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Set sail on a vacation aboard Celebrity Infinity and discover an unforgettable journey to the most exciting destinations in the world. Relax and feel at home in luxurious accommodations that include Concierge Class and our spa-inspired AquaClass® with exclusive clean cuisine dining at Blu. And, guests of The Retreat® experience the ultimate in luxury, which includes exclusive private restaurant dining and 24/7 lounge. Wine and dine in restaurants and lounges like Tuscan Grill, as well as the main dining room, Oceanview Café and Rendezvous Lounge. Plus, there’s Le Petit Chef™ for a one-of-a-kind entertainment and dining experience. Invigorate your senses in The Spa which features incredible treatments and therapies. Enjoy shopping at fantastic retail boutiques. Unwind and recharge aboard Celebrity Infinity® and we’ll take care of every detail, so all you have to do is enjoy your vacation.
Destinations
Bask in warm breezes, relax on sandy beaches, enjoy epic sunsets and a quick escape that lets you relax and recharge on island time when you visit the Caribbean. Tranquil turquoise blue waters are perfect for all sorts of water sports including scuba diving, canoeing, and snorkeling. Savor exquisite seafood and friendly island cultures. Island hop through paradise and discover all the wonders that await.
Infinity also visits the Mediterranean, leaving from Lisbon, Portugal. You’ll visit some of the most gorgeous ports in the Iberian Peninsula including Valencia, Málaga, La Coruña, and Barcelona in Spain, as well as Porto and Lisbon in Portugal. Explore this region and you’ll discover fascinating architecture dating as far back as the Roman Empire, as well as the work of modern masters like Gaudi.
We only had three sea days but we really enjoyed every report and the weather was on our side. Had a balcony which on these ships is just the perfect cabin to me. We did not have the drink package because we don't drink all that much. But we are elite and did enjoy the cocktail hour every night in the constellation lounge. Often, that was when we were departing a port and we could also watch a beautiful sunset. Wyra, one of the bartenders there, would start our drinks as soon as he saw us come in. We shared a taxi from our hotel, the Hyatt, with another couple and I think it was €35. Embarkation was swept and easy and our suitcase arrived with in 2 hours. Lanzarote-- very interesting, lava rock Island. We booked a tour with Lola via TripAdvisor/Viator and it was perfect. Visited a couple of wineries, a salt factory and toured the island. There would have been four of us but she added two more at the port so six of us in maybe an eight-passenger van. Gran Canaria-- We booked a ships tour to MasPalomas Beach but we overslept and missed the bus. Our friends said it was more about shopping and they didn't walk down to see the dunes which attracted me. We took the shuttle into town and just walked around a bit. Tenerife-- took a ship's excursion, Island City Sights--a sightseeing from the bus tour with a stop at a lovely restaurant for "brunch" which turned out to be either coffee or tea and a plate of cookies per table to share. Oh well, it was a lovely location /view and we had good weather. Casablanca-- took a tour through Viator, nice because it was just the two of us in a sedan. But when we toured the Hussein II mosque, we were combined with others from the tour company and we were probably 30 to 40 people with one guide and they were doing jackhammer work that day and couldn't hear the majority of what was said. But the mosque is stunningly beautiful, competing with the Taj mahal. Practice your squats because the Western toilet line was very long, but there were probably 60 squat toilets available. We only drove by Rick's Cafe and snapped a picture because it was early. Beautiful city really with miles and miles of beautiful beaches. Tangier-- another beautiful city but we took a ships excursion to White Pearl, the town of Asilah. Just stunningly beautiful. During our walk of the Town, we stopped and received A puff bread fresh out of the oven and then we ended up at a restaurant where we had tea and Moroccan sweets- a plate of three each. Seville (Cadiz)-- We have family there so they met us at the train station and where our hosts for the day. We took a taxi to the nearby train station (we could have walked) and took a train to Jerez de la Frontera. We had a wonderful breakfast in the local"bar" and then walked around the city a little bit and caught a taxi to the Tio Pepe Winery. We did the tapas and wine tasting tour. We've actually been there before. I love it. Malaga -- We had actually booked a tour to the Alhambra for this port but I had broken my leg last year and wasn't sure I could do all the walking required so we ended up just taking the shuttle into town. Absolutely beautiful Port and town and just a beautiful, crystal clear day. We walked up from the shuttle a couple of blocks and found the most amazing gelato place, "Croissant," and next to it, a wonderful, wonderful bread shop. Entertainment -- We never made any of the production shows but we did see several of the entertainers brought on board and enjoyed each of those shows. We were on the sun princess last year for their naming Cruise and they do not have a venue large enough for the size of the ship. Very frustrating. We were on the celebrity Beyond last year and their entertainment was top notch, just amazing. Infinity's entertainment was not at that level but at least they have the theater so that everyone who wants to see the show, can, without standing in line for 2 hours.
