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Celebrity Xpedition

Celebrity Xpedition

Launched

2004

Tonnage

2,842

Length

296

Capacity

48

Set foot aboard our state-of-the-art Celebrity Xpedition and be prepared for an experience like no other. This spacious 48-passenger vessel is the ship that first put us on the map in the Galápagos. Recent upgrades to this game-changing vessel added even more luxury, without sacrificing an ounce of authenticity. You’ll enjoy individualized indulgences, including room service, in-suite dining, complimentary plush bathrobes, a fitness room, nightly lectures by certified naturalists from the Galápagos National Park (who are on board the entire sailing), live music, and more. These are just some of the unique refinements and highly customized touches that make Celebrity Xpedition one of the most awarded ships in the Galápagos Islands.

Casual, open-seating allows you the flexibility to enjoy the company of new friends or your favorite naturalist guide, while savoring fresh, locally grown and organic fruits and vegetables, as well as fresh fish caught by Galapagos fishermen.

Recount the day’s adventure with new friends over a refreshing drink and live music.

Soak in spectacular views of the sunrise or sunset, the choice is yours..

A hot tub and sunning area are all it takes to unwind from head to toe after a day’s exploration.

Cabins

Cabin Name / Grade Deck Position
Penthouse Suite – [PS] SUNRISE DECK Suite
Xpedition Suite – [XS] PANORAMA DECK Suite
Premium Ocean View – [XP] VISTA DECK Outside
Junior Suite – [XJ] PANORAMA DECK Suite
Royal Suite – [XR] SUNRISE DECK Suite
Deluxe Stateroom – [XD] MARINA DECK Outside
Ocean View Stateroom – [XO] MARINA DECK Outside
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