Our longest cruises—those with itineraries of up to 110 nights—offer a wonderful opportunity to experience a variety of destinations in one memorable vacation. Some of these voyages are repositioning, transpacific or transatlantic cruises, depending on where they are sailing, while others are “one way”, from point to point, rather than starting and finishing at the same port.
You might board your ship in one continent and disembark in another, cross the world’s biggest oceans, and tick off an enviable wish list of different countries along the way. Leisurely days at sea allow plenty of time to make the most of your ship’s restaurants, spas, sporting facilities, and enrichment classes—or relax and do absolutely nothing.
Here’s a selection of our nine longest cruises and where they can take you.
110-Night Grand Voyage
Alaska
Be part of the epic Grand Voyage as Celebrity Solstice sets sail from Alaska in September 2026, bound for Asia via 58 ports and 15 countries.
Explore the pristine forests, mountains, and coastal landscapes of Alaska, then set out across the Pacific to Hawaii, French Polynesia, and Fiji for blissful days of snorkeling over dazzling coral reefs and exploring island culture.
Auckland, New Zealand
Celebrity Solstice then heads south to Australia and New Zealand, exploring the beautiful coastal scenery of the Bay of Islands, the buzzing city of Auckland, and the underground world of New Zealand’s Ruakuri Caves, a geological marvel with a rich Māori history.
In Australia, take a behind-the-scenes tour of the Sydney Opera House, explore the Great Barrier Reef and the Whitsunday Islands, and taste award-winning wines.
Bali, Indonesia
The voyage continues to Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam, and Hong Kong, taking in ancient temples, historic palaces, and colorful markets. Laze on the soft sandy beaches of Koh Samui, sample Vietnam’s deliciously fresh and complex cuisine, and learn about contemporary history in Ho Chi Minh City.
The Grand Voyage can be broken down into nine sectors, so if you can’t commit to the whole 110 nights, simply pick the part of the world you want to explore, whether it’s the South Pacific, Australia and New Zealand, or Asia.
19-Night Tahitian Treasures
Pearl Harbor National Memorial in Honolulu, Hawaii
Board your ship in Honolulu for a memorable voyage across the Pacific Ocean to Sydney in the land Down Under on some of our longest cruise itineraries. If you can spare a few hours before embarking, a visit to the Pearl Harbor National Memorial is a rewarding, if sobering experience.
After five days to enjoy the South Pacific sunshine, you’ll arrive in the lush islands of French Polynesia. Papeete, the capital of French Polynesia on the idyllic island of Tahiti, is the place to admire vast mounds of tropical fruit at the open-air market and inspect or buy black pearls at the Robert Wan Pearl Museum.
Vaipahi Water Gardens in Tahiti, French Polynesia
There are ample opportunities to snorkel and swim in unbelievably clear tropical lagoons or explore the island’s lush interior. One driving tour of the breathtaking West Coast takes in Polynesian sacred sites, Tahiti’s biggest underwater cave, and a walk through the magical Vaipahi Water Gardens.
Moorea
Lush Raiatea is the place for dazzling white sand beaches, tiny islets, and superb snorkeling. Dreamy Moorea, meanwhile, is characterized by jagged green mountains and tumbling waterfalls, as well as sparkling black sand beaches.
After more time at sea to soak up the sunshine, you’ll arrive in Tauranga, the location of hot, bubbling mud springs and dramatic geysers.
One of the best things about cruising into Auckland on New Zealand’s North Island is that your ship docks right in the center of town. Many major attractions are within walking distance of the wharf, including the instantly recognizable Sky Tower. Take a trip to the top for panoramic views and, if you’re exceptionally brave, sign up for the 630-foot Sky Jump.
Haruru Falls in Bay of Islands, New Zealand
The Bay of Islands is not only a haven for wildlife lovers and adventure-seekers; it also played a pivotal role in New Zealand’s history. A wonderful way to learn about Maori culture is by joining members of the Ngapuhi tribe on a river trip aboard a traditional war canoe. As you paddle the Waitangi River from the spectacular Haruru Falls, storytellers regale you with tribal tales and local legends.
