Caribbean Celebrity Cruises 2006-2007 Caribbean Travel Guide

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2006-2007 Caribbean Travel Guide 

Celebrity Cruises

Contents 

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Introduction Destinations Overview map 

06 09 10 

Cruise Ports of Call Shore excursions Itineraries 

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Celebrity’s Caribbean 

Where the luxuries of nature and man find perfect harmony. 

The Caribbean inspires an almost universal fantasy for wouldbe 

visitors. A fantasy of a carefree vacation on an alabaster 

beach, where you breakfast on mangoes and papaya and 

lunch on lobster and conch. And all the while you breathe 

in the glorious island perfume of pine apple, sea salt and 

rum, serenaded by the gentle lapping of ocean waves. 

With such high aspirations, you might wonder if anything could 

really be that great. But if you’ve ever experienced the Caribbean 

on Celebrity, you know the fantasy is quite real. It’s heavenly, with 

all the sun, sand and frosty drinks you could ever want. You’ll 

also realize, happily, there’s a whole lot more to it than that. We 

know the Caribbean experience isn’t a singular one. They are as 

varied as the islands, the residents, and the people who visit. To 

mirror the diversity you’ll find in this beautiful part of the world, we 

offer six types of itineraries to capture the particular Caribbean 

essence you’re looking for. Western, Eastern, Southern, Special, 

Exotic and Ultimate itineraries each give you slightly different 

perspectives through different ports of call, but all of them are 

fabulous vacations. You have only to decide which one suits you 

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best. No matter how you choose to explore the Caribbean, Celebrity’s goal 

is to make sure our onboard programs and amenities complement and 

enhance the places you’ll visit. You’ll enjoy expert-led onboard discussions 

about local art, music, history, geography and wildlife. And then there’s our 

special Savor the CaribbeanSM program, which brings world-class chefs 

and wine enthusiasts on board for classes, tastings, lectures and cooking 

demonstrations. Every day is a refreshing banquet of choices on board 

Celebrity, each one better than the last. And with gentle pampering from our 

onboard family, you’ll start each day recharged and invigorated, even if all you 

want to do that day is soak in the rays. Welcome to Celebrity’s Caribbean. 



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Sun, Fun and 

So Much More 

You’ll leave the Caribbean with a lot more than a healthy glow. 

Walk among the ruins and mingle with the ghosts of the fabled 

Mayans. It’s thought that between 200 A.D. and 950 A.D., Belize 

was the heart of Mayan civilization, but it is from Honduras that 

you’ll be able to visit archeological sites and museums dedicated 

to furthering your insight into this incredible culture and people. You 

can even explore modern-day representations of their villages, where 

you’ll learn how Mayan methods of harvesting palm thatch resulted 

in roof structures that lasted up to twenty-five years, an enviable 

feat even in modern times, let alone over a thousand years ago. 

For those who love wildlife, the islands of the Caribbean offer 

countless subjects to appreciate, in the water, on land and in 

the air. The warm, shallow waters provide a perfect habitat for 

unique coral reefs, home to gorgeous and interesting marine 

life. They are also ideal shelter for a variety of turtles. (Grand 

Cayman has a wonderful giant sea-turtle habitat.) If you’ve 

never tried snorkeling, it’s an easy skill to learn, and the payoff 

is breathtaking. For divers, it gets even better, with thrills like 

wreck-diving off the coasts of Barbados and Grand Cayman. 

From Puerto Limón, Costa Rica, you can visit Tortuguero, one 

of the best places to see nature’s diversity. One trip down the 

canals might include seeing caimans, sloths, different kinds 

of monkeys, and sea otters, just to name a few. Birders won’t be 

disappointed either. In addition to toucans at Tortuguero, you’ll find the 

Caribbean is a haven for birdwatchers. Sanctuaries can be found on 

many islands, and most feature species endemic to that region. 

Outdoor enthusiasts will discover there’s no end to the possibilities in 

the Caribbean. Take a hike up Jamaica’s Dunn’s River Falls, perhaps the 

only river walk in the world that has you actually walking, from start to 

finish, in a river. Don’t forget to explore Barbados, with its magnificent 

flower forests and historic 18th-century sugarcane plantations and mills. 

St. Lucia will have you marveling at its towering twin conical peaks and 

simmering volcanic vents. And trekking through the environmentally 

pristine rain forests of Costa Rica is a treat for all your senses. 

