Up to 50% Off Unmissable Mediterranean & Arabian Cruises
Saturday, Jan 31, 2026
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Sun-soaked coastlines, iconic landmarks and unforgettable experiences await, and with new July and August sailings just added, there’s even more choice this summer.
- Up to 50% off select sailings
- Up to €500 CelestyalPay credit per cabin
- Plus up to $240 Shore Excursion Credit
From charming island towns to legendary ancient sites, now is the ideal moment to secure a summer escape, with extra peak-season departures now available.
This Specials closes at midnight on 2026-02-05.
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