This cruise line will have its longest cruise ever in 2026

Travelers looking to explore the world by sea have a new option — on a newly refurbished ship.

Famous yachts on Tuesday revealed plans for its longest cruise ever, which will depart in 2026. The trip will last 110 nights, about three months longer than the longest cruise ever. Celebrity now offers (19-night Tahiti trip). Although it’s not true journey around the worldThe trip will be as long as a traditional world cruise.

Grand Voyage, as the airline is called, will depart Vancouver, British Columbia, on September 13, 2026, aboard the 2,852-passenger Celebrity Solstice, which just shined. The trip will visit 55 destinations in 15 countries – with no repeat ports – before ending on December 31, 2026, in Hong Kong.

Details about Celebrity Grand Voyage

After leaving Vancouver, Celebrity Solstice will pass through Alaskafjords and passages. Passengers can view Hubbard Glacier and go on wildlife viewing expeditions, embark on nature-based adventures, or learn about local culture in southern Alaska ports.

From Last Frontier, the ship will begin its journey across the Pacific, with stops in Hawaii, French Polynesia and Fiji. Pristine coral reefs, protected ecological parks and tropical rainforests offer plenty for cruisers to experience at each port.

Next are stops in New Zealand, Australia and Vanuatu. Passengers can admire diverse wildlife, lush landscapes and some of the oldest cultures in the world. Visitors won’t want to miss the opportunity to visit Ruakuri Cave, a geological wonder rich in Maori history.

Finally, ancient temples, modern cities and idyllic beaches await travelers on visits to Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam and Hong Kong.

About Celebrity Solstice

Celebrity Solstice is one of the lines Solstice class ship. The ship features an innovative half-acre Lawn Club area on the top deck (with real grass). It also has both indoor and outdoor pools, providing swimming options in all climates. Dining options are plentiful – from the included main meal, Oceanview Cafe and Mast Grill to specialty spots like Murano (France), Sushi on Five (Asian) and Tuscan Grille (Italian).

The ship is expected to dry dock before the months-long voyage, but the cruise line has not yet announced specific details about the refit.

Bookings for the 110-night Celebrity Cruise will begin on December 10, 2024. Pricing for the epic trip is not yet available.

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