We cruised from Barcelona to Cannery Islands, Casablanca, Tangiers, Cadiz and Malaga. The ship is an older ship but I found it in good shape. I had read reviews that said it was not but I didn't see it. The food in both the restaurant and buffet were overall good. Some items were misses but others were excellent. Wait staff and room attendant were excellent. We did anytime dining but has 8:15pm reservation. The shows were excellent which surprised me as I usually not impressed with the entertainment. We would go to the 7 o'clock show and then to dinner. There were enrichment programs which we enjoyed. Also, we loved the ports, went to one of the world's largest mosques in Casablanca, and took a tour to Granada which was outstanding. We were in concierge class, the balcony room was fine and we had no issues. We meet wonderful people from all over. It was a great cruise.
Ignore the other reviews about the ship being old and run down. Yes it's an old ship , but is well maintained with little visible signs of wear. The service was exceptionally good everywhere and so was the food .As the cruise was over the festive season the ship excelled itself with the quality and variety of food in the Windjammer buffet and main dining rooms. We ate in the Tuscan grill one evening and it was ok but not worth the premium price. Embarkation was a doddle with a simple drill to do. The entertainment was varied and good and the ships singers and dancers acceptable. The selection of daily activities was wide and the quizzes very well attended. Disembarkation in Barcelona was very easy in the new cruise terminal. We were lucky with the weather and all the stops were good with free courtesy buses being laid on where required..
Celebrity does a great many things very well. The service I have received here is second only to Oceania. The entertainment is the best on any cruise line I have ever travelled. For service I remembered the names of four people, my room attendant, our regular barman, and both my waiters in the main dining room. This is an excellent part of the cruising experience and I can't compliment Celebrity enough on getting this part right. Other than that there were service issues - lack of staff and slow responses, undertrained staff, and a great deal of maintenance taking elevators out of service. Embarkation and disembarkation were perfectly flawless - everything went incredibly smoothly and very little time was spent on these. I carry all my bags on and off myself - this was a pain point in the past but I haven't given anyone the chance to improve it as I just take care of it myself at this point. Even if you come in clueless to the port - they are very accommodating with letting you bring in all your bags, other ports I have encountered pushback. This port they said there may be a problem but to let the x-ray operator and security decide that - the minders in the front didn't tell me no erroneously (something that has happened at Ft. Lauderdale twice). They merely offered to help me and prepare me for possible disappointment without delivering pre-emptive disappointment (such as trying to refuse to let me carry on my own bags). When we disembarked with all of our bags we faced no resistance and crew were waving goodbye. Tips: Don't do automatic gratuities, or if you do don't consider them sufficient. I tip my servers at the bar and my room attendant directly, and throughout the entire cruise and not just at the end. For a mere $2 tip on the first night I was able to get attentive bar service and not have to wait at all. I did give additional tips but not every day and in the end I tipped an average of between $1 and $2 a day to my bartender. I gave my room attendant by far the most tips and I had many requests that were all followed up very quickly. If you are craving something let the maître d' know about it. I was able to get chicken tenders and fried chicken wings delivered to my table for dinner because I was craving them. They are not on any menu and they were delicious. You can ask guest relations for a great many things, don't hesitate. I have had change made, sticky tape to fix something, and other entertainment requests filled here. Criticism: The food was bland. The food was boring. The menu options are very much the same and even different dishes seem to taste the same since they share the same butter, salt, gravy and lack of spice variety. In my experience the food on the larger ships (Edge Class) has been better than the smaller ones (Millennium Class). I took a 12 night cruise and we never had ribeye on the menu, something I did see on my Iceland cruise this year. We did have prime rib two nights and our lobster night (6 day or less cruises have omitted lobster night). The