And then there’s shopping. The boutiques of St. Maarten always serve 

up a warm island welcome to the world of French couture. Find a bargain 

(or many) in St. Thomas. Visit the artist village of Altos de Chavón in the 

Dominican Republic and find a bit of the Caribbean to display back home. 

The Caribbean’s main attractions just might be the sun, surf 

and sand. But if you have the energy to dig a little deeper, 

there’s always something exciting to do in the Caribbean. 

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Mexico 

MEXICO 

BELIZE 

Floatán 

HONDURAS 

UNITED STATES 

COZUMEL 

Costa Maya 

CENTRAL AMERICA 

NICARAGUA 

COSTA 

RICA 

Tampa 

Key West 

FLORIDA 

CAYMAN 

ISLAND 

George 

Town 

Puerto Limón 

Colón 

PANAMA 

Ft. Lauderdale 

Miami 

Panama 

Canal 

CUBA 

Montego Bay 

Ocho Rios 

JAMAICA 

Capital 

City 

Labadee ® 

HAITI 

Casa de 

Campo 

DOMINICAN 

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Caribbean Cruise Destinations 


Basseterre, St. Kitts 

Bridgetown, Barbados 

Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, U.S.V. I. 

Cape Liberty, New Jersey 

Castries, St. Lucia 

Catalina Island/Casa de Campo, 

Dominican Republic 

Charleston, South Carolina 

CocoCay,® Bahamas 

Colón, Panama 

Costa Maya, Mexico 

Cozumel, Mexico 

Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 

George Town, Grand Cayman 

Grand Bahama Island 

Key West, Florida 

King’s Wharf, Bermuda 

Labadee, ® Hispaniola 

Margarita Island, Venezuela 

Montego Bay, Jamaica 

Miami, Florida 

Nassau, Bahamas 

Ocho Rios, Jamaica 

Cape Liberty, New Jersey 

Charleston, South Carolina 

King’s Wharf, Bermuda 

BRITISH VIRGIN 

ISLA NDS 

US VIRGIN 

Tortola 

ISLA NDS ST. MAARTEN 

San 

Philipsburg 

Juan Charlotte 

PUERTO Amalle 

St. John’s 

ANTIGUA 

RICO ST. THOMAS 

ARUBA 

Oranjestad 

CURAÇAO 

Willemstad 

Basseterre 

ST. KITTS 

DOMINICA 

Roseau 

ST. LUCIA 

Castries 

BARBADOS 

Bridgetown 

GRENADA 

St. George 

Margarita Island 

Caracas 

VENEZUELA 

Oranjestad, Aruba 

Philipsburg, St. Maarten 

Puerto Limón, Costa Rica 

Roatán, Honduras 

Roseau, Dominica 

San Juan, Puerto Rico 

St. George’s, Grenada 

St. John’s, Antigua 

Tampa, Florida 

Tortola, B.V. I. 

Willemstad, Curaçao 

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Ports of call 

01 | Basseterre, St. Kitts 

(Eastern, Exotic, Southern and Ultimate Caribbean) 

With a town square fashioned after London’s 

Piccadilly Circus, St. Kitts blends the 

gentrified feel of a European capital with island 

ease. The ultimate in laid-back luxury, St. 

Kitts has attracted some of the world’s most 

discerning travelers. 

Excursions include: Two-Tank Boat Dive 

and St. Kitts Scenic Railway Tour. 

04 | Cape Liberty, New Jersey 

(Departure Port) 

This cruise port, the first in New Jersey in 

40 years, offers guests outstanding views of 

the harbor, the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, 

the Statue of Liberty and lower Manhattan. 

07 | Charleston, South Carolina 

(Eastern Caribbean) 

If there’s a city in America that exemplifies the 

tradition of Southern hospitality, it’s Charleston 

– consistently rated one of America’s friendliest 

cities. Its magnificently preserved antebellum 

mansions, horse-drawn carriages and easy 

grace make this one of the most welcoming 

ports in the United States, if not the world. 

Excursions include: Historic 

Charleston, Charleston Walking Tour 

and Charleston Carriage Ride. 

10 | Costa Maya, Mexico 

(Exotic Caribbean) 

A short sail from the resort life of Cozumel 

brings you to an often-overlooked world of 

history and tradition. Costa Maya is a treasure 

of Mayan ruins, ancient forts and villages 

nestled into a lagoon-laced landscape. This 

panorama is waiting patiently for the next 

Renoir or Georgia O’Keefe to immortalize it. 

