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Cruise Ship Webcams: A Complete List

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Cruise ship webcams provide a real-time view of the front of the ship and its surroundings, allowing viewers to see the ship’s path, weather conditions, ports of call, and unprecedented views of the horizon.

Most cruise ships provide live webcam feeds, which can be viewed through the cabin TV. But if you want a taste of cruising, several cruise lines offer live webcam feeds online for the public to view.

Keep reading to find a list of cruise ships with live webcam feeds.

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Cruise Ship Webcams

Cruise ship webcams offer a real-time view of the ship’s surroundings. Nearly every cruise ship has a live webcam on the bow with views of the surrounding ocean, the ship’s path, or the local port of call when the ship is docked.

Some cruise ships also provide an aft webcam showcasing the ship’s wake.

The live webcams can be viewed from the in-stateroom TVs. It’s a fun way to see where the ship is when you wake up in the morning. And get a sneak peek of the port of call.

Some cruise lines provide webcam feeds online for the public to view.

Watching live webcams of cruise ships can be an exciting and immersive experience, especially for those who are unable to travel, excited about an upcoming cruise, or checking in on loved ones who are traveling.

But not all cruise lines provide live webcams for the public. Below is a list of cruise ships with live feeds you can view at home.

Important Note: Although cruise lines use the term “live webcams,” the webcam footage is commonly not a live video. Instead, the live webcams provided by cruise lines are often an image that is updated every 30 to 60 seconds.

Costa Cruises Webcams

Costa Cruises provides live webcam feeds that can be viewed on their website. They offer live feeds of the bow and aft from every ship in their fleet.

• Costa Deliziosa
• Costa Diadema
• Costa Fascinosa
• Costa Favolosa
• Costa Firenze
• Costa Fortuna
• Costa Pacifica
• Costa Smeralda
• Costa Toscana

Cunard Line Webcams

Cunard Line used to offer live webcams showcasing the view from the bow of the vessel. At the time of writing, the webcams were taken offline. However, you can check the links below to see if the cruise ship webcams if they resume service.

• Queen Elizabeth
• Queen Mary 2
• Queen Victoria

Norwegian Cruise Line Webcams

Norwegian Cruise Line provides live webcam feeds from the bow of their vessels. The webcams can be viewed online and provide a fun look at the ship’s position. You can see the open ocean extending for miles or the local port where the ship is docked.

• Norwegian Bliss
• ​Norwegian Breakaway
• Norwegian Dawn
• Norwegian Epic
• ​Norwegian Escape
• Norwegian Gem
• ​Norwegian Getaway
• Norwegian Jade
• Norwegian Jewel
• Norwegian Joy
• ​Norwegian Pearl
• Norwegian Sky
• Norwegian Spirit
• Norwegian Star
• Norwegian Sun
• Pride of America

Princess Cruises

Princess Cruises offers live cruise ship webcams throughout its fleet.

• Caribbean Princess
• Coral Princess
• Crown Princess
• Diamond Princess
• Emerald Princess
• Enchanted Princess
• Grand Princess
• Island Princess
• Majestic Princess
• Regal Princess
• Royal Princess
• Ruby Princess
• Sapphire Princess
• Sky Princess

Cruise Lines That Don’t Provide Public Webcams

Not all cruise lines provide live webcam feeds.

When taking a look at the list below, you’ll notice a common theme.

Many cruise lines stopped providing live streaming feeds from their ships during the industry-wide shutdown. Once cruising returned, many of the cruise lines below didn’t bring back their live webcams.

Carnival Cruise Line Webcams

Carnival used to provide a live webcam feed on all cruise ships for the public to view. However, after the industry-wide pause in 2020, Carnival took the webcams offline.

Although cruising has resumed, the live webcam feeds have not returned.

Disney Cruise Line Webcams

Disney has never offered live webcams on any of their cruise ships.

MSC Cruises Webcams

MSC Cruises stopped providing live webcams in November 2019.

P&O Cruises Webcams

P&O Cruises used to provide public webcam streaming until the industry-wide shutdown in 2020. Although P&O Cruises has returned to sailing, they have not brought back their live webcams.

Royal Caribbean Webcams

Royal Caribbean International used to provide public webcam streaming until the industry-wide shutdown in 2020. Although the cruise lines have returned to sailing, they have not brought back their live webcams.

Virgin Voyages Webcams

Virgin Voyages is a relatively new cruise line. They have never offered live webcams to the public.

