315 metres (1,0333 ft) of Celebrity Solstice was getting ready to leave Sydney later in the afternoon, for 11 nights, destination top end of Queensland.
Weighs in at 122,000 tonne according to Celebrity Cruises website
Accomodates 2,850 people
or if you had to be home before dark, try this one for a quick skip around the harbour
... or the Rivercat; the view's just as good
I'll take the Rivercat! Either would be new to me. The Celebrity Solstice is massive! I would love to have a tour around the ship but not so sure about a cruise.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful boats and scenes Carole.
ReplyDeleteMake me wanting to sail.
Costas
ein wunderschönes grosses Schiff!
ReplyDeleteEine schöne Reise wünsche ich dir!
Lieben Gruss Elke
Now that is one big ship!
ReplyDeleteI'll bet it's beautiful inside too.
That's beautiful cruise ship! They are so huge.
ReplyDeletejust a huge beast...
ReplyDeleteWhat a great cruise Carole, beautifully photographed.
ReplyDeleteI wish you happy Easter.
Greetings Irma
It's fun to just look at boats -- of any size! (Although the first is more like a floating city than a boat!)
ReplyDeleteWe cruise a lot and Celebrity is our favourite Cruise line, we have been on all the sister ships of the Solstice but not yet in this one. It is most of the time in Australia and South East Asia.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
This is a lovely looking ship! I just came back from a cruise, and am thinking that Celebrity is going to be my next choice for a cruise company as I hear so much positive about it!
ReplyDeleteHoly cow! Look at the size of that sucker! I've never seen a cruise ship in person, but it has to be very impressive to see such a large vessel up close.
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