Celebrity Cruises Reveals 2027-28 Winter Itineraries

Celebrity Cruises has unveiled its deployment plans for the winter 2027-28 season, featuring voyages across the Caribbean, Asia, and South America.

A total of eight Celebrity ships will operate from four Florida ports, offering Caribbean itineraries that include visits to 65 different ports throughout the region.

The Celebrity Beyond will sail from both Miami and Fort Lauderdale on voyages to Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos, marking the cruise line’s first dedicated program to the destination.

The Celebrity Ascent will feature 10- to 14-night cruises through the Southern Caribbean, visiting picturesque islands such as St. Lucia, Antigua, and Barbados.

Meanwhile, the Celebrity Xcel will run seven-night voyages alternating between the Eastern and Western Caribbean, giving guests a choice of sun-soaked routes.

For travelers interested in exploring Mexico, Jamaica, and the ABC Islands (Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao), the Celebrity Silhouette will offer six- and eight-night itineraries, while the Celebrity Eclipse will operate nine- to twelve-night sailings to similar destinations.

Those seeking shorter getaways can continue to enjoy the Celebrity**Reflection’sthree- and four-night cruises departing year-round from Fort Lauderdale, calling at Bimini, Perfect Day at CocoCay, Nassau, and Key West.

The Celebrity Apex will return to Port Canaveral, while the Celebrity Constellation will homeport in Tampa. Both ships will offer seven-night voyages to The Bahamas and Key West.

For a more adventurous experience, the Celebrity Equinox will host 14-night expeditions visiting 17 destinations across seven countries in Antarctica and South America.

Additional highlights of the season include Panama Canal sailings aboard the Celebrity Ascent and a New Year’s Eve stay in Hong Kong aboard the Celebrity Solstice.

In Asia, both the Celebrity Solstice and the Celebrity Millennium will be deployed, continuing the brand’s presence in the region with itineraries showcasing the diversity and culture of Asia’s top ports.