Indian food dishes are bland, the exact opposite of what you expect from a cuisine known for extracting every last bit of flavor from each ingredient. The sauce was also very thin and watery - I have never been to an Indian restaurant and had mostly clear water drip out of the dish and to the edge of the plate. These thin sauces lack the needed consistency to carry all the flavor, although the spices being absent entirely would have remained a problem even with a properly thick sauce. Meat and seafood are horribly overcooked. The prime rib is the exception that proves the rule - it was available medium rare. Every other piece of meat was well done and dry. There are occasional bits that were not overcooked but you noticed those because they were uncommon. Shrimp is terrible - rubbery and overcooked. The lobster was overcooked but less so than the shrimp. On occasion I had a moist soft piece of fish, the majority of the time it was dry and lacked a good mouth feel. Fruit was unripe and or of poor quality. I asked for no melons, pineapple, and or oranges. I was served strawberries, five or six blueberries and up to three raspberries, one blackberry, and half or a whole unripe mango. I often took one bit of the mango and it was tough and flavorless so I ended up wasting the rest of it. In the Oceanview dining area you find the occasional strawberry but blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries are nowhere to be found . . . ever. If I get a burger at the grill I accept I get a premade frozen beef patty. If I am ordering a burger at the sit-down dining room I would like a hand made patty - something a bit more. If you offer steaks you can offer a hand made patty. Tuscany breakfast had the spot on fresh orange juice - no complaints. The rest of the menu was poor in quality, accuracy to the menu, and flavor. Premium items kept running out, such as berries and mango. I think the issues with the food are driving my desire to find another cruise line. The food used to be better on the ships and its decline is the sole factor I am looking elsewhere for cruising. If I could say anything to the CEO of Celebrity it would be to re-examine the pricing to bring back the quality of food people have come to expect, once they try the cheaper offerings they may never end up coming back. I don't mind paying more if it means the food will be better, although I am price sensitive I only have so much vacation time and even though the service feels like luxury the food gives the impression I am on a bargain cruise. I am concerned that they may have reorganized some of the food to the specialty restaurants - and if that is the case then they need to bring it back or I need to consider only cruising at the aqua class or above to get access to Blu and unlimited specialty dining. Service outside of my primary people was not very pleasant. When I went for breakfast in Tuscany or lunch in the sit-down main dining area there were problems. I ordered items and consistently what they brough out was missing things. Bagels on the menu replaced with a single bagel-hole. Capers and onions on the menu absent from the plate. When I ordered lunch they were very slow to bring out the bread, take our orders after seating us, forgetting to bring out a second menu for my wife, never bringing a children's menu when requested, bringing the wrong food to the table (someone else's order - not our order incorrect), and bringing the incorrect item or incorrect preparation of the item. For example I ordered the burger that has gruyère cheese, onions, and mushrooms. I was served an ordinary mast grill burger with American cheese. I don't consider this overly picky, I ordered on thing and without asking they substituted it for something else. I could have saved a lot of time and gotten the regular burger from the grill but I wanted the different cheese - which I didn't get. At one point the waiter spilled ice cubes on the carpet and just left them there. Not a big deal, so why do I point it out? Waiters kicked the ice cubes and they ricocheted off my feet and shins leading me to jump in my seat and wonder what was hitting me. It was chunks of ice being booted by fleet feet scurrying about the dining area. There were too few staff and some of the staff severely lacked training. My wife doesn't eat dairy, they brought her coffee at least once with milk in it - had she been allergic this would have been a major problem. Luckily she is only lactose intolerant and ended up with diarrhea and not anaphylaxis. One morning they brought her hot water for breakfast instead of coffee. There were no tea bags so it wasn't an accidental switch of coffee for tea, it was just a bunch of hot water they had incorrectly brough as