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Celebrity Constellation 7-Night Southern Caribbean from San Juan

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Celebrity Constellation 7-Night Southern Caribbean Cruise — San Juan

At a Glance

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Price
From $706 p/person
Ship
Celebrity Cruises · Celebrity Constellation
Route
San Juan roundtrip
Dates
Saturday sailings Nov 2026 – Feb 2027
Details
Interior

What's included

  • 7-night Southern Caribbean aboard Celebrity Constellation
  • Tortola, St. Kitts, Dominica, St. Lucia, and Barbados
  • Interior, Ocean View, Veranda, and Suite rates posted by sail date
  • Ask about Always Included drinks, Wi-Fi, and gratuities

Overview

Sail a 7-night Southern Caribbean round-trip from San Juan aboard Celebrity Constellation — a Millennium-class ship — on Saturday departures from November 2026 through February 2027. The featured week calls Tortola, St. Kitts, Dominica, St. Lucia, and Barbados.

Travelin' with Theresa posts Interior, Ocean View, Veranda, and Suite fares by sail date under the Staterooms tab.

  • Ship: Celebrity Constellation (Celebrity Cruises)
  • Length: 7 nights · San Juan to San Juan
  • Ports: Tortola (BVI), Basseterre (St. Kitts), Roseau (Dominica), Castries (St. Lucia), Bridgetown (Barbados)
  • Sailings: Saturdays — November 28, 2026; January 2, 9, and 16, 2027; February 27, 2027
  • Featured category: Interior from $706 p/person

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the starting fare per person?

Pricing starts from $706 p/person for an Interior stateroom on November 28, 2026, based on double occupancy and space availability.

Which ports does this cruise visit?

Tortola, St. Kitts, Dominica, St. Lucia, and Barbados, with one day at sea. Some Saturdays swap in St. Thomas, St. Maarten, Antigua, and Grenada.

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Itinerary

Celebrity Constellation · 7 Nights · San Juan, Puerto Rico roundtrip · Saturday departures

DayPortTime
Day 1San Juan, Puerto Rico — EmbarkDepart evening
Day 2Tortola, British Virgin IslandsTypical full day in port
Day 3Basseterre, St. Kitts & NevisTypical full day in port
Day 4Roseau, DominicaTypical full day in port
Day 5Castries, St. LuciaTypical full day in port
Day 6Bridgetown, BarbadosTypical full day in port
Day 7At Sea
Day 8San Juan, Puerto Rico — DisembarkArrive morning

This is the published Saturday routing with Tortola, St. Kitts, Dominica, St. Lucia, and Barbados. Some Saturdays call St. Thomas, St. Maarten, Antigua, and Grenada instead. Confirm the final schedule when you book.

  • Day 1 — Saturday: San Juan, Puerto Rico — Embark
  • Day 2 — Sunday: Tortola, British Virgin Islands
  • Day 3 — Monday: Basseterre, St. Kitts & Nevis
  • Day 4 — Tuesday: Roseau, Dominica
  • Day 5 — Wednesday: Castries, St. Lucia
  • Day 6 — Thursday: Bridgetown, Barbados
  • Day 7 — Friday: At Sea
  • Day 8 — Saturday: San Juan, Puerto Rico — Disembark

When does Celebrity Constellation sail this 7-night Southern Caribbean itinerary?

Saturday departures from San Juan including November 28, 2026; January 2, 9, and 16, 2027; and February 27, 2027. Those dates are listed under Staterooms.

Staterooms

Celebrity Constellation posts four rate buckets: Interior, Ocean View, Veranda, and Suite. Open a room tab for photos, size, and Celebrity category codes. Every sail date is in the compare table. Cabin photos are representative; we confirm the exact stateroom when you book.

Open a room tab for photos, size, and Celebrity category codes. Fares for every sail date are in the compare table.

Interior stateroom aboard a Celebrity cruise

Interior

158–199 sq. ft.·Celebrity categories I1, I2

A quiet Celebrity interior with twin beds that convert to a queen — the starting category on these Caribbean weeks.

Ocean View stateroom aboard a Celebrity cruise

Ocean View

161–200 sq. ft.·Celebrity categories O1, O2

A picture window for natural light, plus the same Premium bedding and vanity as an Interior.

Veranda stateroom aboard a Celebrity cruise

Veranda

192–248 sq. ft.·Celebrity categories V1, V2, C1, C2

Celebrity’s balcony category — a furnished verandah for Puerto Plata mornings and St. Thomas sunsets. Concierge verandas use the same column.

Suite with a private verandah aboard a Celebrity cruise

Suite

300–1,892 sq. ft.·Celebrity categories S1, CS, RS, PS

AquaClass, Concierge, and The Retreat suites. Ask about the Always Included package when you price a suite.

Stateroom Rates

Per person, double occupancy. Each published Saturday sailing as a row — Interior, Ocean View, Veranda, and Suite.

Sail dateInteriorOcean ViewVerandaSuite
Sat, Nov 28, 2026$706Add rateAdd rateAdd rate
Sat, Jan 2, 2027$762Add rateAdd rateAdd rate
Sat, Jan 9, 2027Call for rateAdd rateAdd rateAdd rate
Sat, Jan 16, 2027$1,091Add rateAdd rateAdd rate
Sat, Feb 27, 2027Add rateAdd rateAdd rateAdd rate

Cruise fares are per person, based on double occupancy, and change with space availability. Some Saturdays swap St. Thomas, St. Maarten, Antigua, and Grenada for St. Kitts, Dominica, St. Lucia, and Barbados.

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Dining

Constellation keeps a classic Celebrity main dining room, an oceanview café, and specialty rooms you can add with Always Included.

  • Main Restaurant: Multi-course evenings
  • Oceanview Café: Casual stations all day
  • Tuscan Grille: Steak and Italian
  • Sushi on Five
  • Café al Bacio: Coffee and sweets

Shipboard Activities

Celebrity Constellation is a mid-size Millennium-class ship — a quieter Southern Caribbean week than the mega ships out of Florida.

  • Lawn Club and the pool deck
  • The Spa and fitness center
  • Celebrity Theater
  • Martini Bar and the casino
  • Sunset Bar for sea days

Deck Plans — Celebrity Constellation

Theresa can help you pick a quiet midship Celebrity Constellation stateroom — away from theaters, galleys, and early-morning pool-deck chair scrape. Ask for a cabin number when you request a quote.

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How to pick a cabin location

  • Midship, middle decks — usually the most stable and convenient for getting around the ship.
  • Check what’s above and below — avoid cabins directly under the pool or Lido, or over a nightclub or theater.
  • Elevators and connecting doors — handy for families, but they can mean more hallway traffic and noise.
  • Forward vs aft — forward can feel more motion; aft balconies often have bigger views and a quieter vibe.

Ready to lock in a cabin number? Request a quote and Theresa will match you to the right location on this sailing.

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