Celebration Cruise Line

Cozy Up to The Coast

2012-01-29 00:00:00

There’s no better way to commemorate Cupid’s holiday than swapping L.A.’s smog and traffic for the bucolic tranquility of the Central Coast and Santa Ynez Valley this Valentine’s Day. And whether you want to hit the beach or wine...

New cruise ships headed to South Florida ports

2012-08-23 00:57:00

Several new cruise ships will call South Florida ports home in the 2012-13 cruise season, and they're sporting many bells and whistles for local cruisers to experience. Other not so new ships will also make a first appearance, including Celebrity...

Cruise Homeport Spotlight: Port of Palm Beach

2011-07-25 05:54:03

The fourth-busiest container port in Florida, the Port of Palm Beach is also the homeport to the year-round Celebration Cruise Line's Bahamas Celebration cruise ship featuring two-night cruises to the Bahamas that can be extended with cruise and resort...

Little cancer warrior loses her battle, but her light shines on

2011-03-27 14:46:00

Florida Cruise Guide ship spotlight -- the Bahamas Celebration

2009-12-01 00:00:00

Is it a coincidence that the phrase "season's greetings" starts with "sea?" Not if you consider Celebration Cruise Line's sailings to enjoy the holidays aboard its ship, the Bahamas Celebration. Here's what the line has on tap for this season: -- Sailing...

Celebration Cruise Line making move to Port of Palm Beach

2010-01-22 00:00:00

After more than a decade of trying, the Port of Palm Beach finally may have landed a vacation cruise ship. Celebration Cruise Lines plans to begin service to the Bahamas starting March 1, according to a deal port and company officials unveiled today...

Port of Call Spotlight: Freeport/Lucaya, Grand Bahama Island

2010-09-13 00:00:00

Due to its proximity to Florida --only 50 miles east of Palm Beach -- Grand Bahama Island is a popular destination for many Floridians for a quick, grab-your-beach-towel-and-go fun day getaway by cruise ship. Grand Bahama-bound ships sail from Fort...

. Built in 1981 and refurbished in 2009 when she became the Bahamas Celebration, the ship is a 35,855-ton vessel with capacity for 1,551 passengers. Registered in the Bahamas, the crew is international.

2009-12-01 12:08:09