coffee. Luckily our room attendant chased down the room service person for them to correct it, as we were unable to get their attention. We could hear the attendant shouting for them to stop as she chased them down the hallway. Cheers for our attendant, jeers for getting an order so wrong you brought something not on the menu at all. Elevator issues throughout the trip. Elevators stuck between floors - on occasion half the main bank of elevators in mid-ship were locked between floors between 8AM and 8PM. I saw wires hanging out of the elevator and reported it, this led to a day of repairs where twelve hours later that elevator was still out of commission. Elevators were being cleaned around 12PM on the ship and therefore out of use - it would make more sense to me to do the cleaning during off peak hours. My room had a few minor maintenance issues: 1) hair dryer would get too hot and stop working - advised to use it less so that it didn't overheat (I advised they should get a better hairdryer); 2) nuts missing off of drawers - staff initially claimed everything was fine, then they added cheap nuts that didn't resemble the adjustable hand screw versions that were missing; 3) broken hinge on the refrigerator minibar; Overall if the food was better I could recommend Celebrity Cruises without hesitation, but do to the issues with the food I can recommend the other aspects of the cruise line but if you are into the food experience then you really should consider looking elsewhere.
Experience our distinctive accommodations, including our unrivalled suites, our spa-inspired AquaClass, and our meticulously thought-out Concierge Class.
Spaces so great, you might feel guilty leaving them.
Exhilarating days of discovery deserve exceptional spaces to recharge. Our range of luxurious accommodations has been artfully created to make your stay warm and welcoming. Revel in stylish design. Sink into exquisite bedding. Bask in breathtaking views. Watch the world glide by from your luxurious perch.
The Retreat
The Retreat® isn’t a place. It isn’t an amenity. It isn’t a service. It’s all of that and more. The Retreat is an unparalleled vacation experience that includes every stunning suite, a private restaurant, an exclusive lounge, and a sundeck* that rivals any high-end resort.
All Suites
Expansive views, stunning design
Suites that blur the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living. Inside, no detail has been overlooked. From cashmere mattress to premium amenities, you'll never want to leave your room.
AquaClass
AquaClass® guests enjoy a private veranda, eXhale® bedding, premium bath amenities, Plus, unlimited access to the SEA Thermal Suite or The Persian Garden, complimentary dining at Blu, and personal spa concierge.
Concierge Class
As a Concierge Class guest, your team of dedicated professionals will take care of all your vacation needs. From Priority Check-In—when you’re greeted by your Concierge—to the moment you head back home, we’re there to assist you.
Veranda Staterooms
Greet the day head on from your own private balcony or watch the sun set over the sea with that special someone, enjoy fresh sea breezes, and soak in breathtaking sunsets.
Ocean View Staterooms
Relax and enjoy your accommodations in front of large windows that offer spectacular cruise views. Each ocean view stateroom on Celebrity ships includes world-class amenities to create luxurious experiences.
Inside Staterooms
Welcome to your personal sanctuary at sea. Each inside stateroom on Celebrity ships includes world-class amenities to create luxurious experiences.
Go Green
Go Green is the latest addition to our existing Save the Waves program. Our new housekeeping initiative allows you to earn rewards while reducing your footprint. Opt-in for reduced housekeeping services to conserve energy and resource consumption. You’ll still experience the highest standards of cleanliness, plus the added flexibility of choosing your preferred time of service -all while traveling more responsibly.
Experience a culinary adventure and satisfy your appetite every night with sumptuous dining every moment of your vacation. From Chef’s Table by Chef Daniel Boulud to Tuscan Grille, Le Petite Chef, and so much more.
Enjoy an amazing array of flavours and a wide selection of restaurants to suit every mood. Our menus are inspired by, and sourced from, the incredible regions we visit.
The entertainment on board our fleet is just as revolutionary and carefully crafted as the ships themselves. In fact, we’re changing the future of entertainment at sea—or anywhere else. We believe entertainment should happen 24/7. It should be fresh and unpredictable, surrounding you and delighting you with spaces and experiences never seen before.
