Celestyal Heavenly Autumn Sailings Offer

Celestyal Cruises has unveiled a new promotion that includes up to 50 percent off future sailings. Called the Celestyal Heavenly Autumn Sailings offer, the deal applies to new bookings made by December 10, 2024. It also includes savings of up to 60 percent on third and fourth guests sharing a cabin.

“Whether you want to explore the beautiful beaches and enticing history of the Greek Isles, or capture some winter sun in the Arabian Gulf, there’s something for everyone,” says Lee Haslett, chief commercial officer for Celestyal. “Plus, at Celestyal we know cruises are best shared with loved ones, and with incredible savings on third and fourth guests too, we’re saying, the more the merrier.”

Travelers can choose from more than 120 itineraries departing in 2024, 2025, 2026 and 2027. Cruises range in duration from three to seven nights. For example, guests can save on a 4-night mid-week “mini cruise” that sails round trip from Athens and visits Mykonos, Kusadasi (Ephesus), Patmos, Rhodes and Santorini.

Another option for the Celestyal Heavenly Autumn Sailings offer is the 7-night “Heavenly Adriatic” cruise that visits Kefalonia, Dubrovnik, Kotor, Venice or Bari, Corfu and Katakolo. Travelers can even book one of Celestyal’s new “Desert Days” itineraries, which sail round trip from Doha, Qatar, and call at Dubai, Sir Bani Yas island, Abu Dhabi and Khalifa Bin Salman (Bahrain).

Fares always include: 
Onboard Dining • Selected Drinks (with meals) • Onboard Entertainment • Shore Excursions Credit• Port Charges & Gratuities

7 Nights – Heavenly Adriatic
Now from only $919pp
Celestyal Journey Sailings 
2025-2026 
Itinerary 
Athens • Kefalonia • Dubrovnik 
Kotor • Bari • Corfu 
Katakolo • Athens 
2025: Apr 12, 19, 26 May 3, 10; Oct 25; Nov 8; 2026: Apr 4, 18; May 2; Oct 17, 31

7 Nights – Heavenly Adriatic (with Venice) 
Now from $1029pp
Celestyal Journey Sailings
2025-2026
Itinerary 
Athens • Kotor • Split 
Venice (Marghera) • Katakolo 
Athens 
2025: Jul 26; Aug 9, 23; 
2026: Aug 1, 15, 29

Book by December 10, 2024.

This article originally appeared in TravelPulse.