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In April of 2023 we cruised from Boston to Bermuda. In the past I've cruised carnival and Viking. Viking is by far the best! The cruise of of Boston was ok! The room and ship were clean but things to watch out for when taking this cruise. You must buy the upgraded drink package. It entitles you to bottled water and Starbucks coffee, plus the top shelf liquor. If you don't want a ton of kids around, don't take this cruise ship, lots of kids. The food was ok, except for the upscale restaurants, they were terrific, so save your appetite. Lots of smokers and plenty of gambling. Most everything is an up charge. Bermuda is worth it! Definitely take this trip at the end of may or beginning of June. Weather is better. The island is small so do your homework so you can see it all while you're there. This island is safe.

Been in line for two hours to get on the ship. We're just standing here outside in 40 degree weather. Oh, and about 50 people were allowed to cut in front of us right when we got near the entrance. Haven't even left yet and this is my last cruise. Shitty beyond comprehension. Update, post trip: I've talked to several people who said the ship was delayed coming in due to high waters and that five guests also were unaccounted for, so the whole ship had to be searched. So I guess it was a horrible fluke having to wait outside. But they still could have managed it MUCH better. The staff on board was great as were the food and drinks. Some of the bars were poorly staffed and you had to wait in line for 5-10 minutes, which is sort of disappointing, but there were servers waking around in busy areas with seating, taking orders. The shows and nightly entertainment were quite good as was the theater. All in all a great trip but I think I'll stick to resorts for the future (more room, less crowding, not so many lines). Update 3: the disembark clustership is pretty much the same. Pass on this.

A long azz line and no policing of cutters etc.

NCL continues to impress and make me feel special as I explore the planet with them! They know there is a lot of competition and they continue to provide super experiences before, during and after each cruise! So this trip was out of Boston up to PEI and back. During October (back end of the autumn leaf season). A tad over a month after the worst hurricane to hit PEI in over a hundred years. I mention the hurricane as there were concerns the cruise might not happen or significant changes would have to be made to stops/ports. NCL kept us up to date on the discussions and the options. As we got close, the original route was still on. The port excursions NCL works with are always managed perfectly. Obviously, NCL wants the passengers to enjoy, see, taste and have an amazing experience with each excursion! Plus, they want the excursion to get you back to the ship on time! Yes, you want to quickly reserve your excursions as there are thousands of people on board and on board other the other ships visiting these ports. There is advantages of frequent cruises on NCL (as well as other lines) as you get earlier windows to secure spots on excursions. (I suggest researching each port and the items to see well before booking.) On this trip, we maximized the excursion times to see and explore every minute possible. We succeeded and were on the first bus out and last bus load back to the ship 3 times. What that means, is for those days, we were immersed in the beauty, history, tastes, aromas, and knowledge every possible moment in one of the most relaxing, gorgeous, historic regions during the peak experience time! Those colors, those tastes, and those experiences are deeply carved within my memory. I learned very much from guides that I was eager to catch every word and see everything they pointed out. So, the ship, the NCL Pearl, not the largest of their fleet, but perfect size for the ports. Exceptionally well maintained, crew was fantastic and it had the important plus some delightful dining options on board. Yes there are fine dining options, but I like the option of ME deciding what I want on my plate without having to have a server involved, so I was very happy eating at the buffet. We did do the Japanese Steakhouse and that was fun. The on ship entertainment of musicians and comedians was very good. I was a fan of a couple by end of the cruise. Where to find me on the ship? I'm seldom in my cabin (if so, likely on the balcony). I'm most likely outside, watching an entertainer or circling the ship. I'm not fond of the short walking tracks so I'll circle decks and get in a lot of stair time (morning as the cabins are being serviced is my favorite walking time as the carts and meeting oncoming traffic make for great core involvement). LOL Costs - well, this is a floating 5 star resort with a different view each morning. Keep watching the prices as that way you can get some deals as they drop prices as it gets closer to your cruise date. The costs were absolutely worth it for this adventure.

We recently traveled on the Pearl(Boston to Bermuda) and could not have been less impressed. The rooms were dirty, ship was old and dingy, food was awful!!!!! Inedible at most meals!!! Customer service was a joke! They do not care about your experience in the slightest, give your money to someone else. Family member found a false eyelash in his bed, so I'm guessing the sheets weren't changed from the cruise prior. That's just nasty. Do yourself a favor and try Royal Caribbean.