Bars and Lounges
We take pride in the unique features of each venue.
Each of our clubs, bars and lounges is a unique destination unto itself, with menus offering a diverse selection of classics to complement the latest trends. Some also reflect the regions we visit. To keep our menus dynamic and fresh, we work with a variety of sources including mixologists from the brands we serve and our creative, passionate team of beverage specialists at each bar.
BEVERAGE PACKAGES
One price. Zero worries. Pay one set price to enjoy a wide variety of beverages, including spirits, cocktails, wine, coffee, sodas, and unlimited bottled water.
Experience the gold standard of healthful living and wellness at The Spa. Rejuvenate your senses with leading-edge fitness equipment and classes, as well as spa and beauty services.
Well Travelled
A Wellness Journey-Well Beyond the Spa
Your holistic experience begins the moment you step on board, with the ocean as the backdrop to your wellness journey. Whether you seek or desire activity, there’s no better way to find your ultimate state of well-being than miles away at sea. Start with a good night’s rest on luxurious eXhale® bedding designed exclusively for Celebrity. Elevate your endorphins with first at sea fitness programs, including F45® fitness classes and Peloton® cycling. Complement your journey with programming from our Women in Wellness panel, comprised of some of the most influential wellness leaders. Step into The Spa for an escape within your escape. Destination Inspired Treatments, unique as the places we visit, are just the beginning of the more than 120 rejuvenating treatments we offer. And, at the heart of The Spa, our SEA Thermal Suite is a playground for the senses with eight distinct spaces to navigate your own path to wellness. At every turn of your sailing, you’ll find ways to fully restore yourself.
From fun activities on board to adventurous excursions on land, our award-winning cruises offer unforgettable experiences for the whole family to enjoy. Kids, parents, and grandparents will find plenty of opportunities to spend quality time together and create memories that will remain long after your vacation ends.
Gather everyone for a movie night under the stars. Enjoy theatre shows and live music. Splash with your kids on the beach or go on thrilling shore excursions with adventurous teens. There’s something for everyone to love on our fun-filled family cruises.
Kids and Teen Programs
The fun starts at Camp At Sea, our onboard entertainment centre and program designed exclusively for kids ages 3 to 12. Open every day from 9:00am - 10:00pm, Camp at Sea offers kids the opportunity to participate in a number of entertaining activities, including treasure hunts, arts and crafts, sports, and theme parties, all under the supervision of our experienced youth staff. For our teen cruisers, the Teen Club is the place to be. At the Teen Club, they can make new friends and participate in events like video game competitions, teen parties, and culinary classes. Activities are overseen by our team of teen counsellors and offered throughout the day, allowing teens to come and go as they please.
Entertainment On Board
There’s no shortage of entertaining venues on board. Spend the day swimming in the pool with the kids, then watch the sunset while relaxing in one of our elevated hot tubs. Gather on board for movie night under the stars, silent disco parties, hot glass classes, and archery tournaments —so many activities to share. Don’t miss the views from the Lawn Club or the Resort Deck, which provides the ultimate backdrop for a picture-perfect family photo.
Family Friendly Excursions
One of the top reasons we’re one of the best cruise lines for families is because we offer an array of family-friendly shore excursions at over 300 port destinations. With activities varying from cultural tours to thrilling water sports, families will have no trouble finding a number of exciting excursions such as swimming with dolphins, hiking up volcanoes or glaciers, and strolling through ancient Mayan ruins.
Fun, Engaging and Enriching Family Cruise Experiences. Never the Same Camp Twice.
Our cruises offer unforgettable experiences for kids of all ages. With fun games, outdoor activities, video game tournaments, and slumber parties all on the agenda, your kids will have the time of their life during their family vacation on board.
Camp at Sea is the only fully customisable kids cruise program in the industry. With over 500 activities to participate in, our schedule changes every sailing depending on the interests of our young cruisers. From arts and recreation to science and technology, we cover all types of subjects and hobbies, making sure every kid (no matter their interests), feels entertained and engaged during their family cruise.