This epic voyage ends in Sydney. You’ll want to be up early to enjoy the arrival in Sydney Harbour, surely one of the world’s most beautiful approaches to port. Without a doubt, you should extend your stay to explore this dynamic city.
17-Night Fiji Transpacific Cruise
Mystery Island, Vanuatu
Join a long, leisurely voyage across the Pacific on Celebrity Solstice, sailing from Sydney to Hawaii.
Stop at Lifou, Loyalty Island to explore the rainforests, dreamy white beaches, coral cliffs, and vanilla plantations.
Mystery Island, Vanuatu, is a place where you’ll want to explore the rainbow-hued underwater world. Get to know the local culture, an experience which includes watching a thrilling performance of firewalking.
Suva, Fiji
In Lautoka, Fiji, take a catamaran to an exquisite South Sea island for a day of snorkeling and exploring pristine beaches. You’ll see a different face of Fiji at Suva, the capital, which blends contemporary architecture with Art Deco and 19th-century British colonial buildings.
Lush Samoa is a destination of dense rainforest and tumbling waterfalls, as well as tiny villages and colorful markets. During your day on Pago Pago, American Samoa, there’s a chance to visit a local village and observe the traditional way of life, which includes cooking food in an umu, an earth oven heated by volcanic stones.
Kailua Kona, Hawaii
Your penultimate port of call is Kailua Kona, Hawaii, where you can snorkel, visit a coffee plantation, and hike through the rainforest to the magnificent Kohala Waterfalls. This wonderful voyage draws to a close in the cosmopolitan port city of Honolulu.
16-Night Galapagos & Machu Picchu Cruise
Quito, Ecuador
Combine the thrill of exploring the extraordinary Galapagos Islands, a volcanic archipelago like nowhere else on Earth, with an in-depth tour to the Inca city of Machu Picchu, Cuzco, and the Sacred Valley.
There are multiple elements to this spectacular adventure, each one unique. Start your journey in Quito, the capital of Ecuador. One of the highest capital cities in the world, it’s surrounded with mountains on all sides, including the cone-shaped stratovolcano, Cotopaxi. Explore the Spanish colonial-era architecture and the cobbled squares of the city center.
You’ll fly to the Galapagos, 600 miles from the coast. Enter a world of active volcanoes, beaches of black, white, green, and sparkling red sand, and an astonishing array of wildlife. There’s a variety of itineraries here, whether you choose the northern, southern, inner, or outer loops of the islands, all of which are equally enchanting.
Beach in the Galapagos
Huge colonies of marine iguanas bask on jagged black rocks, while sea lions and their pups are hauled out on what seems like every beach, completely unafraid of humans. You’ll see dragon-like land iguanas, too, as well as Galapagos penguins and all manner of bird species, including blue-footed boobies, pelicans, and frigate birds.
Under the water is a miraculous world of canyons and rock walls teeming with fish in every color of the rainbow. You may see white-tipped sharks circling beneath you, or pop up for breath next to a sea turtle. For many, the Galapagos is a life-affirming expedition.
Machu Picchu, Peru
The final part of your adventure takes you to Lima, the cosmopolitan capital of Peru. From there, you’ll fly to Cuzco, high in the Andes, and travel to the emerald green Sacred Valley.
Visit Ollantaytambo, a colossal Inca fortress. Take a scenic train to Machu Picchu, one of the world’s most iconic sights. You’ll have time in Lima, too, to check out the city’s thriving culinary scene and sample a few pisco sours.
16-Night Bermuda & Spain Transatlantic Cruise
Bermuda
Transatlantic cruises are among our longest cruises. This epic voyage departs from Tampa, Florida and sails to Rome, Italy over 16 nights, calling at four unforgettable destinations en route.
You’ll break the journey at Bermuda’s Royal Naval Dockyard, where you can explore the island’s military history, lounge on those famous pink sand beaches, and perhaps pick up a pair of Bermuda shorts as a souvenir.
Gibraltar, UK
Next, there’s a blissful seven days of crossing the Atlantic, the perfect chance to unwind, enjoy the many activities on board, and watch the rise and fall of the waves.
