Africa to Asia; Alaska to Antigua; Panama Canal to Pacific Coast of Central America – the world is your oyster. Luxury line Crystal has just opened bookings for its 2026 itineraries that promise a whole new world of unparalleled adventures for travellers.
After spending the first half of 2026 cruising the waters of Asia and Africa, Crystal Symphony will return to the US for a spectacular Alaskan season, followed by sailings in Canada, the East Coast before ending in the Caribbean.
Sistership, Crystal Serenity will remain in the Mediterranean and Northern Europe, followed by a transatlantic voyage where she will cross the Panama Canal to explore exciting countries along the Pacific Coast of Central and South America.
“From Japan’s stunning cherry blossoms to a complete solar eclipse in Western Europe, we are confident that the new itineraries will exceed expectations and provide unparalleled adventures for all,” says Tony Archbold, VP of Crystal APAC.
Highlights of Crystal’s new voyages
Mombasa to Singapore
The 25-night voyage from Kenya to Singapore onboard Crystal Symphony departs on 6 February 2026 will explore the spice bazaars and white sands of Zanzibar. You will also get to explore tropical haven of Madagascar and rainbow reefs. Symphony will then cruise to the Seychelles and Maldives for some barefoot bliss before continuing to the remote Andaman Islands and the markets of Phuket. Prices start from $15,920pp.
Tokyo to Tokyo
The 13-night journey onboard Crystal Symphony departs on 5 April 2026 to explore ancient and modern Japan from Shimizu to Kobe, a renowned culinary hotspot. You will also discover ancient Kyoto before heading to coral-fringed Okinawa and Taiwan. Prices start from $9140pp.
Lisbon to Lisbon
The 18-night cruise onboard Crystal Serenity departs on 9 June 2026 to experience the food, wine, history and culture that make Spain and Portugal so enticing. You will also visit Casablanca, Gibraltar and Granada’s Moorish palace of Alhambra, then Cartagena, Valencia and Barcelona. Prices start from $15,190pp.
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