Very poor customer service would not recommend to anyone going on a cruise in May boat leaves at 4 pm they won't let anyone board after 2 I asked for a 15 minute extension my daughter has her boards they refused we want to take a flight home a day early the rest of our family will take our luggage home due to her graduation they are going to charge us fees and won't tell us how much we will get a bill in the mail we asked if we don't make it by 2 if we flew to bermuda if they will let us join the cruise there they also refused went on several cruises with carnival never experienced anything like this will never cruise with them again very rude and not understanding at all very dissapointed and upset my sons 30th birthday and my daughters college graduation and she just beat cancer as well alot to celebrate and we might not even be able to be with them not to mention all the wasted money just an FYI for everyone ty for listening

Worst. Cruise. Ever. This is an example of the massive 2 hour plus lines to get back on the ship after a very brief stop in Athens. You could not pay me enough to take this cruise line again

. Worst. Cruise. Ever.

Lines to get back on ship after supposed departure deadline.

Worst customer service ever. Will never be taking another cruise with them! Back to Princess cruises. Food on most occasions was inedible. Tough meat hard to cut or chew and pretty much same selections every night. Tasteless. Expensive excursions that were not as they described.

Cruises returned after the last two years of being in limbo. This was the first cruise I ever went on as it was the Boston to Bermuda one. Overall I'd say it was a really good experience. Not perfect but one that I'd definitely recommend. The rooms have plenty of choices. Getting a room with a balcony is definitely ideal. Nothing better than viewing the ocean from your room. The cruise was also massive in size. There's 13 floors! There's complimentary buffets, some meals and drinks you can get free with some packages. An example was I got to choose two high end restaurants to eat at free. There's a lot of entertainment, a really fun pool deck at the top, there's plenty of bars for the drinkers, a casino, karaoke, a massage parlor, performing arts theater, singing entertainment and more. A lot for everyone. The staffing here was great. We live in a era of staff shortages but I think this cruise did it right. It was not at full capacity for passengers but I think there still was about 70 to 80 percent when I went on it. The staff was very friendly and waited on us hand and foot for anything. I liked the people at the buffet who sang songs and said "washy washy" to clean our hands. I looked at past reviews here and some said that this cruise was filthy and maybe it was years ago but not anymore. It was as clean as could be when I went on it in 2022. However I'd say the demographic for this cruise was definitely of the older crowd. The majority looked over 60 and there's nothing wrong with that but for the younger crowd who wants to hang with people their own age, maybe look into a different cruise. I saw more people in wheelchairs there than children. That's not a bad thing either but demographics is important. Overall no major complaints. The cruise schedule to Bermuda was spot on schedule and the cruise provided plenty of off shore excursions to do.

Recently went on a Norwegian Cruise out of Miami on the Encore. The ship was beautiful, the food was good in specialty restaurants, and the cabin Steward was very kind. Ater traveling on multiple cruises I may not go on another NCL cruise, the management staff was rude and not helpful. we booked through NCL because we traveled with handicapped friend, so we were worried about transportation to and from the ship to the airport, going was perfect, coming home was a nightmare. I went to the desk prior to exit off the ship and they booked us on a bus to the airport, I explained we needed a handicap vehicle similar to the way we came down (which they booked). they were absolutely no help and the attitude of the manager at the front desk was submissive, NCL should be ashamed of how they treat us and my friend, they say they are handicapped supportive, well maybe you should give your management staff that message. We did get to the airport not because of NCLs help we found a kind bus driver who was able to get us transportation. I will never do another NCL cruise again.

I wish I had seen their 2 star rating when I booked my cruise. Just to recap: I went in December. Horrible service. It is impossible to reach a manager or anyone to provide decent service. 5 messages to the contact us section on the website, 3 emails to Corporate, and 4 voice mails to customer relations. Just head back from customer relations and they tried to tell me they have my voice mails (returned theirs) with no information for what I want. Seriously??? You have none of my messages? Get your act together. And anyone looking up information online? NCL keeps raising their prices for services. Probably because their services are awful and no one is tipping. Spare yourself and go with someone else.

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The 5 best destinations you can visit on a Norwegian Cruise Line ship

T hinking of booking a cruise with Norwegian Cruise Line ? You have a lot of choices. The Miami-based line operates vessels in almost every corner of the world, with a wide range of itineraries in many destinations.

You'll find Norwegian ships everywhere from the Caribbean and the Bahamas to Europe, Asia and Australia. The line is also a big player in Hawaii.

