Celestyal has unveiled its Wave Season offer with savings of up to 50 percent on 226 sailings departing between December 2025 and October 2027.
The promotion features select sailings with additional bonuses of up to $582 CelestyalPay credit, which can be used onboard for speciality restaurant dining and bar beverages and cocktails, as well as shore excursion credit of up to $232.50 on 186 sailings.
John Diorio, vice president of business development for North America at Celestyal, said: “This is one of our most generous Wave campaigns yet, designed to give travelers even more reasons to plan ahead.”
“As demand grows across Greece, the Mediterranean and the Arabian Gulf, we wanted to add meaningful value, not just through price but through experiences,” added Diorio.
“From signature dining and curated cocktails to discovering unmissable moments ashore, these added credits give guests the freedom to shape their holiday exactly as they want it.”
Savings on the Arabian Gulf itineraries include 42 departures of the seven-night “Desert Days” itinerary, sailing roundtrip from either Dubai or Doha onboard the Celestyal Journey, and 67 departures each of the new three- and four-night “Iconic Arabia” sailing roundtrip from Abu Dhabi onboard the Celestyal Discovery.
Wave Season prices start at $359 per person for a three-night sailing, the company said in a press release.
Sailings in Greece and the Mediterranean include 45 departures of the three- and four-night “Iconic Greek Island” cruise, sailing roundtrip from Athens, onboard the Celestyal Discovery, with prices starting at $499 per person.
Also included are 16 departures of the seven-night “Heavenly Greece, Italy & Croatia” cruise, and 16 departures of the “Idyllic Greece” cruise, both sailing roundtrip from Athens onboard the Celestyal Journey, with prices starting at $939 per person.
The company said that all fares include meals, soft drinks, Wi-Fi, port fees and gratuities.
The offers are available to book from December 10, 2025, through February 5, 2026, while availability lasts.
