Celebrity Apex offers a wide range of accommodation options. Browse cabins to find the stateroom that suits your needs. Contents Deluxe Inside Stateroom Decks: Deck 9,Deck 10,Deck 11,Deck 12 Category: ...

The suite has two bedrooms and bathrooms, a living room, and a terrace with a private hot tub. The Iconic suite is the largest suite across all Celebrity ships. When someone says "luxury at sea," you ...

With 15 cabin categories or more on some ships, choosing the ideal accommodation may look confusing, but once you know the ...

Be gone great whites. There’s a new sheriff in Sharktown. Celebrity Cruises’ latest ship is the apex predator the travel industry didn’t know it needed. Aptly named Apex, this Cadillac of cruise ...

Celebrity Cruises' new Apex ship has the Iconic suite, a 2,500-square-foot accommodation that starts at $15,000. The suite has two bedrooms and bathrooms, a living room, and a terrace with a private ...

When someone says "luxury at sea," you may think of a private yacht with butlers, free-flowing alcohol, panoramic views of the ocean, and private hot tubs. What may not come to mind is a giant cruise ...

Travelers can experience a variety of exciting four-to-14-night vacations on the state-of-the-art ship, which will cruise from Southampton from April through October. "Guests told us how much they ...

Back by popular demand for her second summer season from Southampton, Celebrity Cruises®’ award-winning ship, Celebrity Apex® is offering itineraries to stunning destinations in 2025, from Northern ...

Celebrity Apex, the second ship in the game-changing Edge® Series, modernizes the way guests see the world, featuring an innovative outward-facing design and visionary spaces that stand apart from ...

Celebrity Cruises’ ship Celebrity Apex is returning to Southampton, England, for her second summer season. The 2,910-guest ship will sail to a variety of destinations from April through October, ...

The Celebrity Apex was named in Fort Lauderdale yesterday by its godmother Reshma Saujani, the founder of the Girls Who Code nonprofit, with Royal Caribbean Group chairman Richard Fain, right. Photo ...