service
	Select wine for dinner
	Peruse a video brochure about AquaSpa
	Review their account

Every stateroom in the Celebrity fleet has a direct-dial telephone. Constellation, Century, Infinity and Summit also feature Connect@Sea, a dial-up Internet service in every stateroom. (Please note: This service is not available on Millennium.) To receive or send a fax, guests need only contact the Radio Room.

Zenith

Young by cruise ship standards, the Zenith is Celebrity's oldest vessel and stands as a shining example of the premium cruise liner. A few years ago the ship underwent refurbishment, which is rare for such a young vessel, and further evidence of Celebrity's commitment to – and pride in – its fleet. The objective was to create venues for Celebrity's trademark services and experiences: Cova Café Milano; a Martini bar and Michael's Club. Zenith's health club was transformed into an AquaSpa® by Elemis® – Celebrity's custom-branded fitness and beauty center.

Zenith Facts

Measures approximately 47,255 gross registered tons.
In service since 1992.
Public rooms on Zenith include a Main restaurant, indoor/outdoor café, Sushi Café show lounge, disco, casino, children's playroom and retail shops.
For outdoor activity, there are two swimming pools and a jogging track.
Zenith is 682 feet long, and carries 1,366 guests.
Zenith has the highest proportion of oceanview staterooms of any ship in the current Celebrity fleet: 541 of its 687 accommodations are rooms with a view.

Century Class

The second generation of Celebrity vessels – Century, Galaxy and Mercury – are referred to as "Century-class" ships. Century was Celebrity's first large ship, and it recently completed an extensive refurbishment that added many luxurious amenities and lavish touches. The sleek, contemporary design and décor of these ships exhibit Celebrity's commitment to cruising excellence.

The 'New' Century

Celebrity's Century has completed a remarkable makeover and now offers 314 newly added private verandas, for a total of 393 veranda staterooms, an expanded Concierge Class of 176 staterooms, 14 new Sky Suites, for a total of 75 butler-serviced suites, 10 handicapped-accessible staterooms, including 2 of the new Sky Suites. In addition, all stateroom categories feature enhanced amenities, including Premium mattresses, fine Egyptian cotton linens, Euro pillows, bed throws, pillow shams, Samsung flat screen TVs and wireless Internet access. Continuing Celebrity's tradition of innovative lounges, the Martini Bar onboard Century boasts the first "ice bar" concept at sea. Designed by Celebrity's own Fleet Design department, Century's Martini Bar features a liquid wall that freezes to form a sparkling crystalline appearance and a bar counter that freezes into ice-cold stone, while a solid block of ice creatively displays bottles of liquor behind the bar. Century also now features an enlarged AquaSpa® by Elemis® and a number of new dining and enrichment options.

Celebrity's Signature Dining Options onboard Century include:

	Murano Restaurant – with decoration inspired by the timeless beauty of the Venetian island of Murano, the intimate 66-seat Murano Specialty Restaurant blends tradition with a chic contemporary flair.
	The Cova® Café Milano – offering aromatic coffee and pastries by day, wine and music by night
	Brand new AquaSpa Café – offering light and healthy spa cuisine
	The Islands Café – offering these expanded dining alternatives: Sushi Bar, Sunset Bar with fresh tapas, Ice Cream Parlor, and omelet, crepe, pizza & pasta counters

Galaxy and Mercury

These are virtually sister ships, differing only in decor and placement of public areas. All three ships feature Celebrity's signature fitness and lounge facilities including the AquaSpa, Michael's Club, martini and champagne bars, and the Cova Café Milano. Each ship has a casino, disco, theater, cinema/conference center, card room, library and several lounges of varying sizes. Also onboard each vessel are shops, children's centers and a video game room.

Century Class Facts

Century is 70,606 gross registered tons and Galaxy and Mercury are 77,713 gross registered tons.
Century came into service in 1995 and was refurbished in 2006; Galaxy came into service in 1996, followed by Mercury in 1997.
Century is 815 feet long and Galaxy and Mercury are 866 feet long.
Century is similar to Galaxy and Mercury except for its smaller dimensions: 1,770-guest capacity vs. 1,870.
Galaxy and Mercury each have 948 staterooms, with the same breakdown of inside (309) and oceanview (639) units. Galaxy and Mercury have the same number and selection of suites: 50 total, including two Penthouse Suites and 10 Royal Suites
Century now has 885 staterooms, including 75 suites (see "The 'New' Century" above for details).

Millennium Class

Celebrity Cruises' newest class of ships is the Millennium family. Celebrity sees the Millennium-class vessels as natural progressions of its current fleet, and state-of-the-art showcases for the line's signature elements, which include gourmet cuisine, museum-quality art, and unique public rooms and private quarters.

The high space-to-guest ratio of the ships epitomizes Celebrity's emphasis on content over capacity. For example, on Millennium class ships Celebrity doubled the size of the AquaSpa, to 25,000 square feet (nearly half an acre). Infinity, Millennium, Summit, and Constellation boast conservatories at sea showcasing the floral designs of Emilio Robba of Paris. Infinity, Constellation and Summit feature Connect@Sea, a dial-up Internet service in every stateroom; Constellation and Century have WiFi.

Celebrity is the first cruise line to use gas turbine engines, which give Millennium, Infinity, Summit, and Constellation lower noise, vibration and exhaust emissions than current systems. Because of this initiative, Celebrity Cruises won the "William M. Benkert Award for Environmental Excellence" from the U.S. Coast Guard in June 2002.

Celebrity's other innovations aboard the Millennium-class ships include glass elevators facing the sea and floating music libraries, equipped with personal listening stations and over 1,500 CDs, and iPod rentals (for downloading digital music that guests can take with them anywhere on the ship). The line pushes the envelope in shopping, too: the 14,000-square-foot Emporiums include H. Stern, Coach and other such quality shops. Celebrity's specialty restaurants on the Millennium-family vessels feature tableside food preparation and décor that incorporates maritime artifacts from great transatlantic liners of the past, creating a warm, historic ambience.

Millennium Class Facts

The Constellation, Infinity, Millennium and Summit measure 91,000 gross registered tons.
Millennium was the first ship in the Millennium family, launched in 2000, followed by Infinity and Summit in 2001, and Constellation in 2002.
The Millennium-class liners are 964.6 feet long and carry 1,950 passengers.
The ships have 975 staterooms: 780 ocean-view and 195 inside. Suites total 44 on each ship, including Penthouse Suites at over 1,690 square feet, with a veranda featuring a whirlpool and wet bar.

Celebrity Xpedition

Celebrity Cruises' newest ship is the Celebrity Xpedition, which began its travels to the Galapagos Islands under the Celebrity flag in June 2004. The ship is designed specifically to safeguard the precious environment of the destinations it visits. Offering the Celebrity extraordinary experience on a smaller ship that lives up to its Xpedition name, you are treated to many of the Celebrity trademark offerings while they partake in once-in-a-lifetime journeys.

The Blue Finch Bar is the place to enjoy drinks while taking in the breathtaking views. At the top of the ship is the Sunrise Deck, which features a spa, hot tub, sauna and sunning area.

Xpedition Facts

94 guests
48 to 61 crew members
2,329 tons
296 feet long

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