Excursions include: Dune Buggy Jungle & 

Beach Safari and Chacchoben Mayan Ruins. 

02 | Bridgetown, Barbados 

(Exotic, Southern and Ultimate Caribbean) 

Barbados has been dubbed “Little England” 

because of assets like its Victorian architecture, 

museums chronicling the island’s history, and the 

continental tradition of high tea. All of this lends 

an unmistakable sense of dignity to Barbados, 

with the added benefit of a Caribbean climate 

and unique island hospitality. 

Excursions include: Beautiful Barbados 

& Colonial Plantation House and 

Barbados Catamaran Sail & Snorkel. 

05 | Castries, St. Lucia 

(Southern and Ultimate Caribbean) 

St. Lucia is one of the most ruggedly beautiful 

islands in all the Caribbean. Its famous twin 

peaks are among the most startling geological 

formations in the world. The island’s coral reefs 

and powdery beaches make it a dreamland 

for snorkelers and beachgoers alike. 

Excursions include: North Coast & Beach Tour. 

08 | CocoCay ® Bahamas 

(Exotic and Caribbean Highlights) 

Some people seek inner peace through yoga 

or meditation. A few fortunate individuals 

visit CocoCay. ® This is a place made for 

lounging, lifting your face to the sun and 

worrying about nothing. Visitors may tour a 

replica of Blackbeard’s ship, jet-ski or simply 

relax in the warm, gentle and restorative surf. 

Excursions include: Sea Trek Snorkeling 

on CocoCay, ® Sea Trek Parasailing and Sea 

Trek Aqua Park – Caylana’s Castle Cove. 

11 | Cozumel, Mexico 

(Caribbean Highlights, Ultimate and Western Caribbean) 

Cozumel has been called the gem of the 

Mexican Caribbean. Located twelve miles east 

of the Yucatán Peninsula, its astonishing coral 

reefs make Cozumel an underwater sanctuary 

for hundreds of exotic fish species, a true 

mecca for divers and a highlight for any visitor 

to the Caribbean. 

Excursions include: Tulúm Mayan Ruins 

Express and Cancún Shopping & Beach Tour. 

03 | Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas 

(Caribbean Highlights, Eastern, Exotic, 

Southern and Ultimate Caribbean) St. Thomas 

must be regarded as the Caribbean’s premier 

marketplace. Duty-free bargains are found 

everywhere. Shop for a coral sculpture for the 

coffee table, the Swiss watch you’ve always 

wanted, or simply a bottle of island rum to share 

with friends who are waiting at home to hear 

the story of your travels. If you’re shopping for 

a bit of local history, visit Bluebeard’s Castle in 

downtown Charlotte Amalie. 

Excursions include: St. Thomas 

Sightseeing Tour. 

06 |Catalina Island/Casa de 

Campo, Dominican republic 


Centuries-old cobblestone streets, modern golf 

facilities and the artist colony of Altos de Chavón 

make Casa de Campo, acre for acre, one of the 

most colorful and diverse stops on your journey. 

Excursions include: Water Eco 

Adventure, Countryside Tour and 

Kandela Latin Extravaganza. 

09 | Colón, Panama 

(Exotic, Ultimate and Western Caribbean) 

If you were to make a list of true historic and 

engineering milestones, the Panama Canal 

would surely be one of them. A trip to Colón 

delivers you to the mouth of the canal on its 

eastern end. It also provides a glimpse of 

the world’s largest man-made lake, lying just 

beyond the Gatún Locks. 

Excursions include: Grand Tour of 

Panama, Panama Canal Locks. 

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Ports of call 

12 | Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 


Those who think Ft. Lauderdale stands 

in the shadow of Miami are in for a very 

pleasant surprise. The city has matured into 

a gracious destination with sophisticated 

cuisine, nightclubs and a personality all its 

own. The restaurants and shopping on Las 

Olas Boulevard and Himmarshee alone offer 

proof that Ft. Lauderdale has blossomed into 

something truly special, all while retaining 

a certain measure of its youthful spirit. 

15 | Key West, Florida 

(Bermuda/Caribbean, Caribbean Highlights, 

Eastern, Exotic, Ultimate and Western Caribbean) 

Key West offers a perspective on life th at’s 

different from anyplace else in the U.S. It was 

home to Ernest Hemingway and rumrunners. 

