Celestyal expands speciality dining deals
Celestyal is rolling out new set menus and combination discounts on speciality dining across its two-ship fleet.
Onboard the 1,260-guest Celestyal Journey, the Asian inspired ‘Pink Moon’ restaurant now offers a three-course set menu for €40, with ‘The Smoked Olive’ Mediterranean restaurant offering a five-course option for €45.
In addition, the ‘Grill Seekers’ brasserie has the choice of a five-course set menu for €49.
Alongside Celestyal Journey’s set menus, guests can take advantage of new combination deals, offering savings of up to 30% when booking two or three speciality dining experiences on one sailing.
The 1,266-guest Celestyal Discovery will exclusively offer a dedicated lunch menu in ‘Grill Seekers’ featuring a selection of burgers, ribs and a rotisserie platter.
‘Grill Seekers’ and ‘Pink Moon’, and their new menus are also included in a 25% discount when guests purchase the Celestyal Plus+ Experience package.
Celestyal Plus+ also features the premium ‘Sky High’ drinks package, €150pp shore excursion credit and all port charges, gratuities, and Wi-Fi access.
Celestyal offers year-round sailings to the Greek islands, Mediterranean and Arabian Gulf for three, four or seven nights.
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