Celebrity Cruises Infinity | Canary Islands Route, Embarking and Disembarking in Barcelona | 13-Day, 12-Night Winter Sun Cruise

Price includes:

1. Three meals a day on board (main dining room + buffet). The main dining room usually serves a three-course meal, with a menu provided daily for guests to order from. The buffet is open for 20 hours and offers beverages such as water, coffee, and tea during meal service.

2. Accommodation and cabin services

3. Cruise tickets

4. Onboard leisure and entertainment: swimming pool, gym, water park, and bar with live music

5. A variety of song and dance performances, instrumental performances, theater shows, disco, movies, and live shows. Please refer to the onboard schedule for specific entertainment options.

6. All taxes and port fees

7. Games and childcare services at the children's club.

Also not included:

1. Fees for additional services such as specialty dining, paid SPA services, WIFI, and beverage packages.

2. Under current policies in various countries, travelers can disembark and explore independently, provided they follow local policies. Alternatively, if you join a cruise-organized group tour, the cost is €50–150 per person per city.

3. Tips: approximately USD 18–25 per person per day.

Change and cancellation policy

Important Information for Tour Participants

I. Registration Process and Important Notes

For all bookings made through this website, please carefully read all terms published on our company website, in the booking confirmation, and in the pre-departure notice. Once you submit an order, our company will consider that you have confirmed and fully agreed to the published terms. If any member of the group violates the rules set out in these terms, they will be responsible for all resulting consequences.

1. Please make sure that each traveler’s passport is valid for at least six months after the end of the trip! Infant travelers also need a passport. For itineraries that require visas, please prepare the appropriate visas. A multiple-entry Schengen visa is required for the Schengen Area.

2. Travelers departing from within China should arrive in the departure port city at least one day before the cruise sets sail. Travelers departing from Europe should arrive in the departure port city at least 6 hours in advance. Otherwise, if you miss the cruise, you will need to make your own way to the next port to board.

3. Before booking, please make sure you understand the product’s cancellation and change policy. You can consult customer service staff.

4. Please make sure to check the health of all passengers boarding the ship. Passengers with chronic illnesses, elderly passengers, pregnant women who are more than 23 weeks pregnant, and infants under 6 months old are not permitted to board.

5. After your booking is confirmed, we will send you a confirmation from the cruise company. Please refer to the information in the cruise company’s confirmation.

6. To register, first fill out the booking form on the website. Please carefully complete and check all the information, including names, gender, ID or passport numbers, contact details, requested room type, and pickup and drop-off points. Our company accepts no responsibility for any losses arising from errors in the registration information you provide.

7. Prices listed on the official website are for reference only. After your booking is confirmed, you will receive an online registration confirmation. Our staff will email you within 24 hours with your booking details. Please refer to that email for the exact price and information.

8. Travelers must confirm that all the information provided for joining the tour is accurate. Personal identification details and contact phone numbers are especially important. Travelers are responsible for any consequences arising from incorrect information they provide (for example, being unable to cross a border because their ID has expired, the name on their ID does not match the name used to book a ferry ticket, or their visa type does not meet the relevant country's entry requirements; or staff being unable to contact them because they provided an incorrect mobile phone number). Any resulting losses, including personal return costs, transportation costs, and travel expenses, must be borne by the traveler.

9. Applicants are advised not to book any flights or other transportation tickets related to the itinerary before the ferry ticket is confirmed. If a traveler books flights or other transportation tickets related to the itinerary at their own discretion but their booking for the tour is ultimately unsuccessful, the applicant must bear all resulting losses.

II. Pre-Trip Preparations:

Detailed list of items to bring:

※Special note: To facilitate inspection by customs officials in different locations when crossing borders, please carry your passport, ID card and other documents with you at all times. Do not put them on top of your luggage!

1. Documents

(1) Passport: Must be valid for at least 6 months after the disembarkation date. Document requirements for Europe: A national ID card from a Schengen country; or a Chinese passport + valid Schengen residence card (the names in pinyin on both documents must match); or a Chinese passport + multiple-entry Schengen visa.

(2) Hold an identity document matching your nationality.

(3) Emergency contact number and itinerary: request before departure

2. Valuables

(1) Cash: Euros or an internationally accepted currency (US dollars)

(2) International dual-currency credit card (VISA or MASTER). You can link your credit card directly to your cabin card for faster checkout.

3. Clothing

Light, casual clothing: Bring according to your personal needs.

Formal attire: at least 1 outfit recommended (formal attire is required for the captain’s dinner)

A jacket or shawl: for sun protection and to keep warm indoors or on air-conditioned coaches, where temperatures may be low.

Slippers, casual shoes, and swimwear: slippers are generally not provided in cabins. Appropriate attire is required to use facilities such as the pool, spa, and gym.

4. Miscellaneous items:

Passengers must bring their own personal items, such as a toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, body wash, razor and hairbrush, as these are not provided on the cruise ship.

Sunscreen: for sun protection

Medicines: Bring personal supplies such as stomach and digestive remedies, cold medicine, and bandages. Motion sickness medicine is available free of charge on board the cruise ship.

Travel adapter: The cruise ship has European-style sockets (two round holes) and American-style sockets (three flat holes in a triangular arrangement, compatible with domestic two-flat-pin plugs). Rated voltage: 110–220 V AC.

Rain gear: bring according to your personal needs

Insulated mug and tea leaves: Bring these according to your personal needs

Cruise ship baggage is generally limited to 90 kg per person, so exceeding the limit is very rare. We recommend carrying valuables and fragile items with you.

