Celestyal launches summer campaign with up to 60% off, free shore excursion offers and 25% bonus specialty food & dining credit

- Up to 60% savings available on 87 Greek, Mediterranean and Arabian Gulf sailings departing between June 2025 to March 2027
- Included 2025 to 2027 sailings also feature a combinable bonus 25% beverage and specialty dining offer on all pre-purchases of CelestyalPay
- Additional free shore excursion with every pre-purchase of specialty food and beverage credit, on 18 Greek and Mediterranean seven-night sailings in 2026
Celestyal has marked the start of its summer season with a promotion featuring up to 60% savings across 87 sailings departing from June 2025 to March 2027.
Applicable sailings in the Arabian Gulf include 19 departures of the seven-night ‘Desert Days’ itinerary, sailing roundtrip from either Dubai or Doha, and 13 departures of the new seven-night ‘Iconic Arabia,’ sailing roundtrip from either Abu Dhabi or Dubai. Prices now start from €599 per person for a seven-night cruise.
Sailings in Greece and the Mediterranean also include seven departures of the shorter three- and four-night ‘Iconic Greek Islands’ cruise, sailing roundtrip from Athens onboard Celestyal Discovery. Prices start from €339 per person for a three-night cruise.
All voyages included in the promotion also feature an enhanced bonus top-up amount added to all pre-payments loaded onto CelestyalPay, the line’s onboard specialty beverage and dining tab. Guests will now receive 25% extra on all credit added to their CelestyalPay tab before departure, earning up to €250 onboard spend.
In addition, Celestyal is offering a free shore excursion offer with every pre-purchase of CelestyalPay, combinable with the savings promotion. This additional offer applies to 18 of Celestyal’s seven-night ‘Idyllic Greece’ and ‘Heavenly Greece, Italy and Croatia’ cruises in 2026.
The complimentary shore excursions include the half-day guided ‘Mykonos Walking Tour’, which takes guests to hidden gem sights deep within the bustling labyrinth of the white-washed Mykononian streets, and the ‘Kotor Walking Tour’, which is a half-day guided excursion taking in the key highlights of the UNESCO world heritage city. Both itineraries sail roundtrip from Athens onboard Celestyal Journey, with prices now starting from €679 per person.
All fares are inclusive of all meals, soft drinks, WiFi, port fees and gratuities. All offers are available to book from June 1 to August 31, 2025.
Lee Haslett, Chief Commercial Officer at Celestyal, said: “We are renowned for offering quality, destination immersive cruises at unbeatable value. So, when planning our summer offers, we wanted to celebrate our award-winning shore excursions and upgraded premium accommodations, alongside offering sizzling deals for the summer. With offers across our 2025-2027 sailings, such as a short three-night cruise in the Arabian Gulf, or a more immersive 14-night voyage in Greece and the Mediterranean, there’s never has there been a better time to try a Celestyal cruise.”
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