Celestyal offers seven-night cruises from £319 in Black Friday deal

The offer, available for a limited time from 25 November to 3 December 2024 is valid across 65 departures, across the line’s Mediterranean and Arabian Gulf deployment.

Eleven of the new ‘Desert Days’ cruises, which will debut for the first time in November this year, are included, departing between November 2024 and March 2025.

Sailing on the 1,260-passenger Celestyal Journey, the seven-night itinerary departs roundtrip from either Doha, Qatar, or Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), and calls at Bahrain, Khasab, Oman, Sir Bani Yas Island, UAE, and Abu Dhabi, UAE. Prices in the Black Friday sale start from £319 per person, representing a 67% saving.

Guests can also choose from 40 sailings departing between December 2025 and March 2027, on Celestyal’s three- and four-night Iconic Arabia cruise.

Sailing on the 1300-guest Celestyal Discovery, roundtrip from Abu Dhabi, the three-night voyage takes in Doha and Sir Bani Yas Island, while the four-night option calls at Fujairah, Muscat and Khasab. Prices start from £219 and £269 per person respectively, offering a 57% saving.

Five Heavenly Adriatic sailings, an itinerary which debuted in March this year, are also on offer, departing between April and May 2025. Sailing on the Celestyal Journey, the seven-night cruise departs roundtrip from Athens and calls at Kefalonia, Greece, Dubrovnik, Croatia, Kotor, Montenegro, Bari, Italy, Corfu, Greece, and Katakolo, Greece. Prices start from £499 per person, representing a 65% saving.

Celestyal chief commercial officer Lee Haslett said: “These exciting new itineraries are already firm favourites with our guests, and for good reason – they are packed with a mix of unmissable marquee and hidden gem destinations, and offer a wealth of regionally immersive experiences both at sea and ashore.

"Our Black Friday deal offers an unbeatable opportunity to explore the world on these incredible voyages, all at exceptional value. But get in there quick as these fantastic savings won’t be around for long."