Every night, natives and visitors alike gather 

on Mallory Docks to pay homage to the most 

glorious sunsets you may ever experience. 

Excursions include: Key West 

Homes &Gardens Tour and Boat 

& Kayak Eco Adventure. 

18 | Margarita Island, Venezuela 

(Southern Caribbean) 

Margarita is known as the “Pearl of the 

Caribbean,” and you’ll soon understand why. 

Long stretches of unspoiled beaches, friendly 

locals and water so clear that snorkelers can 

easily spot lobsters frolicking beneath the 

waves from fifteen feet above. This is one of the 

hardest places in the Caribbean to leave behind. 

21 | Nassau, Bahamas 


Very few sounds in this world are capable of 

transporting you to another place like the sound 

of Bahamas’ steel drums. Their beat announces 

that you are officially away. Bahamas’ shops, 

fine dining and some of the most swim-friendly 

waters anywhere also convince you that this 

is the place you’ve been dreaming about. 

Excursions include: Nassau and Paradise 

Island Tour, Stingray Snorkeling & Beach 

Break and Glass-Bottom-Boat Tour. 

13 | George Town, Grand Cayman 

(Caribbean Highlights, Exotic, Ultimate 

and Western Caribbean) 

Once a hideout for some of the most notorious 

pirates in history, Grand Cayman is now 

host to visitors eager to peer into the almost 

extraterrestrial world of Stingray City. National 

Geographic named swimming among the rays 

as one of the most rewarding experiences in the 

undersea world. 

Excursions include: Turtle Farm and 

Colony Beach Club, Nautilus Undersea 

Tour & Reef Snorkel and Seaworld 

Explorer Glass-Bottom Boat. 

16 | King’s Wharf, Bermuda 

(Bermuda/Caribbean) 

Perched on the tip of Bermuda’s West End, 

King’s Wharf is home to an impressive Royal 

Navy Dockyard and a crafts market, where 

local artists display their wares. Nearby, 

Somerset Village boasts the world’s smallest 

drawbridge, opening a mere 22 inches – just 

wide enough to accommodate a sailboat’s mast. 

19 | Montego Bay, Jamaica 

(Western Caribbean) 

With open-air markets, resorts and an eclectic 

mix of personalities, Montego Bay is a good 

place to immerse yourself in local culture. 

Sidewalk domino games, shopping arcades like 

St. James and Fantasy Plazas, and the worldfamous 

Doctor’s Cave Beach, which is fed by 

mineral springs, all await the eager explorer. 

Excursions include: Rose Hall Great House, 

Jungle River Tubing, Appleton Estate Rum 

Tour and Essence of Montego Highlights. 

22 | Ocho Rios, Jamaica 

(Exotic and Western Caribbean) 

For many guests on a Celebrity cruise, the 

path to happiness leads straight through a river 

– Dunn’s River Falls. Guides lead you upstream 

via a series of limestone steps hidden beneath 

the rushing water, stopping along the way for an 

occasional dip in one of the Falls’ clear, terraced 

pools. 

Excursions include: Ocho Rios Highlights 

and Dunn’s River Falls, The Best of Ocho 

Rios and Bob Marley Bus Tour. 

14 | Grand Bahama Island 

(Caribbean Highlights, Special Caribbean) 

With its winding paths, gorgeous waterfalls 

and over 10,000 species of exotic plants, 

nature lovers shouldn’t miss a visit to Garden 

of the Groves. Birders visiting Grand Bahama 

Island will have the opportunity to view 

18 Bahamian birds not seen in the U.S., 

Canada or Europe. When you’re finished, 

enjoy a conch fritter as you explore the dutyfree 

shops in Port Lucaya Marketplace. 

17 | Labadee ® Hispaniola 


Hispaniola is a mountainous island, blanketed 

in tropical foliage and exotic vegetation. 

While the island may serve as a picturesque 

playground for water-lovers, it’s also easy 

to find places that make you feel as if this 

were your own private natural kingdom. 

20|Miami, Florida 


From the chic elite of South Beach to 

thesparkling beaches and nightlife that never 

sleeps, Miami is sure to deliver excitement. 

But it’s also a city rich in heritage and diversity. 

So if your pace is a little more relaxed, you’ll 

have lots of options to choose from. 


