One Celebrity Cruises® Grand Voyage. 110-night journey. 15 exciting countries. 58 must-see destinations. It’s the fleet’s longest sailing, crossing North America, the South Pacific Islands, Oceania, and Asia on board Celebrity Solstice®.
A trip of this caliber can cost anywhere between $20,000 and $120,000. However, you don’t have to travel all 110 nights to experience it.
Each leg is priced individually, allowing you to be a small chapter of a larger story. Depending on the itinerary, your total could fluctuate based on your stateroom preference, programs you opt in for, and the tier level you’ve reached as a loyal customer of the cruise line.
The Grand Voyage is for world travelers who want a global experience. Valuable pricing buys invaluable memories—and a breakdown of it all is just what you need to begin.
Celebrity Cruises’ Longest Cruise: A World Traveler’s Dream
Celebrity Cruises Grand Voyage turns Celebrity Solstice into a traveling happy place at sea, carrying guests across the globe. No need to pack more than once. No need to plan an itinerary. No need to say goodbye to your favorite bartender after just one week. Your cocktail order is locked in at the pool deck bar awaiting your return from the next bucket-list destination.
Celebrity Solstice becomes more than a sailing—it becomes your home away from home, one with the most scenic of views.
What To Expect on the Grand Voyage
The illuminated Supertree Grove and OCBC Skyway glowing purple at night in Gardens by the Bay, Singapore.
Visiting 58 destinations across 15 countries over 110 nights, guests can experience a different culture, landscape, and cuisine nearly every day in North America, the South Pacific Islands, Oceania, and Asia.
While you can book the sailing in its entirety, some guests choose specific legs for a more focused trip, depending on where they want to go. Different itineraries offer different moments, such as whale watching in Alaska, checking out volcanoes in French Polynesia, visiting the Sydney Opera House in Australia, or wandering through the temples of Southeast Asia. Every leg is colored with its own personality, worth booking as one long journey or piece by piece.
The Grand Voyage Itinerary
Passengers look through binoculars to view the massive ice wall of the Hubbard Glacier in Alaska from the deck of a Celebrity ship.
The 110-night sailing departs from Vancouver, British Columbia, and ends in Hong Kong, China. The list below shows all the places the Grand Voyage sails to, based on where it embarks.
Note that after reaching the South Pacific, the Grand Voyage weaves between the islands and Oceania twice more—visiting different ports each time—before continuing toward Asia.
North America:
- Vancouver, British Columbia (seven nights, round trip): Alaska
- Vancouver, British Columbia (nine nights, open jaw): Hawaii
The South Pacific Islands:
- Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii (18 nights, open jaw): Tahiti, French Polynesia, Fiji, New Zealand
Oceania:
- Auckland, New Zealand (13 nights, open jaw): New Zealand, Australia
- Sydney, Australia (10 nights, round trip): Tasmania, Australia
South Pacific Islands (Second Leg):
- Sydney, Australia (10 nights, round trip): Loyalty Islands, Vanuatu, and New Caledonia
Oceania (Third Leg):
- Sydney, Australia (13 nights, open jaw): Australia, Singapore
Asia:
- Singapore (13 nights, round trip): Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore
- Singapore (13 nights, open jaw): Thailand, Vietnam, China, ending in Hong Kong
Prices, Preferences, and Packages
Now that you’re invested, let’s crunch the numbers. A global getaway comes with a final total that will vary based on stateroom preference, lifestyle on board, extra packages, and tier status. You can’t accurately predict exactly what your sailing will cost before your upgrades and additions, but there are factors to think about that will adjust what you pay.
Fares for an Around-The-World Cruise
Guests taking the full Grand Voyage can expect fares starting around $20,000 and going up to $120,000 per person. To book the full cruise, you must reserve through the Grand Voyage desk by calling 1-877-275-7154.
Those interested in a regional cruise can book each available individual sailing, which ranges from $1,600 to $14,000. For a single leg, you can book directly online. Where your price lands within that range comes down to timing, too—booking early in the sailing calendar or catching a limited-time promotion can shift your fare significantly compared to reserving your spot closer to the departure date.
Preference In Lifestyle
A modern, stylishly appointed AquaClass® stateroom featuring a private veranda, king-size bed, and comfortable seating area.
Your lifestyle on board makes all the difference, and choosing a stateroom can increase or decrease your total cost. Inside Staterooms, Ocean Views, and Verandas remain on the more budget-friendly side, while Concierge Class and AquaClass® offer more elevated accommodations. In the latter two, guests are assigned a concierge, and AquaClass guests get complimentary dining at specialty restaurants on board.
