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Celebrity Cruises reprises short Caribbean sailings

Daily news, 21 Apr 2008

MIAMI – Celebrity Cruises’ 2009-2010 winter Caribbean season will feature, for the third consecutive year, a series of four- and five-night sailings on the recently refurbished Celebrity Century.

From December 12, 2009 through April 22, 2010, Celebrity Century will sail a total of 29 short Western Caribbean itineraries, departing from Miami, Florida, on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Each itinerary features two ports of call; these include Ocho Rios, Jamaica; Georgetown, Grand Cayman; Cozumel, Mexico; and Key West, Florida.

The voyages opened for sale last week.

The 1,814-guest Celebrity Century underwent a US$55-million makeover in 2006. These upgrades included the addition of 314 new verandas, 14 new suites, 10 new staterooms, and an expanded number of ConciergeClass category staterooms.

 
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