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September 4, 2026

Celestyal opens 124 Mediterranean sailings for summer 2028

The three- to 14-night program features roundtrip Athens voyages aboard Celestyal Journey and Celestyal Discovery.

Celestyal has unveiled its summer 2028 Mediterranean schedule, placing 124 cruises across Greece, the Adriatic and the broader region on sale. The itineraries range from three-night Greek Islands trips to 14-night, multi-country voyages.

Celestyal Journey is scheduled to sail roundtrip from Athens between March and November. Its program includes eight seven-night Heavenly Greece, Italy & Croatia departures, visiting Kefalonia, Kotor, Bari, Corfu and Katakolo, with an overnight call in Dubrovnik. Celestyal lists starting fares of $979 per person.

The ship will also operate 30 seven-night Idyllic Greece cruises, featuring Kusadasi, Rhodes, Crete, Santorini, Mykonos and Milos. Prices start at $979 per person. Sixteen 14-night Mediterranean Icons departures will combine the Heavenly Greece, Italy & Croatia and Idyllic Greece itineraries, with fares beginning at $1,769 per person.

Celestyal Discovery will likewise operate roundtrip from Athens from March through November. The ship is set to offer 35 three-night Iconic Greek Islands cruises, starting at $569 per person, and 35 four-night versions beginning at $729 per person. Calls across the two itineraries include Mykonos, Kusadasi, Patmos, Crete, Santorini and Rhodes.

According to Celestyal, fares for all announced itineraries cover meals, soft drinks, Wi-Fi, port fees and gratuities.