Celebrity Cruises has charted an expansive Caribbean program for the 2027–2028 seasons, deploying 8 vessels from four Florida homeports and spreading its itineraries across 65 island and coastal destinations. The forthcoming schedules introduce new routes, extend several established sailings, and deepen the line’s presence at a number of highly trafficked ports throughout the region.
From Miami and Fort Lauderdale, Celebrity Beyond will maintain a year-round, 7-night rotation, including the company’s first dedicated series of calls at Grand Turk. The vessel also visits CocoCay and the ABC Islands (Aruba, Bonaire, and Curacao) providing access to Royal Caribbean Group’s private-island facilities alongside time ashore in Willemstad.
Celebrity Ascent is slated to increase its portfolio of longer Southern Caribbean voyages, ranging from 10 to 14 nights, with routes carrying guests through the Panama Canal and onward to islands such as Antigua, Saint Lucia, and Barbados—an expansion shaped by continued demand for extended cruising.
Celebrity Xcel will resume Caribbean service with 7-night eastbound and westbound runs, featuring calls to Grand Cayman’s Seven Mile Beach, Magens Bay on St Thomas USVI, and Cockleshell Bay in St Kitts.
Fort Lauderdale will also homeport Celebrity Silhouette, which will operate 6- and 8-night voyages to the ABC Islands, Jamaica, Grand Cayman, and Mexico.
From Fort Lauderdale, Celebrity Eclipse will undertake 9- to 12-night roundtrips aimed at guests seeking longer warm-weather passages.
Celebrity Reflection will continue its short-cruise program from Fort Lauderdale, offering 3- and 4-night itineraries to Perfect Day at CocoCay, Bimini, Nassau, and Key West.
Celebrity Apex is set to return to Port Canaveral, and Celebrity Constellation will depart from Tampa, each offering 7-night journeys that include calls at Key West and The Bahamas.
With this expanded slate, Celebrity Cruises positions itself for a broad and sustained presence across the Caribbean through 2027 and 2028.