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Sister ships of
Celebrity Silhouette
Celebrity Silhouette
Destination:
Departure Port:
Capacity:
3046
Tonnage:
125 366
Destination:
Departure Port:
Auckland, New Zealand, Fremantle, Australia, Honolulu, Hawaii, Seattle, WA, Singapore, Singapore, Sydney, Australia, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Capacity:
2850
Tonnage:
121 878
Destination:
Departure Port:
Capacity:
2850
Tonnage:
121 878
Destination:
Departure Port:
Capacity:
2850
Tonnage:
121 878
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Interactive deck plans
Celebrity Silhouette
Celebrity Silhouette
Capacity2886
Crew1000
Tonnage122 210
Length315 m (1,033 ft)
First voyage2011
Decks16
Celebrity Silhouette is a Solstice-class cruise ship, owned and operated by Celebrity Cruises.
History
Celebrity Silhouette is the fourth ship in the Solstice class, her sister ships being Celebrity Equinox, Celebrity Eclipse, Celebrity Solstice and Celebrity Reflection. Solstice, Equinox, and Eclipse entered service in 2008, 2009, and 2010, respectively. Silhouette was launched in 2011, and Reflection, the... Read more
Celebrity Silhouette
Celebrity Silhouette
Cruiseline:
Capacity (DO):
2886
Crew:
1000
Tonnage:
122 210
Length:
315 m (1,033 ft)
Beam:
36.8 m (121 ft)
First voyage:
2011
Decks:
16
Celebrity Silhouette is a Solstice-class cruise ship, owned and operated by Celebrity Cruises.
History
Celebrity Silhouette is the fourth ship in the Solstice class, her sister ships being Celebrity Equinox, Celebrity Eclipse, Celebrity Solstice and Celebrity Reflection. Solstice, Equinox, and Eclipse entered service in 2008, 2009, and 2010, respectively. Silhouette was launched in 2011, and Reflection, the final ship in the Celebrity Solstice series, launched in 2012.
The ship is scheduled to undergo a dry dock in January 2020.
Design and construction
The fourth of five ships in the Solstice class, Celebrity Silhouette was constructed by Meyer Werft at their shipyard in Papenburg, Germany. Celebrity Silhouette is built to the same design as the preceding three ships. The completed ship is 319 metres (1,047 ft) in length overall, with a beam of 36.8 metres (121 ft), and a tonnage value of 122,400 gross tons. Celebrity Silhouette carries 2,885 passengers.
The vessel's name was publicly announced on 21 December 2009. The ship was launched in 2011.
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Attractions on Celebrity Silhouette
Silhouete Theater
The grand Silhouette Theater is the premier live performance venue aboard Celebrity Silhouette. While accommodating a generous audience, it retains a comfortable, intimate atmosphere, bringing you ...
Shore Excursions
Here you can book excursions
Cafe al Bacio & Gelateria
The warm atmosphere, comfortable furniture and the sweet scent of the Gelateria’s freshly baked waffle cones create an instant emotional connection. Cafe al Bacio is a great place to relax, any tim...
Pool
Spend the day by the pool. Relax with a book, or have a bite at the grill. Enjoy the serenade of the music from the bandstand and dance your heart away on the dance floor. For a refresher, take a d...
Bowling
Bowling on board - it's cool and fun!
Future Cruise Vacations
Introducing our new and improved onboard booking program—Celebrity Future Cruise Vacations. Now with richer and more flexible offers, there's no better place to book your next modern, upscale vacat...
Qsine®
Qsine® offers a culinary journey that delivers elements of surprise and delight. Our James Beard featured Master Chef created Qsine to give you something you've never experienced before—on land or ...
Pool Bar
Energetic, lively and casual; a large poolside spot for light and refreshing cocktails, frozen specialties and non-alcoholic offerings, from sunup to sundown. The musical program transitions from t...
Solstice Deck
When you arrive at the highest point on the ship, you won't be disappointed. Whether you're looking for the ideal spot to do some early morning yoga, stretch out on a canopied lounge bed, or for th...
The Entertainment Court
This is the place where you can have fun with your friends
Staterooms on Celebrity Silhouette
Latest travel blogs about Celebrity Silhouette
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This ship was launched in 2011 and has faithfully served her owner since that time. Her construction cost the company $640 million, and her next refurbishment is scheduled for January 2020. Dear friends! Today we invite you to get acquainted with the Celebrity Silhouette cruise ship and... |
 Our next stop during the cruise is the island of
Grand Cayman
, known for its snow-white emerald beaches, iguanas and off-shore zone. To my surprise, only during my visit I’ve realized that it is one of the wealthiest and prosperous states of the Caribbean… the annual average salary... |
 One week holidays pass very quickly and now our
cruise liner
returns back to the
port of Ft. Lauderdale
from which the voyage began.
It is wise to unload early in the morning, as there will be long lines everywhere; the customs office, the airport, etc.
Early morning in ... |
 This post contains all the pictures of vessels that i captured from my trip to the
port of Fort Lauderdale
.
We met this expensive catamaran at the port's exit:
There are many berths in the port - about eight. Each vessel must be docked in a separate berth because of the different zones... |
 I had the opportunity to take another cruise on the
Celebrity Silhouette
liner.
After a morning in New York, with a temperature of 41 degrees F (5 degrees C), it was really nice to look at such view through my window a few hours later.
A couple of pictures of the surroundings... |
 The second part of the small photo report about our trip to the Jamaican port town of
Falmouth.
After the beach and quite a strong burning in the sun, I realized that I had enough and returned to the ship. Actually, after returning to the port, I took photos of the mainland where the... |