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Ports of call 

23 | Oranjestad, Aruba 


Southern and Ultimate Caribbean) 

Aruba’s capital city embodies a blend of Dutch 

and Caribbean culture, which can be found in 

everything from the cuisine to the architecture. 

The charming boutiques and tropical gardens 

illustrate its European influences. 

Excursions include: Aruba Town & Countryside 

Drive and Sunset Catamaran Cruise. 

26 | Roatán, Honduras 

(Exotic and Western Caribbean) 

Roatán’s beaches remind you of a 

picturepostcard Caribbean. But as with most 

things, Roatán’s true beauty lies under the 

surface. Its coral reef, mystical wrecks and 

bountiful sealife have made it a diver’s haven, on 

par with the world’s great dive sites. 

Excursions include: Dolphin 

Encounter, West Bay Kayak & Snorkel 

and Sailing Yacht Adventure. 

29 | St. George’s, Grenada 


Despite Grenada’s awesome beauty, the most 

powerful memory you may carry home with 

you is the bouquet of the island. The spice 

plantations, sugarcane fields, and rum distillers 

give Grenada a trademark aroma and character. 

What’s more, you can tour the plantations and 

distilleries that have played such a colorful part in 

the region’s lore. 

Excursions include: Full Day Sightseeing 

with Lunch, Whale and Dolphin 

Spotting and East Coast Drive 

32 | Tortola, B.V. 


Besides being one in the Caribbean, interest in 

its cultural an avid curator of artifacts. If you can 

Tortola’s picture-perfect Virgin Islands Folk. 

Excursions include: & Country 

Excursions Snorkeling. 

24 | Philipsburg, St. Maarten 


Eastern, Exotic, Southern and Ultimate 

Caribbean) It would be very difficult to say 

whether St. Maarten is more a beach-lover’s 

paradise with great shopping or a shopper’s 

paradise with magnificent beaches. The dutyfree 

shops and the French boutiques, along 

with sights like the cliffs and caves of Cupecoy 

Beach, provide something for visitors of every 

persuasion. 

Excursions include: St. Maarten Island Tour 

and St. Maarten Mountain Bike Adventure. 

27|Roseau, Dominica 

(Southern Caribbean) 

The capital city of this still largely untouched 

island is a haven for nature-lovers. You may 

enjoy hiking through the lush and dense 

landscape, stopping along the way to enjoy the 

waterfalls, clear rivers and hot springs. Roseau is 

also a great place for a scuba-diving adventure. 

30 | St. John’s, Antigua 

Caribbean Highlights and Southern Caribbean) 

St. John’s features 365 different beaches. 

Fortunately, the quantity has most assuredly 

not compromised quality. With options that 

range from secluded coves to some of the most 

interesting people-watching beaches in the 

region, it practically guarantees that every visitor 

will find the exact beach to suit every whim. 

Excursions include: Antigua Island & Historical 

Tour and Helicopter to Montserrat Volcano. 

33 | Willemstad, Curaçao 

(Bermuda/Caribbean, Caribbean 

Highlights and Southern Caribbean) 

A drive over the fabled Queen Juliana Bridge, 

185 feet above the turquoise waters of 

the Caribbean, presents one of the most 

breathtaking views of this former Dutch colony. 

The island’s abundance of forts belies its warm, 

welcoming nature, as you’ll discover on a trip to 

the Old Market. There, you can mingle with the 

local shoppers and fishmongers, and even enjoy 

some fresh grilled fish. 

Excursions include: Curaçao 

Highlights Tour, Curaçao Snorkeling 

Tour and Tram Tour of Otrobanda. 

25 | Puerto Limón, Costa Rica 

(Exotic, Ultimate and Western Caribbean) 

When it comes to preserving the environment 

and protecting its natural resources, Costa Rica 

may be the most passionate and successful 

nation on earth. Bird sanctuaries and vast 

protected areas offer visitors an increasingly rare 

glimpse of virgin forests, and endangered plant 

and animal species. 

Excursions include: Full Day to San 

José, Costa Rica Off-Road Adventure and 

Banana Plantation & Coastal Highlights 

28 | San Juan, Puerto Rico 

(Caribbean Highlights, Eastern, Exotic 

and Southern Caribbean) 

San Juan has two distinct personalities. It’s 

a vibrant, modern port city, yet it also clings 

to its rich history as a colonial outpost, 

conquered by Juan Ponce de León in 1508. 

This is a city that wears its Spanish heritage 

proudly in its museums, forts and cathedrals. 

