2024 Europe Cruises
We’re excited to introduce our new Europe Season. We have six award-winning ships from our fleet in these waters, including three of our amazing Celebrity Edge® Series ships, featuring our newest ship, Celebrity AscentSM. For the first time, we’re excited to have our revolutionary Edge® Series ship, Celebrity Apex®, sailing from Southampton for a full season.Scandinavia, Netherlands, Ireland, and Iceland, must-see places for every world traveler. With seven departure ports across Europe and itineraries ranging from 4 to 14 nights, you’re sure to find the perfect sailing to satisfy your wanderlust.
With this new season, we’re also introducing more new places we’ve ever gone before, including Bordeaux (Pauillac), France; Brindisi and Trieste, Italy; and Volos and Kavala, Greece. Plus, we’re returning to some of our favorite locations in Europe that we haven’t visited in some time, such as the Amalfi Coast of Italy and Gdansk (Gdynia), Poland.
Want to check that transatlantic crossing off your travel list? We’ve got you covered with new transatlantic itineraries that begin in, and visit some of, the best cities in Europe.
Join us on a journey where you’ll experience the Old World to the fullest with the only premium cruise line sailing there.
Itineraries
New Ports
Brindisi, Italy
Known as the “Gateway to the East,” Brindisi is one of the largest cities in Italy’s Apulia region and one of the most active trading hubs in the country. Located on the Adriatic coast of Southern Italy, Brindisi will greet you with its crystal-clear waters and historic city views. After the bombings of World War II, the city spent many years rebuilding and now hosts a unique mix of historic and contemporary architecture, including churches and castles like Castello Alfonsino, the Church of Santa Maria del Casale, Santa Maria del Casale, and the Forte a Mare Castle. Beautiful beaches, like Lido Azzurro and Torre Guaceto, are also close by and will offer you a great place to relax.
Bordeaux (Pauillac), France
A destination for wine-lovers, food-lovers, and city ramblers, southern French city and wine region Bordeaux will offer you much more than only its famous red wine. With stunning classical, neo-classical, and urban architecture, historical monuments, incredible art museums, and a buzzing dining and drinking scene, this port city and UNESCO World Heritage site rivals the likes of Paris.
Kavala, Greece
Tucked into the northeastern coast of mainland Greece, just below the Bulgarian border, the hillside city of Kavala overlooks the Aegean Sea and is the main seaport of eastern Macedonia. Kavala will offer you a surprising mix of history, culture, and architecture—archeological sites, monuments, cobblestone streets, wooden balconies lined with flowers, colorful palaces, and hilltop fortresses—as well as diverse landscapes like lush wetlands, lagoons, inland lakes, beaches, and diverse flora and fauna.
Trieste, Italy
Old-World Trieste—a city that draws attention from travelers around the world—sits at a northeastern corner of Italy and brings together the Latin, Slavic, and Germanic cultures of the Adriatic Sea. The Roman and Byzantine empires ruled here once upon a time, and their influences can be seen in the different types of architecture of the cityscape. You can experience Trieste's many cultures through its cozy coffeehouses, seafood restaurants, open-air plazas, Old World churches, and museums.
Volos, Greece
Volos, Greece's newest port city, is located at the foot of Mount Pelion and the innermost point of the Pagasetic Gulf. As an important industrial center and bridge between Europe and Asia, this lively seafront destination offers you many things to discover—local cultural activities, museums, cafes, restaurants, and an exciting nightlife area. You will also enjoy its unique architecture, nearby lush mountain ranges, and golden beaches.