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In addition, Norwegian is particularly known for cruises to Bermuda out of Boston and New York City, and it offers Canada and New England cruises regularly. It also operates some Panama Canal sailings and trips from the West Coast of the U.S. to the Mexican Riviera.

In North America, Norwegian ships sail from a relatively wide range of home ports, including Baltimore; Boston; New York City; Miami and Tampa; Galveston, Texas; San Juan, Puerto Rico; New Orleans; San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco; Seattle; Honolulu; Vancouver, British Columbia; Quebec City and Quebec in Canada; and Seward, Alaska.

Here is a look at the best destinations you can visit on a Norwegian Cruise Line ship.

Related: The ultimate guide to Norwegian Cruise Line

Some of Norwegian's most exciting itineraries are in Europe, where the line is a significant player. It offers a wide range of itineraries in the Mediterranean and across northern Europe.

Norwegian will typically deploy around half of its 19 ships to the continent from spring to fall, making Europe its biggest focus for more than half the year. Norwegian also sometimes offers Europe cruises in the winter — albeit typically with just one ship.

Norwegian's Mediterranean sailings provide the chance to see such iconic destinations as Barcelona in Spain; and Florence, Rome and Naples in Italy in a single cruise. Or, you can sign up for a Mediterranean cruise that focuses on the Greek Islands.

In northern Europe, Norwegian will take you to such famed Baltic cities as Stockholm; Tallinn, Estonia; and Helsinki in a single sailing.

In past years, such Baltic trips have also included a multiday call at St. Petersburg, Russia — traditionally the highlight of any Baltic sailings. However, like all major cruise lines, Norwegian pulled St. Petersburg from Baltic itineraries in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

As of the publishing of this guide, Norwegian had opened bookings for all of its Baltic sailing through late 2025, and St. Petersburg remains off the schedule for all of them. The line hasn't said when it might return to St. Petersburg.

For those looking to explore northern Europe, Norwegian also offers itineraries that zero in on Iceland, Ireland and the United Kingdom.

Norwegian's Europe voyages range widely in length from just four nights to a whopping 19 nights (for a repositioning cruise itinerary that begins in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and ends in the European city of Lisbon).

Among the longest sailings that Norwegian offers that focus solely on European stops is a one-way trips between Reykjavik, Iceland, and Oslo, Norway, that includes a wide range of stops in Greenland, Iceland, Denmark's Faroe Islands and Norway.

In Northern Europe, Norwegian ships mostly sail out of Amsterdam, Stockholm, Copenhagen, England's Southampton and Reykjavík in Iceland.

In the Mediterranean, the line's hubs are Barcelona; Civitavecchia (the port for Rome) and Trieste (near Venice) in Italy; Piraeus (the port for Athens) in Greece; and Istanbul.

Related: Everything you want to know about cabins and suites on Norwegian ships

Norwegian isn't the biggest player in Alaska cruises. The giants of cruising to Alaska are Princess Cruises and Holland America , two brands that are sister lines to each other and control a large percentage of the market.

Still, Norwegian typically sends three to five vessels to Alaska every summer, and its big, activity-filled ships are a popular pick with families looking to visit the destination.

The Alaska cruise season is a short one, lasting roughly from April to late October.

For 2024, Norwegian plans to deploy four ships to the Alaska market for the full season:

• Norwegian Encore : Norwegian's biggest vessel will operate seven-night voyages to Alaska round trip out of Seattle. It will call at the Alaska towns of Skagway, Juneau and Ketchikan, plus Victoria, British Columbia. It will also visit Alaska's Glacier Bay National Park for glacier viewing.
• Norwegian Sun: This ship will operate a mix of nine- to 10-night sailings to Alaska out of Seattle. The list of port calls varies based on the length of the trips.
• Norwegian Bliss : The 3,958-passenger vessel will operate seven-night voyages to Alaska round trip out of Seattle. On most sailings, it will call at Sitka, Juneau, Ketchikan and Icy Strait Point in Alaska, plus Victoria, British Columbia. It will also visit Alaska's Endicott Arm for glacier viewing. Some sailings at the start and end of the season substitute a visit to Skagway and Glacier Bay National Park for the stops in Sitka and Icy Strait Point, and drop the visit to Endicott Arm.
• Norwegian Jewel. The 2,330-passenger ship will operate one-way voyages to Alaska between Vancouver, British Columbia, and Seward, Alaska. The trips typically include stops in Juneau, Skagway and Ketchikan, plus a visit to either Glacier Bay National Park or Icy Strait Point.

