We are excited to share the news that Celebrity Cruises 2021 for the Caribbean resume on June 5th, 2021. The newly revolutionized Celebrity Millennium cruise ship will home-port in beautiful St. Maarten and being offering two 7 night cruise itineraries in the Caribbean.
Prices start at $1,999 pp including airfare from select gateways & a verandah stateroom. No promotional code is needed. You can also take advantage of the Celebrity Cruises Always included price program which offers Wi-Fi, drinks and gratuities. Bookings open on March 25th, 2021. Browse Celebrity Cruises 2021.
Celebrity Caribbean choice of itineraries are:
| • | Aruba, Curaçao and Barbados – This trifecta of spectacular islands offers plenty of wonder from Aruba’s natural rock pools, caves and volcanic lava formations; to the colorful Dutch-colonial-style buildings and the Willemstad City Center UNESCO World Heritage Site in Curaçao; to snorkeling and catamaran sailings in the cool blue waters of Barbados. |
| • | Tortola, St. Lucia and Barbados – In addition to the many water adventure offerings in Barbados, this itinerary adds in St. Lucia’s lush green landscape and relaxing Sugar Beach; along with one of the British Virgin Islands’ treasures, Tortola, with its mountainous landscape and beautiful sandy coves that are enough to make any beach lover swoon. |
In each port you will have a selection of private or small group shore excursions. We are awaiting confirmation but this will likely mean you cannot wander in port on your own.
The ship will sail with vaccinated crew and will be available to vaccinated adult guests, as well as children under the age of 18 with a negative test result within 72 hours of embarkation. In addition, guests must meet St. Maarten’s travel requirements, which currently include presenting a negative PCR test taken within 72-hours of arrival to the island. Celebrity Millennium will sail with comprehensive, multilayered health and safety measures developed with expert guidance of a health and safety panel as well as local health and government authorities. These measures, including vaccination requirements, will evolve in keeping with current public health standards.
