Celestyal to feature in Channel 5 hit show ‘Susan Calman’s Cruise of a Lifetime’

Celestyal will star in an hour-long episode of the latest series of ‘Susan Calman’s Cruise of a Lifetime’. The episode airs at 8pm, February 7 on Channel 5.
The comedian, writer and presenter will sail from Athens on the seven-night ‘Idyllic Greece’ itinerary as part of the TV show’s fourth series. Onboard the 1260-guest Celestyal Journey, she will visit Thessaloniki, Kusadasi, Heraklion, Santorini, Mykonos and Milos.

Viewers will see Susan enjoying life onboard with the crew and customers, while immersing herself in the history, food and culture of this destination focused sailing across Turkey and the Greek Isles.
Lee Haslett, Chief Commercial Officer at Celestyal said: “We enjoyed welcoming Susan onboard our beautiful ship and cannot wait for her to showcase our crew and all that Celestyal has to offer while visiting the mix of iconic ports and hidden gems which are included in our popular ‘Idyllic Greece’ itinerary. Between our full days and late-night stays in port, and immersive shore excursion offering, viewers will love watching Susan experience everything these stunning destinations have to offer.”

‘Susan Calman’s Cruise of a Lifetime’ has been a ratings hit and draws a regular audience of 1m+.
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