In recent years, the 1,972-passenger Norwegian Spirit also has spent its summers sailing in Alaska, but most of its Alaska voyages for 2024 were canceled as a result of the vessel being chartered to another company (Norwegian still is marketing two unusual one-way voyages to Alaska on Norwegian Spirit that will take place at the start of the 2024 season — the first a 16-night trip to Alaska that starts in Honolulu on April 22 and ends in Vancouver; the second an 18-night trip that starts May 8 in Vancouver and ends in Tokyo).

The appeal of the one-way sailings on Norwegian Jewel is that they can be combined with Norwegian-organized land tours of Alaska lasting from three to six days to create 10- to 13-night "cruisetours."

The land tour portion of such trips brings visits to such well-known interior Alaska locations as Denali National Park and the town of Fairbanks.

Related: The ultimate Alaska cruise guide

The Caribbean and the Bahamas

The Caribbean and the Bahamas have always been a big area of operations for Norwegian. In fact, for a long time, the regions were so much the focus that the line included "Caribbean" in its name. Up until 1987, Norwegian was known as Norwegian Caribbean Line.

These days, Norwegian usually keeps just two of its 19 vessels in the Caribbean and the Bahamas year-round (in recent years, the year-round ships have been Norwegian Sky and Norwegian Escape, both sailing to the Caribbean and the Bahamas from Florida ports). However, it really ramps things up in the region in the winter, when it deploys a large portion of its ships to the Caribbean and the Bahamas.

Norwegian currently has 15 of its 19 ships scheduled to sail to the Caribbean and the Bahamas for at least part of 2024 — including its newest and most advanced ship, the 3,195-passenger Norwegian Viva.

Related: I've sailed on nearly every Norwegian ship. Here are my first impressions of Norwegian Prima

Norwegian offers a broad range of Caribbean and Bahamas itineraries from more than half a dozen home ports. If you're looking for something short, the line has you covered in the form of lots of quick, three- and four-night trips from Miami to the Bahamas.

It also offers an abundance of seven-night sailings to Caribbean and Bahamian ports, as well as a handful of longer trips in the region that range from nine to 14 nights.

At the core of the line's Caribbean and Bahamas program are its seven-night sailings, which break down into three broad categories:

• Eastern Caribbean voyages
• Western Caribbean voyages
• Southern Caribbean voyages

A typical seven-night Norwegian sailing to the Eastern Caribbean includes stops in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands; Tortola, British Virgin Islands; Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic; and Great Stirrup Cay, Norwegian's private island in the Bahamas.

Norwegian's seven Western Caribbean voyages will typically include a visit to Roatan, Honduras; Harvest Caye, Belize; and Costa Maya and Cozumel in Mexico.

The line's Southern Caribbean itineraries will often bring visits to Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, St. Lucia and St. Kitts. They typically begin and end in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

When sailing to the Caribbean, Norwegian ships generally sail out of Miami, Port Canaveral and Tampa in Florida; and San Juan, Puerto Rico. The line also offers Caribbean sailings out of Baltimore, Galveston, New Orleans, New York City and, occasionally, Panama City, Panama, and La Romana, Dominican Republic.

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Norwegian is the undisputed leader in Hawaii cruises. Most cruise lines that offer sailings to Hawaii only offer a limited number of such trips during a few months each year. Norwegian, by contrast, offers sailings around the Hawaiian Islands out of Honolulu every week of the year — the only cruise line in the world to do so.

Norwegian's Hawaii voyages are also more intensely focused on Hawaii than the Hawaii trips offered by most other lines. This is because Norwegian offers its Hawaii cruises on one of the only cruise ships in the world that meets the regulatory requirements allowing it to spend all its time in the destination.

Norwegian's Hawaii trips take place on Norwegian's 2,150-passenger Pride of America, which has the rare distinction of being both U.S.-flagged and U.S.-crewed. By law, only such a vessel can cruise full-time in Hawaii without regularly traveling long distances to foreign ports.

An iconic presence in Hawaii, Pride of America has been permanently dedicated to the archipelago since its debut in 2005. It offers a repeating seven-night itinerary that begins each Saturday in Honolulu and brings the chance to visit four different Hawaiian islands on a single seven-night trip.