Your first glimpse of Europe will be craggy Gibraltar, clinging to the south coast of Spain, famed for its military installations and enduring colony of Barbary apes. A visit to the Great Siege Tunnels is one of the best things to do here.
Cartagena, Spain
Next, it’s to Spain, stopping at Cartagena, where a magnificent Roman amphitheater was uncovered in the city center in the 1980s. Once you’ve explored this fascinating site, head for the impressive National Museum of Underwater Archaeology.
Before your cruise ends in Rome, there’s a day in Barcelona, where a highlight is La Sagrada Familia, the astonishing basilica designed by the visionary architect Antoni Gaudí. After your visit here, visit the Picasso Museum, or wander the tangled alleys of the Gothic Quarter, stopping for tapas.
16-Night Panama Canal Cruise
Bridge of the Americas, Panama
Bookended by Los Angeles and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, a Panama Canal cruise is one of the most popular of our longest cruises. In between visiting ports in Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica, and the Caribbean, you’ll experience the engineering marvel that is the Panama Canal, as well as enjoy leisurely days at sea.
Los Arcos in Banderas Bay, Puerto Vallarta is an instantly recognizable landmark, a series of granite rock arches, caves, and tunnels, around which the snorkeling is superb. The bay’s 60-plus miles of coastline takes in Los Arcos Marine Park plus an intoxicating mix of beaches, old Spanish colonial districts, and the busy Malecon boardwalk.
From here, you’ll sail to Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala, where you can visit the gorgeous old colonial city of Antigua, famed for its vibrant colors, and learn about coffee on one of the country’s many plantations.
Cloud Forest Reserve in Monteverde, Costa Rica
Costa Rica is renowned for its exotic wildlife, eco-adventures, and rare cloud forests. A trek in Monteverde’s mist-shrouded Cloud Forest Reserve reveals an incredible diversity of lush rainforest, rare tropical plants, dramatic waterfalls, and brightly colored birds and butterflies. The cooler climate makes a refreshing change—just remember to pack a lightweight rain jacket.
Panama Canal
Sailing through the Panama Canal is the centerpiece of this cruise. Connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, the 50-mile, man-made canal opened in 1914 and revolutionized sea journeys by cutting hundreds of miles from the original routes, which took ships all the way around South America.
The vast freshwater Gatun Lake, 85 feet above sea level, forms a major part of the canal. Be sure to be on deck to take in the scene, especially as your ship passes through the enormous locks.
Cartagena, Colombia
Once you’re in the Caribbean, you’ll head to Cartagena, Colombia. This beautifully preserved walled city dates back to the 16th century and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The best way to explore its many cultural and architectural treasures is on foot, with a guide to fill you in on its fascinating history. Your final two ports of call in Jamaica and Grand Cayman offer a chance to unwind completely on glorious beaches, soaking up the Caribbean sunshine.
15-Night Portugal to Argentina Transatlantic Cruise
Lisbon, Portugal
Embark on a thrilling Atlantic crossing aboard Celebrity Equinox, setting out from Lisbon, the Portuguese capital. There’s a stop in Tenerife to ascend Mount Teide, Spain’s highest mountain, or join a tapas tasting tour of Santa Cruz, the elegant capital.
You’ll have six blissful days at sea to commune with the mighty Atlantic and look out for whales and dolphins before making landfall at Brazil’s Salvador de Bahia. The city is famed for its colorful center, the whole of which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its magnificent colonial architecture and 300 churches.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Glamorous Rio de Janeiro, the next port of call, needs little introduction. Take the cogwheel railway up Corcovado Mountain to gaze at the colossal Christ the Redeemer statue, or people-watch on the wide sweep of Ipanema Beach.
You’ll then cross the border into Uruguay with a day in Montevideo to feast on steak and red wine. Your journey ends in Buenos Aires, the cosmopolitan capital of Argentina, famed for its tango, passion for football, and legacy of Eva Peron.
14-Night Australia Cruise
Sydney, Australia
Enjoy a leisurely, 14-night voyage from Singapore to Sydney, stopping in blissful Bali before heading south to Australia, where you’ll explore cities, the rainforest, and of course, the Great Barrier Reef.
