By
Rebecca Gibson |
Celebrity Cruises has added the Honduran port of Roatan and the Mexican port of Costa Maya to its 2015-2016 Caribbean itineraries
Next season, seven of the line’s ships will sail to 27 destinations, offering a range of 4 to 14-night itineraries, which can be combined to create longer voyages. e Roatan (Honduras) and Costa Maya (Mexico).
Celebrity Infinity will feature both Roatan and Costa Maya on her two itineraries to the Caribbean, which depart on 5 and 29 October 2015.
Florida’s PortMiami will be one of the line’s main homeports in the 2015-2016 season, with Celebrity Reflection offering seven-night Eastern or Western Caribbean itineraries. Passengers sailing on the Western Caribbean cruise can visit the line’s private island Coco Cay in The Bahamas for the first time, while the two itineraries can be combined to create a 14-night trip.
From November 2015, Celebrity Eclipse will sail 14-night itineraries to Southern Caribbean destinations including Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao. Guests can also choose a five-night sailing featuring a new port of call Costa Maya (Mexico) departing on 13 December 2015. Alternatively, guests can create a 28-night holiday by combining two five-night and two nine-night itineraries, which depart Miami on 13 December 2015 and visit 12 Caribbean islands.
Several Celebrity ships will sail from Florida’s Fort Lauderdale including Celebrity Silhouette, which provide seven-night itineraries to the Western and Eastern Caribbean. Meanwhile, guests wanting longer voyages can opt for Celebrity Equinox’s 11-night sailings to Costa Maya in Mexico, Panama in Costa Rica, and Columbia, as well as ten-night trips to the Southern Caribbean.
In addition, Celebrity Constellation will begin four- and five-night Caribbean cruises to destinations such as Key West, Florida and Cozumel, Mexico, from November. The vessel will also sail a nine-night voyage to five islands including St Barts and Tortola at the end of November.
Sailing to the Southern Caribbean from San Juan in Puerto Rico, Celebrity Summit will offer guests the chance to visit Barbados, St Lucia, Tortola and Dominica, which are not accessible from ships sailing from South Florida. The two seven-night itineraries can be combined to create a 14-night cruise.
Celebrity will also introduce the newly announced ‘Suite Class’ experience from April 2015. This enables passengers to benefit from a dedicated, suites-only restaurant, VIP lounge and complimentary ‘all in’ benefits such as premium beverages, dining at any speciality restaurant and unlimited internet access.