Transpacific Cruises

Embark on an unforgettable voyage across the Pacific Ocean, from Asia to Alaska. Along the way, discover the unique cultures and histories of China, Japan and Russia. Let’s go exploring.

WHY SAIL ON A TRANSPACIFIC CRUISE?

Discover incredible destinations on a Transpacific cruise.

The world is yours for the discovering on a transpacific cruise. We’ll begin in China, where you’ll experience the whirlwind of Shanghai before the moving onto the frenetic metropolis of Tokyo, Japan.

Other alluring stops include Russia, where you’ll have the chance to explore one of the oldest towns in the country. In Canada, cycle around Vancouver’s scenic Stanley Park or stroll around atmospheric Gastown. Your cruise ends in Alaska, where you will call at the small fishing town of Dutch Harbour with its unique landscape and rich WW2 history. We’ll also cross over the International Dateline.

Along the way, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to enjoy sea days onboard one of our luxurious ships. After a long day, treat yourself to a spa treatment, decadent meal or evening cocktail.

Transpacific Cruise FAQs

Answering your questions about Transpacific cruises.

Want to discover more about our transpacific cruises? Find out everything you need to know with these answers to some of our most frequently asked questions.

Why are transpacific cruises popular?

The Pacific Ocean covers over 30% of the world’s surface. A transpacific cruise allows you to explore the world like never before, introducing you to a range of incredible destinations. Transpacific sailings are ideal for those looking for the ultimate relaxation, as you’ll also have the opportunity to spend sea days chilling out onboard one of our luxurious ships.

What are the highlights of a transpacific cruise?

On a transpacific cruise, you can explore ancient temples in Tokyo, cross the International Dateline and wander through serene botanic gardens on Canada’s Victoria Island.

What should I pack for a transpacific cruise?

Bring plenty of layers to keep you warm in case of unpredictable weather, as well as sun lotion, sunglasses and a hat. For days at sea, bring along some comfortable clothes for relaxing in and some swimming gear. If you’d like to dress up in the evenings, don’t forget smart attire.

How many sea days are there?

The amount of sea days depends on your sailing, but generally, there are at least four.

Which ships do transpacific sailings?

Currently, Celebrity Millennium completes transpacific sailings.

What is there to do onboard?

There’s plenty onboard to keep you entertained. You might choose to treat yourself to a spa treatment at Canyon Ranch Spa, or take a stroll through the art gallery. In the evening, wind down with a book in the library, catch a movie at the Rooftop Terrace, or enjoy a meal in one of our speciality restaurants.

TRANSPACIFIC HIGHLIGHTS

The best of Transpacific, handpicked by us.

Explore just some of the destinations we visit on our transpacific cruises with this gallery of handpicked highlights, from bustling Tokyo to peaceful Vancouver Island.

Views of the Vancouver skyline, Canada.
Senso-Ji Temple, Tokyo, Japan.
Otaru, Japan.
The iconic Mount Fuji, Japan.
Aerial view of Hakodate, Japan.
Alaska's Dutch Harbor.

When to take a Transpacific cruise.

Best time to go on a Transpacific cruise, with Celebrity Cruises.

There is no bad time to embark on a transpacific cruise, but we recommend the shoulder seasons, in months like September and April. This is when you'll experience smaller crowds and pleasant weather.

You might choose to plan your cruise around one of the many events and festivals taking place in the many destinations we visit. In Japan, cherry blossom season takes place in the last week of March and the beginning of April. During this time, the trees in Kyoto, Tokyo and Osaka bloom with pastel pink flowers, which fall and catch the breeze as they wilt, making for striking photographs. In Vancouver, the Celebration of Light takes place in the summer –with countries competing to create the most impressive firework display.