Crystal was found in 1990 with a vision to set a completely new standard in luxury travel and world exploration, owned by NYK Line of Japan, and is based in Los Angeles. It was rated the Best-Luxury large ship for 16 consecutive years by Condé Nast Traveler. Beyond its well-deserved reputation for dining, service and big-ship options, Crystal Cruises is particularly known for signature features that include onboard sushi bars, huge wine cellars, paddle tennis, expansive Computer University@Sea labs and one of the best enrichment programs in cruising. Crystal also offers the best programs for children in the luxury market.

About CRYSTAL CRUISES

• Modern luxurious attention and service at sea, comparable to the world’s finest hotels
• Highest repetition rate by cruise vacationers than any other cruise line
• All ocean-view cabins, starting from 225 square feet
• 100% Egyptian cotton sheets, feather beds and plush duvets, pillow menu, Frette Terry cloth robes, Baltic bath linens, and flat-screen TV
• Penthouse suites feature personal butler service, jacuzzi tubs, Villeroy & Boch china and classic Riedel crystal
• The highest space/guest ratio and crew/guest ratio among large cruise ships
• Enrichment programs – Complimentary Berlitz language lessons, Yamaha piano lessons, Cleveland wellness seminars, Smithsonian culture / history seminar, Wine tasting classes, golf clinic by PGA pro and more
• Breakfast-in-bed, dinner at your verandah – 24-hour complimentary in-room dining
• Specialty dining – Silk Road (rated Best Japanese Restaurant at Sea), Prego Italian restaurant – gratuity USD 6 per person for dining in specialty restaurants
• Multiple Food & Wine themed voyages throughout the year, the itineraries features world-renowned celebrity chefs, wine sommeliers and cheese experts 
• Complimentary soft-drink and specialty coffee
• All-inclusive as-you-wish promotion (up to USD 2,000 onboard credit)

Itineraries

The fleet carries 2 ships - Crystal Symphony and Crystal Serenity. They offer voyages to nearly all seven continents; mainstays include Europe, Asia, the Middle East, North America's Canada/New England region, the Caribbean, Panama Canal, South America and Alaska/British Columbia. You may also sign-up for the annual World Cruise or combine itineraries back-to-back for an extended surprise.