Your first port of call is Bali. Head inland to arty, spiritual Ubud to visit the Sacred Monkey Forest or fly on a swing high over the emerald rice fields. Admire intricate Hindu temples, or simply sunbathe on Bali’s glorious beaches.
There’s a day in Darwin to experience the red rocks and cascading falls of Litchfield Park, learn about Aboriginal culture, and taste the freshest imaginable barramundi.
Great Barrier Reef, Australia
Port Douglas is one of the gateways to the spectacular Great Barrier Reef, where thousands of different species teem over dazzling corals. Snorkel, dive, or observe the marine life from an underwater observatory.
There are further chances to explore the reef from Cairns. Or head into the rainforest that surrounds this tropical city; in Barron Gorge National Park, you can add to the thrills of the magnificent scenery with a whitewater rafting trip.
Whitsunday Islands, Australia
Airlie Beach, where you’ll have a day to explore, is the gateway to the glorious Whitsunday Islands, where bottle-green rainforest meets aquamarine water marbled with swirls of white sand. Take a flight over Heart Reef, a near-perfect heart shape best viewed from the air.
As a grand finale to your cruise, Celebrity Solstice will glide into Sydney Harbour, with jaw-dropping views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the world-famous Sydney Opera House.
14-Night India, Sri Lanka & Thailand Cruise
Goa, India
Immerse yourself in the many cultures of Southeast Asia on an in-depth, 14-night voyage from Mumbai to Singapore on Celebrity Millennium.
You’ll have a day in dreamy Goa to relax under the coconut palms or admire Portuguese colonial architecture before heading south to Cochin. This city was once the hub of India’s spice trade and brims with character. Browse the craft shops in the historic center and snap a shot of the traditional Chinese fishing nets on the beach.
Colombo, Sri Lanka
There’s an overnight stay in Colombo, Sri Lanka, giving you plenty of time to explore the beaches, learn about Buddhism, and admire the architecture of the city center. Hambantota, meanwhile, is the gateway to Bundala National Park, where you could spot elephants, buffalo, and a dazzling array of birds.
Phi Phi Island, Thailand
Thailand enjoys spectacular natural beauty. From Phuket, you could visit Phi Phi Island, with its movie-star looks, or dramatic Phang Nga Bay, dotted with otherworldly, jungle-tufted limestone towers.
Penang is your second overnight stay, where you can sample the multi-layered Malaysian cuisine. Explore UNESCO-protected George Town, where Christian churches sit alongside ornate mosques and Buddhist, Taoist, and Hindu temples.
Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Port Klang, your final stop, offers yet another contrast, with a chance to explore energetic Kuala Lumpur and whizz up the Kuala Lumpur Tower to photograph the city from above.
14-Night Antarctica Cruise
Paradise Bay, Antarctica
Gaze in awe at the most pristine wilderness on earth, the White Continent, on a 14-night adventure from Buenos Aires on Celebrity Equinox.
The excitement mounts in Ushuaia, the world’s most southerly city, with the feel of a frontier town as it’s hemmed in between the snow-draped Martial Mountains and the island-speckled Beagle Channel.
Cape Horn, Chile
You’ll set sail between the rocky islands that make up the scattered jigsaw of Tierra del Fuego to windswept Cape Horn, guarded by a lonely lighthouse. Then, it’s out into the Drake Passage, where you could spot graceful albatross skimming the waves as you keep a lookout for the first icebergs.
Once the white mountains, rock-strewn shorelines, and vast icebergs of Antarctica are in sight, you’ll see all kinds of wildlife, from bustling penguin colonies to giant humpback whales. The landscapes are incredible; huge, creaking glaciers and icebergs shot with sapphire, their undersides a brilliant turquoise.
You’ll pass Elephant Island, where Shackleton’s crew were famously stranded for an entire winter, waiting for help after their ship became trapped in the ice.
Port Stanley, Falkland Islands
There’s more wildlife to admire around Port Stanley, the capital of the Falkland Islands. Encounter penguins and sea lions, learn about the islands’ military history, and stop in one of the British-style pubs. Then, it’s back to Argentina, with a day in Puerto Madryn, one of the world’s top whale-watching spots.
Celebrity Eclipse
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