MS Celestyal Olympia was a cruise ship owned by the Cyprus-based Celestyal Cruises, formerly Louis Cruise Lines. In April 2012 she was named Louis Olympia after operating as the Thomson Destiny for Thomson Cruises.
Celestyal Olympia
Celestyal Cruises · Contemporary cruise ship
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Overview
Experience on board
She has since sailed for Louis Cruises as MS Louis Olympia, and as MS Celestyal Olympia since 2014. Celestyal Olympia is best planned by matching the itinerary with the ship's dining rhythm, cabin choices, and sea-day pace. Before booking Celestyal Olympia, compare what Celestyal Cruises includes in the fare with the extras you actually expect to use on board.
Who this ship is best for
Celestyal Olympia suits travelers who want a Celestyal Cruises sailing with enough structure to compare cabins, onboard rhythm, and itinerary fit before booking. It is also useful for cruisers who prefer to plan port days and ship days together instead of treating the vessel as only transportation. Celestyal Olympia suits travelers who want a recognizable Celestyal Cruises experience with clear dining and entertainment options across a typical week.
Key facts
- Cruise line
- Celestyal Cruises
- Experience
- Celestyal Cruises ship profile for itinerary, cabin, and shore-day planning.
- Ship focus
- Contemporary cruise ship
Highlights
- Balances Celestyal Cruises dining and entertainment signatures on Celestyal Olympia.
- Compare Celestyal Olympia with other Celestyal Cruises ships in our directory before you lock a fare.
- Use SeaDays to align cabin choice with venues you will visit morning and night on Celestyal Olympia.
- Pair Celestyal Olympia with port-heavy itineraries when you want more culture ashore than sea-day lounging.
- Check muster, dining, and show bookings early on embarkation day to avoid peak queues on Celestyal Olympia.
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