Beginning and ending on the island of Oahu, the itinerary includes two days each on the islands of Maui, Kauai and Hawaii. The two-day visit to Maui involves an overnight stay at the port of Kahului.

The two-day visit to Kauai involves an overnight stay at the port of Nawiliwili. The two-day visit to Hawaii is split between a call at Hilo and a call at Kona.

Related: The 8 classes of Norwegian ships, explained

Norwegian usually deploys two ships on Bermuda runs every year — one out of New York City and one out of Boston.

In both cases, the sailings offered are mostly seven nights in length and include a two-night stay in Bermuda.

For 2024, Norwegian will devote one of its biggest ships, the 3,782-passenger Norwegian Joy, to Bermuda. It will run out of New York. The line's 2,344-passenger Norwegian Gem will sail to Bermuda out of Boston.

In addition, the line's 3,903-passenger Norwegian Getaway will operate a handful of sailings to Bermuda out of New York during the early part of 2024 that include stops in the Caribbean (something that is relatively rare), and the 3,903-passenger Norwegian Breakaway will operate a few sailings to Bermuda out of New York toward the end of 2024.

The line's relatively new Norwegian Prima will operate a single Bermuda sailing out of New York at the end of 2024.

While most of Norwegian's Bermuda sailings are seven nights in length, the line also sometimes offers a few shorter four- and five-night Bermuda sailings and, occasionally, a longer, nine-night Bermuda sailing.

Note that the shorter Bermuda sailings can offer very little time in the country, sometimes as few as nine hours.

Bottom line

Norwegian offers a wide range of itineraries in destinations around the world, from the Caribbean to Asia. However, you'll find the most choices among Norwegian itineraries in the Caribbean and Europe.

The line is also well-known for voyages around Hawaii and to Bermuda. Its Hawaii sailings, in particular, are something of a rarity in the industry.

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Celebrity Cruises owns and operates sixteen cruise ships; they are listed here.  From the newest ship in the fleet to the oldest, we have listed and detailed every ship along with information about each vessel.

Celebrity cruise ships can be categorized into three classes: Millennium class, Solstice class, and Edge class.  The oldest ship in the fleet was built in 2000, with the latest vessel completed in 2023 .

List of Celebrity Ships By Age

A wholly owned subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group, Celebrity Cruises has been around since 1988 and merged with Royal Caribbean in 1997.

Here is a list of every Celebrity Cruises ship currently operating in the fleet:

Celebrity Ascent (2023)

Celebrity Ascent is Celebrity Cruise Line’s newest ship in the fleet, the fourth ship in the popular  Edge Class , and sister to  Celebrity Edge , Celebrity Beyond , and Celebrity Apex . She is 140,600 GRTs and carries 3,836 passengers (based on two per cabin ).

Celebrity Beyond (2022)

Celebrity Beyond is the third ship in  Edge Class and sister to  Celebrity Ascent , Celebrity Edge , and Celebrity Apex . She is slightly larger at 140,600 GRTs than previous ships in this class and has a larger capacity of 3,836 passengers (based on two per cabin).

Celebrity Apex (2020)

Celebrity Apex is the second ship in  Edge Class and sister to  Celebrity Ascent , Celebrity Edge , and Celebrity Beyond . She is 129,500 GRTs and has a capacity of 3,836 passengers (based on two per cabin).

Celebrity Edge (2018)

Celebrity Edge is the first ship in the very popular  Edge Class and sister to the  Celebrity Ascent , Celebrity Apex , and Celebrity Beyond . She is 129,500 GRTs and has a capacity of 3,836 passengers (based on two per cabin).

Celebrity Reflection (2012)

Celebrity Reflection is the final ship in  Solstice Class and sister to the  Celebrity Silhouette , Celebrity Eclipse , Celebrity Equinox, and Celebrity Solstice . She is 129,500 GRTs and has a capacity of 3,836 passengers (based on two per cabin).

Celebrity Silhouette (2011)

Celebrity Silhouette is the fourth ship in  Solstice Class and sister to the  Celebrity Reflection , Celebrity Eclipse , Celebrity Equinox, and Celebrity Solstice . She is 129,500 GRTs and has a capacity of 3,836 passengers (based on two per cabin).

Celebrity Eclipse (2010)

Celebrity Eclipse is the third ship in  Solstice Class and sister to the  Celebrity Reflection , Celebrity Silhouette , Celebrity Equinox, and Celebrity Solstice . She is 129,500 GRTs and has a capacity of 3,836 passengers (based on two per cabin).

