Celebrity Solstice cruise from Yokohama to Vancouver

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DAY	DATE	PORT OF CALL	ARRIVAL	DEPARTURE
1	Sun 24 Apr 2022	Yokohama, Japan	Embark	7:00 PM
Yokohama is located on the western coast of Tokyo Bay, less than half an hour's train journey directly south of Tokyo. It is the second largest city in Japan and one of the cities most visited by foreigners. Despite being devastated by bombings in WWII it remains a maritime city and retains an international flavour. Nissan and city of Yokohama have launched Japan’s first-ever car-sharing program with ultra-compact EVs (electric vehicles). The main objectives of the project are to reduce carbon emissions on public roads, improve the quality of transportation in the city, and promote tourism. more info
2	Mon 25 Apr 2022	At Sea
3	Tue 26 Apr 2022	Hakodate, Japan	7:00 AM	4:00 PM
Hakodate is the largest city and port in southern Hokkaido, Japan. It is considered to have – as seen from Mt. Hakodate – one of the world's most impressive nightscapes, particularly from June through March, when the bright lights emitted from the squid fishing vessels add a touch of romantic inspiration. Take a trip to Mount Hakodate, and on the drive be impressed by the agricultural area that feeds most of Japan. While there try the Ropeway and then relax in one of the delightful hot springs, such as Yunkawa Onsen. more info
4	Wed 27 Apr 2022	At Sea
5	Thu 28 Apr 2022	At Sea
6	Fri 29 Apr 2022	Petropavlovsk, Russia	8:00 AM	7:00 PM
Petropavlovsk is the main city and the main administrative, industrial, and cultural centre of the Kamchatka peninsula. Arriving on a fine day presents visitors with spectacular views of a massive harbour, four active volcanoes, and one of the oldest towns in the Russian Far East. Petropavlovsk is still home to a Russian submarine base. Weather and time permitting, it is well worth taking a helicopter flight that targets the Valley of the Geysers, the second biggest collection of geothermal features after Yellowstone. You could have the opportunity of landing in the Valley of the geysers and take some walks through the area. more info
7	Sat 30 Apr 2022	At Sea
8	Sun 1 May 2022	At Sea
9	Mon 2 May 2022	At Sea
10	Tue 3 May 2022	At Sea
11	Wed 4 May 2022	At Sea
12	Thu 5 May 2022	At Sea
13	Fri 6 May 2022	Vancouver, Canada	7:00 AM	Disembark
Vancouver is a sophisticated coastal city located to the south of British Columbia, Canada. The city is linguistically and ethnically diverse as reflected in the fact that 52 percent of its inhabitants do not speak English as their first language. Ranked highly in worldwide ‘liveable city’ rankings for many years and being surrounded by nature’s scenery at its best, makes tourism its second largest industry. This beautiful city brims with attractions such as Vancouver's Olympic Village located on the SE side of False Creek, which offers stunning views of the city's downtown skyline and Coastal mountains. more info

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Get away on the Celebrity Solstice for 13 unforgettable nights on the Celebrity Solstice cruise from Yokohama to Vancouver through the waters of TransPacific. This cruise departs from Yokohama and visits 4 ports in 3 countries before returning to Vancouver. This particular 4 star cruise from Celebrity Cruises has 1 forward departures. Our exclusive specials start as low as $92 per person/day, twin share. Book today and save... Call now and talk to a cruise specialist!

Celebrity Solstice Overview

Celebrity Solstice shares its year between Australia/New Zealand and Alaska. Around October until March each year (2019/2020 and 2020/2021), based between Sydney and Auckland (and occasionally Melbourne), she cruises the South Pacific, Great Barrier Reef, Tasman Sea and New Zealand on cruises of around two weeks. Take a transpacific cruise via Hawaii in April/May or September each year. The full crossing takes 28/30 nights, and consider linking this with a 7-night cruise along the Inside Passage of British Columbia and Alaska. The transpacific journey Sydney – Honolulu – Vancouver over 27 nights takes you to four ports in Hawaii, and could be preceded/followed by a 7-night Alaskan glacier cruise. As for the Alaskan itineraries May to September, these are 7-night round tours from Seattle that visit the usual sites and glaciers. Celebrity Solstice is ranked by Berlitz Cruising and Cruise Ships (2018) the highest of large resort ships that regularly sail Australian waters.

Accommodation

Ninety percent of staterooms have an outside view, and of these 95% have a balcony – more than any other superliner in the world. Standard cabins have a sofa or convertible sofa bed, twin beds that convert to a double bed, plenty of storage space, personal safe, mini-bar/refrigerator, interactive TV, and good-size bathroom. The cabins are nicely decorated and appealing with warm wood-finish furniture. You’ll be provided with robe, tote bag, bath products, hairdryer and safe, and twice-daily room service. Some balcony staterooms are interconnecting. Suites have more space, butler service, better amenities and personal service. There are no single cabins, and 30 wheelchair-accessible cabins.

Food and Dining

The two-deck Grand Epernay, with its grand staircase and musicians’ gallery overlooking the sea through a huge glass wall, offers excellent meals and service at two dinner seatings. The décor adds to the fine dining experience. There are three alternative pay-extra dining venues. Murano (reservations-only, extra cost), serves classic French and Continental cuisine in absolute style – allow three hours. The Tuscan Grille, an Italian steakhouse, delivers the best of grills, seafood and pasta. Silk Harvest serves a mix of Asian dishes. AquaSpa guests dine at Blu with a Mediterranean menu. Japanese à la carte lunch and dinner are available at Sushi on Five. Room service is available 24 hours a day from a limited menu of sandwiches, pizzas, salads and desserts.

Entertainment

The main showlounge Solstice Theatre typically presents song and dance revues, along with singers, comedians and musical acts. Theme nights are held in the Sky Observation Lounge. The Entertainment Court, featuring street performers, is adjacent to the Quasar nightclub. During the day entertainment choices range from games, art auctions, bingo, wine samplings and dance lessons, to educational presentations. A unique top-deck “Hot Glass Show” demonstrates the creation of glass art by the Corning Museum of Glass. For a quiet time withdraw to the card room, or the spectacular 24-hour library, extending vertically for two decks. Play casino-style games on your Apple or Android smartphone while onboard.

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