For guests who want the most elegant experience at sea, The Retreat® is a suite-class all its own. Suites offer access to an exclusive sundeck and lounge reserved only for Retreat guests, along with private dining at Luminae, featuring dishes from chef Daniel Boulud. Each guest is also paired with a dedicated butler, on call throughout the sailing for anything they need.
Beyond your living quarters, you may also need to include your onboard lifestyle in your budget. Without complimentary access for AquaClass tiers or higher, specialty dining, spa services, and exclusive lounge access can be added to your sailing—let’s not forget onboard shopping, casinos, and bar costs. If you’re unsure of what you want before you embark, you can add extras to your bill to customize your Grand Voyage once at sea.
Packages on Board
Celebrity Cruises has a variety of onboard offerings that can help reduce some of your spending. Drink packages can be paid upfront or purchased at any time during your sailing. Specialty dining packages work similarly, bundling a set number of restaurant visits at a discount rather than paying for each meal individually—a smart move for guests planning to eat beyond the main dining room throughout a 110-night sailing.
If you’re a tiered guest, you also get certain perks on board, such as select times for happy hours that come with champagne and canapés. Finally, continue to scour the Celebrity Cruises website for any promotions that might arise, helping you score a sweet deal on your world tour.
What’s Included on a Cruise
A couple enjoys drinks on the real-grass Lawn Club on the top deck of a Celebrity Cruises ship.
Before you start tallying up extras, it’s worth remembering how much of the Grand Voyage is already built into your fare. Throughout the day, entertainment staff host activities such as dance classes, bingo, and interactive games. Also included on a cruise are basic Wi-Fi, fitness facilities, and the pool deck. In the evenings, all guests can enjoy an elegant dinner in the main dining room. Then, they can head over to The Theatre for a Broadway-style show, live music, and even comedians.
Additionally, Celebrity Solstice was a part of Celebrity Renewed in March 2026—a program that gave the ship’s public spaces, staterooms, and dining venues new life. Guests get the benefit of both worlds: everything included in their fare, plus an updated ship with fresh decor and reimagined restaurant concepts. Between the meals, entertainment, and newly reimagined spaces, guests get plenty on board before a single dollar goes toward drink packages or shore excursions.
What’s Not Included on a World Cruise
As mentioned, you’ll have 58 destinations to visit, should you choose to get off the ship. That could amount to 58 different excursions, multiple meals, and souvenirs. Celebrity Cruises shore excursions are paid separately from your booking, and any visa or vaccination requirements could be an additional cost. You’ll be responsible for your air travel to your embarkation destination. However, if you choose to extend your stay with Celebrity Cruises City Stays, private transfers to and from the airport are included.
On board, daily gratuities are typically added to your account unless they’re bundled into your fare or prepaid ahead of time—you can confirm this at booking, since rates can change from sailing to sailing. If you’re staying connected along the way, a Wi-Fi upgrade beyond the basic package is another cost to weigh, especially over 110 nights at sea. And with a trip this long, travel insurance may be worth a look, even if it’s not required.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the longest cruise offered by Celebrity Cruises?
Intricate traditional architecture, bronze guardian statues, and incense burners at the historic Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple in Hong Kong
The longest cruise offered by Celebrity Cruises is the 110-night Grand Voyage that visits 58 destinations across 15 different countries.
This sailing goes to North America, the South Pacific Islands, Oceania, and Asia.
What does an around-the-world cruise cost?
Guests are looking at trips ranging from $20,000 to $120,000. If you choose only a specific leg of the Grand Voyage, fares can start at $1,600 and go up to around $14,000.
Why does world cruise pricing vary so much?
A world cruise cost varies greatly depending on the sailing length, stateroom preferences, programs, and tier status.
What extra costs should travelers budget for on a long cruise?
Guests should budget for specialty dining (if applicable), spa services, lounge extras, drink packages or bar costs, shopping, and entertainment.
On land, guests should also account for shore excursions, meals, and air travel to get to and from their embarkation and debarkation ports.
The Real Value of a Grand Voyage
The Grand Voyage’s cost varies as much as the journey itself—but the memories and experiences you can’t put a number on. Watching the sun set over Fiji or heading to a vineyard in Australia only feels complete with a final toast in the Cellar Masters Lounge each evening with new friends made along the way.
It could be your first time sailing from ocean to ocean, or you could be a seasoned traveler. No matter what kind of journey you’re seeking—from glaciers to tropical beaches, to wineries and street food—the Grand Voyage accommodates everyone.
Picking which region to visit isn’t easy, so experience them all on the Grand Voyage around the world.