Celebrity Equinox (2009)

Celebrity Equinox is the second ship in the Solstice Class and sister to the  Celebrity Reflection , Celebrity Silhouette , Celebrity Eclipse , and Celebrity Solstice . She is 129,500 GRTs and has a capacity of 3,836 passengers (based on two per cabin).

Celebrity Solstice (2008)

Celebrity Solstice is the first ship in the Solstice Class and sister to the  Celebrity Reflection , Celebrity Silhouette , Celebrity Eclipse , and Celebrity Equinox . She is 129,500 GRTs and has a capacity of 3,836 passengers (based on two per cabin).

Celebrity Constellation (2002)

Celebrity Constellation is the final ship in the Millennium Class and sister to the  Celebrity Summit , Celebrity Infinity , and Celebrity Millennium . She is 91,000 GRTs and has a capacity of 2,559 passengers (based on two per cabin).

Celebrity Summit (2001)

Celebrity Summit is the second ship in the Millennium Class and sister to the  Celebrity Infinity , Celebrity Millennium , and Celebrity Constellation . She is 91,000 GRTs and has a capacity of 2,599 passengers (based on two per cabin).

Celebrity Infinity (2001)

Celebrity Infinity is the second ship in the Millennium Class and sister to the  Celebrity Summit , Celebrity Millennium , and Celebrity Constellation . She is 91,000 GRTs and has a capacity of 2,593 passengers (based on two per cabin).

Celebrity Millennium (2000)

Celebrity Millennium is the first ship in the Millennium Class and sister to the  Celebrity Summit , Celebrity Infinity , and Celebrity Constellation . She is 91,000 GRTs and has a capacity of 2,593 passengers (based on two per cabin). She is the first newly built vessel for Celebrity following the merger between it and Royal Caribbean .

List of Celebrity Cruise Ships Newest to Oldest

What are the different ship classes on celebrity cruises.

Celebrity Cruises has several different classes of ships. Here is a list:

Celebrity Edge Class Ships are:

• Celebrity Ascent
• Celebrity Beyond
• Celebrity Apex
• Celebrity Edge

Celebrity Solstice Class ships are:

• Celebrity Reflection
• Celebrity Silhouette
• Celebrity Eclipse
• Celebrity Equinox
• Celebrity Solstice

Celebrity Millennium Class ships are:

• Celebrity Constellation
• Celebrity Summit
• Celebrity Infinity
• Celebrity Millennium

Celebrity Galapagos ships are:

• Celebrity Flora
• Celebrity Xploration
• Celebrity Xpedition

List of Celebrity Galapagos Ships By Age

Here is a list of every Celebrity Galapagos ship currently operating in the fleet:

Celebrity Flora (2019)

Celebrity Flora was launched in 2019 and is the jewel of the Galapagos Class . She is 5,739 GRTs and has a capacity of 100 passengers. Celebrity has stated that the design and accommodations of Celebrity Flora are heavily inspired by the design of Celebrity Edge overall while also having a significant emphasis on outdoor space. Per Galápagos’ regulations, the ship is flagged in  Ecuador  and staffed by  Ecuadorian  crew members.

Celebrity Xploration (2017)

Celebrity Xploration was launched in 2017 and is in the Galapagos Class . She is only 320 GRTs and has a capacity of 16 passengers. You can book this whole ship for an intimate journey perfect for family get-togethers, getaways with friends, or small groups who want to embark on an adventure together.

Celebrity Xpedition (2004)

Celebrity Xpedition is the oldest ship in the Galapagos Class . She is 2,842 GRTs and has a capacity of 48 passengers. The ship is an alternative to Celebrity Cruises ‘ larger ships, offering more personal attention afforded by its smaller size. The ship sails to the Galápagos Islands .

List of Celebrity Galapagos Ships By Size

What are the newest celebrity cruise ships.

The newest ship in the Celebrity Cruises fleet is the Celebrity Ascent , which was launched in November 2023. She is the fourth ship in the popular Edge Class .

Which is the biggest Celebrity cruise ship?

The biggest Celebrity Cruise ship is the Celebrity Ascent . She is currently the newest ship in the Celebrity Cruises fleet at 140,600 Gross Registered Tons, has a passenger capacity of 3,836, and has a crew of 1,416. She had her inaugural sailing in November 2023.

Celebrity Cruises Ships By Size: Biggest to Smallest

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Celebrity Ships FAQ

What is the class of older Celebrity cruise ships?