Excursions include: Old and New San 

Juan City Tour and Seven Seas Kayak. 

31 | Tampa, Florida 


Originally a sponge-fishing center for Greek 

immigrants and a haven for Cuban exiles, 

Tampa has grown into a truly world-class city. 

Its soaring commercial center, museums, and 

palm-lined neighborhoods and amusement 

parks (including Busch Gardens) make this 

one of the most livable cities in America. And 

certainly one of the most delightful for visitors. 


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Shore Excursions 

You’ll leave the Caribbean with a lot more than a healthy glow. 

Shore excursions can provide you with a colorful snapshot of 

day-to-day life, the essential history and the natural wonders 

of Caribbean destinations. They allow you to experience 

specific things that interest you. They’re truly a worryfree 

way to get the most out of your time on land. 

The Garifuna & Mangrove Tunnels shore excursion takes you to 

Yubu to watch the traditional dances of the Garifuna, performed 

here since 1797 by descendants of African slaves. You’ll also 

get to watch cassava bread being made on a mud stove, basket 

weavers at work and wood carvings created before your eyes. 

Or visit Jonesville, a stilt-village where you will board a motorized 

dory for a trip through the reef-protecting mangrove tunnels. 

Here, red mangroves form a canopy that covers the canal from 

Jonesville to Caribe Point Bight, a 30-minute round-trip by 

boat. This excursion in Roatán, Honduras, provides great photo 

opportunities from hilltops, beaches and among the mangroves. 

In Puerto Limón, Costa Rica, choose the Costa Flores Tropical 

Flowers Garden excursion to explore one of the largest tropical flower 

and palm farms in the world. It covers 300 acres, with over 600 

varieties of tropical flowers and palms. Several rain and humid forests 

border the farm, which has been fertilized for thousands of years by 

Costa Rica’s rich volcanic soil. Plus, there are lots of shore excursion 

opportunities if you’re looking for adventure, including the Loterie Farm 

Treetop Adventure Tour in St. Maarten. It takes you soaring between 

the tops of majestic 200-year-old mango and mahogany trees via ziplines, 

rope swings and bridges suspended from platforms mounted 

in the trees of the forest. It’s the most exhilarating way to experience 

the rich biodiversity of St. Maarten’s only rainforest microclimate 

(home to the largest bird habitat in the northeastern Caribbean). 

For all of the thrill in a different setting, Panama’s Monkey 

Watch is an invigorating 30-minute ride at high speed right 

through the heart of the Panama Canal. You’ll slow down to 

enter the labyrinth of jungle-covered islands of Lake Gatún. In 

this protected area, the wildlife is plentiful, and you’re likely to 

encounter capuchin monkeys, 3-toed sloth, howler monkeys, 

various kinds of toucans and other bird life, as well as crocodiles, 

turtles and a wealth of butterflies. This is an exceptional place 

to experience the sights and sounds of the jungle up close. 

These are just a few of the dozens of shore excursions offered as part 

of Celebrity’s Caribbean. Our goal is to make sure you find even more 

than you hoped for as you decide how to experience the Caribbean. 

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Itineraries 

Century ® 

October 

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9-Night Cruise 

Eastern Caribbean 


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Western Caribbean 


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Constellation ® 

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Cape Liberty 

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San Juan to 

Cape Liberty 

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Cape Liberty 

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November 

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Southern Caribbean 

San Juan 

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San Juan 


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Cape Liberty 

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San Juan 

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Galaxy ® 

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Holiday 


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Millennium ® 

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Caribbean Tampa 

Round-trip 



Ulitimate Eastern 


Tampa 

Round-trip 



Special Eastern 


Tampa Round-trip 

Departs Nov 3 

January 




Miami 

Round-trip 




Miami 

Round-trip 




Miami 

Round-trip 


December 





Round-trip 



Ulitimate Eastern 


Tampa 

Round-trip 


February 




Miami 

Round-trip 




Miami 

Round-trip 




Miami 

Round-trip 


January 





Round-trip 


March 




Miami 

Round-trip 

Departs 

Mar 2, 16, 30 



Miami 

Round-trip 




Miami 

Round-trip 


February 





Round-trip 

Departs Feb 9 

April 




Miami 

Round-trip 

Departs Apr 3 



Miami 

Round-trip 

Departs Apr 8 


Special Western 

Caribbean Miami 

Round-trip 


March 





Round-trip 



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