Does Celebrity Cruises have small ships?

Celebrity Cruises has a fleet of varying-sized ships, so to help you give an idea of the cruise line's entire fleet, we've ranked all Celebrity Cruises ships by size from smallest to largest. From the 16-guest Celebrity Xploration to the 3,260-guest Celebrity Ascent, this is how they stack up by size.



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FAQ. What is the tiniest cruise ship in the world? The tiniest cruise ship in the world is the Celebrity Xploration offered by Celebrity Cruises. The ship has a guest capacity of 16 and sails around the Galapagos Islands.

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Small cruise ships, on the other hand, carry no more than 1000 passengers and as little as 70. The smaller the size, the more exclusive your experience becomes.

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Celebrity is the best premium cruise line where guests can visit up to 8 destinations in one sailing, dine in a new restaurant at every meal, rest in spaces thoughtfully designed to the last detail for comfort, find your well-being miles away at sea, all with the world at your service.

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Celebrity Cruises earns high marks from cruisers and experts alike, thanks to its upscale design and innovative cuisine.

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Smaller ships mean less crowded excursions. And forget the tourist traps! A physically smaller ship can also fit into narrower ports, so you'll get the bonus of exploring more far-flung and culturally interesting destinations.

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Steerage is a term for the lowest category of passenger accommodation in a ship.

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Forbes Vetted
  • Best Luxury Cruise Overall: Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection, Evrima.
  • Best Luxury River Cruise: Viking River Cruises, Viking Osiris.
  • Best Luxury Cruise For Foodies: Crystal, Crystal Serenity and Crystal Symphony.
  • Best Small Ship Luxury Cruise: Seabourn, Seabourn Venture.


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Carnival Cruise Line, known for its budget-friendly fares and frequent sales, and Celebrity Cruises, which offers a more upscale experience at reasonable rates, rank No. 2 and No. 3, respectively.

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Celebrity tends to get a bit older crowd as they don't care about rock climbing, water slides, parachuting, surfing, zip lining, or catering to kids needs. Although Celebrity charges higher prices for supposedly being a bit more upscale, they are too big of ships to be considered high end luxury cruises.

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Midship staterooms on the lowest passenger deck are the most excellent spot to be on a cruise ship in this instance because you don't feel the vessel sway as much.

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Oceanview Stateroom has a window or porthole but no direct access to a balcony.

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You can choose the Senior (Age 55+) box to see if a discount is available. If you're interested in learning more about which itineraries have senior discounts, call the cruise line to ask.

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Pro: Larger ships boast more bells and whistles, so it follows naturally that they present more entertainment options. From comedians, game shows and Broadway revues to magicians, movies and dinner theater productions, there's something to keep just about everyone busy.

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To avoid crowds and experience cooler temperatures, consider traveling in the shoulder months of May and September or early October. Most Mediterranean cruises sail in the summer months, when the sun and sand in coastal ports are at their peak and cities come alive with activity.

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Cabins and suites. Royal Caribbean offers a dizzying array of cabin and suite options, especially on its newest and largest ships. Celebrity features fewer overall cabin categories but offers non-suite rooms that come with extra perks. Both cruise lines offer a variety of cabin styles and price points.

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The 5-star rated ships represent the three distinct classes of Celebrity Cruises, the architectural masterpieces of the avant-garde Edge series having features like a cantilevered floating bar, outward facing deck, two-storey rooms with plunge pools etc., the intimate Millennium Series with the most modern ships and ...

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