The older Celebrity cruise ships belong to the Millennium class and are known for their classic and elegant design.

What are some features of the newer Celebrity cruise ships?

The newer Celebrity cruise ships feature innovative amenities such as the “Magic Carpet” and offer a traditional cruise experience with modern touches.

How many ships are there in the Celebrity Cruises’ fleet?

Celebrity Cruises has 15 ships in its fleet, including newer and older vessels.

What is the oldest class of ships in Celebrity Cruises’ fleet?

The oldest class of ships in Celebrity Cruises’ fleet belongs to the Millennium class, with ships like Celebrity Millennium being the first in this class.

Can I book a cruise with Celebrity on their newer ships?

You can book a cruise with Celebrity on their newer ships, which offer a modern and luxurious cruise experience.

What can I expect from the expedition ships in Celebrity Cruises’ fleet?

The expedition ships in Celebrity Cruises’ fleet offer a unique cruise vacation focused on exploration and adventure, providing a different experience than traditional cruises.

What are some highlights of the Celebrity Revolution on their newer ships?

The Celebrity Revolution on their newer ships includes transforming older ships to match their newer fleet’s modern amenities and design elements, offering an enhanced cruise experience.

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Mehrere Tote bei Zusammenstoß von Motorboot mit Flusskreuzfahrtschiff

Auf der Donau sind am Samstagabend, 18. Mai 2024, nördlich von Budapest mehrere Menschen ums Leben gekommen, als offenbar das Flusskreuzfahrtschiff Heidelberg nachts ein Motorboot rammte. Laut ungarischen Medien wurden nach dem Unfall zwei Leichen gefunden, drei Männer und zwei Frauen werden noch vermisst. Lediglich ein Mann konnte sich verletzt ans Ufer retten.

Knapp 90 Rettungskräfte suchten auch am Tag nach dem Unglück auf der Donau mit zwölf Booten, drei Drohnen sowie Wärmebildkameras nach den Vermissten. Die insgesamt acht Insassen des Motorbootes sollen auf dem Heimweg von einem Festival auf der Donau nahe Dunakeszi gewesen sein, das um 22 Uhr endete.

Lokale Medien berichten , dass Augenzeugen am mutmaßlichen Unfallort bei dem Ort Veröce einen lauten Aufprall gehört hätten. Danach seien Suchscheinwerfer des Flusskreuzfahrtschiffs aufgeleuchtet, das Schiff sei aber weitergefahren. Möglicherweise hat der Schiffsführer das Motorboot nicht bemerkt und auch per Suchscheinwerfer die Ursache des Aufprallgeräusches nicht erkannt.

Zunächst hatte sich ein Mann mit schweren Verletzungen am Kopf und am Schlüsselbein bei der Polizei gemeldet. Er habe sich schwimmend ans Ufer retten können. Bei einer anschließenden Suche wurde das beschädigte Motorboot sowie zwei Tote aufgefunden, darunter eine 30-jährige Frau. Fünf Insassen des Motorbootes werden noch vermisst.

Sowohl die Heidelberg als auch das Motorboot werden nun von den Behörden genauer inspiziert, Ermittlungen seien eingeleitet worden, heißt es in den lokalen Medien. Das Kreuzfahrtschiff war von den Behörden bei Komárom gestoppt worden, nachdem sich der Verdacht erhärtete, dass der Unfall ein Zusammenstoß des Motorboots mit dem Flusskreuzfahrtschiff gewesen ist. Dazu passende Unfallspuren wurden offenbar auch am Flusskreuzfahrtschiff gefunden.

Die „Heidelberg“ wurde 2004 ursprünglich für die Reederei Peter Deilmann gebaut. Heute fährt sie unter Schweizer Flagge mit Heimathafen Basel. Für welchen Reiseveranstalter sie aktuell unterwegs ist sowie ob oder wie viele Passagiere an Bord sind, ist nicht bekannt. Zuletzt war die Heidelberg für Nicko Cruises unterwegs, es ist aber unklar, ob sie auch aktuell für die deutsche Reederei fährt. Das Nicko-Logo trägt das Schiff auf aktuellen Fotos aus Ungarn nicht und auf der Nicko-Website ist sie nicht als Teil der Flotte gelistet.

Die Heidelberg war von Budapest flussaufwärts unterwegs, als es zu dem mutmaßlichen Zusammenstoß kam.

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