The back story
Fleet: Two ships: Celestyal Journey and Celestyal Discovery (celestyal.com, Oct 2026) · Guests per voyage: No more than around 1,260 passengers (celestyal.com) · What’s included: Celestyal One fare: all meals, filter coffee, tea, water and juice by day, soft drinks with meals in the main restaurants, Essential Wi-Fi, entertainment, all port fees and gratuities (celestyal.com, Oct 2026) · Sails to: Greece and the Greek Islands, Turkey, Montenegro, Croatia and Italy · Voyage lengths: 3, 4 and 7 nights; two 7-night itineraries combine into 14 · Founded: Athens, 2014
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The back story
Celestyal·In depth
A Greek line, founded in Athens in 2014, that has made the Aegean its home waters.
The fleet
Who it suits. On a budget: A three- or four-night Greek Islands cruise on Celestyal Discovery, or a seven-night winter Mediterranean sailing, which Celestyal advertised from US$549 per person (celestyal.com, Oct 2026). Mid-range: Seven nights of Idyllic Greece on Celestyal Journey in a Junior Dream Suite with a balcony, prepaying drinks and speciality dining with CelestyalPay. Luxury: The Stargazer Suite on Celestyal Journey, with jacuzzi bath, concierge and the Rays sundeck and The Compass lounge, on the 14-night Greece, Italy and Croatia combination.
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7-night cruises
Celestyal·Ocean ship·€
The larger ship, sailing seven-night Greece, Italy and Croatia itineraries, with a whole deck given to wellbeing.
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3–4-night cruises
Celestyal·Ocean ship·€
The short-break ship, with three- and four-night Greek Islands cruises.