Celestyal, the leading cruise operator of Greek origin with cruises around the Greek islands and the Eastern Mediterranean, confirms the acquisition of a new cruise ship.
Originally built as Ryndam for Holland America Line and most recently operating for P&O Australia, the 1,260-passenger Celestyal Journey will undergo a comprehensive €20 million renovation and technical maintenance check before entering service.
“Global events in recent years have put our growth plans on hold, but the positive outlook in the industry, coupled with increased bookings for the upcoming season, offer Celestyal the opportunity to resume the renewal process. of the fleet with the addition of new ships," said Chris Theophilides, CEO. "In addition to her spacious decks, numerous bar and restaurant options as well as her public areas and cabins, Celestyal Journey will offer our guests a significant increase in cabins premium and with a balcony, which continue to be in high demand on all our trips. We are looking forward to welcoming you to the Celestyal fleet.''
Celestyal Journey will undergo its refurbishment program in the Piraeus ship repair zone. Details about the onboard experience and itineraries will be announced shortly.