Cruise ship baggage is not subject to strict liquid restrictions. Toiletries, cosmetics, and perfume can all be brought aboard.

Everyday items such as power banks and selfie sticks may also be carried on or checked in.

Please note that drones, self-balancing scooters, skateboards, inline skates, roller skates, and similar items are not permitted. In exceptional cases, permission must be requested from the cruise line; its final decision will apply.

III. To ensure a smooth trip, please check that you have not packed any items prohibited aboard the cruise ship:

╳ Bringing any food or beverages aboard is prohibited, including meat, poultry, fruit, sealed canned or packaged foods, carbonated drinks, mineral water, tea, milk, yogurt, juice and alcoholic beverages. Passengers traveling with infants may bring some infant supplies and food.

╳ Bringing any alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages aboard for consumption or any other purpose is prohibited. Alcoholic beverages purchased at the pier or in shops on board will be held by the ship and delivered to your cabin on the last day of the voyage. (For passengers taking consecutive cruises, alcoholic beverages they purchase will be returned the day before disembarkation from their final voyage.) Alcoholic beverages brought aboard by passengers on the day of departure (such as baijiu, yellow rice wine, beer, etc.) will not be returned if discovered.

Other items commonly prohibited from being brought across borders include: all types of weapons and imitation weapons; counterfeit currency; printed materials, film, photographs, records, movies, audio tapes, video tapes, and other items harmful to China’s politics, economy, culture, or morals; drugs and poisons; animals, plants, seeds, and propagation materials; and cultural relics.

Items whose entry or exit is restricted include controlled knives; precious metals; biological materials, microorganisms, blood and blood products; and other items. If restricted items must be carried for special reasons, they must be declared to customs and approved. The amount to be declared will be confirmed by the relevant authorities.

To best protect your interests, please read our “Registration Guidelines and Liability Terms” carefully. This document sets out important information that our company provides to members of outbound tour groups and, together with our “Overseas Travel Safety Guidelines and Other Important Information,” forms part of the travel contract. We reserve all rights to interpret the content of this website.

IV. Booking Restrictions (to be updated according to the specific cruise line’s requirements)

1. Pregnant travelers must disclose their pregnancy when booking. As a general rule, participation is not recommended for travelers who are more than 24 weeks pregnant. Those who still wish to join must be accompanied by a family member and complete a “Waiver of Liability”; however, our company reserves the right to refuse them depending on the circumstances. Travelers who are less than 24 weeks pregnant and still wish to join must also be accompanied by a family member and complete a “Participation Declaration”; a certificate permitting them to board must also be provided. The company reserves the right to refuse them depending on the circumstances. Travelers are responsible for all consequences arising during the trip from their own actions.

2. The cruise line requires infants traveling on a cruise to be at least 6 months old on the day the cruise departs.

3. The cruise line defines passengers under the age of 18 as minors. If a minor is traveling on board without their parents, the following documents must be provided:

1) A legally valid notarized certificate of the relationship between the parents and their child (in Chinese and English);

2) Photocopies of the parents’ passports (the page with their photos and names);

3) Their parents must complete the “Authorization Letter.” Please print the attached document, sign it, and bring it with you;

4) Copies of both sides of the parents’ ID cards;

5) A copy of the minor’s birth certificate.

All of the above documents must be carried by underage travelers and presented when checking in to board. Otherwise, the cruise line may refuse them boarding.

4. Booking information for senior travelers:

Travelers over 70 years old must be accompanied by a family member and complete the “Group Tour Declaration.” If they are not accompanied by a family member but insist on joining the tour, our company reserves the right to refuse their booking at its discretion. Travelers are responsible for all consequences arising from their own actions during the trip. Due to limitations in our service capacity, we cannot accept bookings from travelers over 80 years old. Thank you for your understanding.

5. Booking information for minors:

Minors joining the tour must be accompanied by at least one adult, who must act as their guardian and take responsibility for their safety. Any consequences arising during the trip from a minor’s own actions or from inadequate supervision by their accompanying adult are the responsibility of the tour member. Due to the limits of our service capacity, travelers under 18 cannot register for or travel on their own. Thank you for your understanding.

V. Tour Member Responsibilities

1. Travelers must not engage in illegal activities during the trip.

2. When exercising their rights, travelers must not harm the interests of the state, society, or collective, or the lawful rights and interests of others.

3. Observe public order and respect social ethics. Group members should respect the dignity of tourism service staff and show mutual respect and support for other group members; respect local customs, traditions, and ways of life; and refrain from defacing scenic sites or buildings, spitting, littering, or engaging in other uncivil behavior.

4. Make an effort to learn what you need to know for your trip and strengthen your awareness of personal safety. Group members may choose and purchase personal accident insurance and other insurance policies. During the trip, keep your luggage and belongings safe, and carry valuables with you or take other precautions to protect them.

5. Check the local weather when traveling and pay attention to children’s safety.

6. If group members voluntarily take part in hazardous activities included in the official itinerary, such as rock climbing, mountaineering, rafting, scuba diving, or bungee jumping, they will be personally responsible for any resulting disputes, property loss, or personal injury. Our company accepts no liability.

VI. Overseas Travel Safety Guidelines and Other Important Information

To best protect your interests, please read our “Overseas Travel Safety Guidelines and Other Important Information” carefully. This document sets out important information that our company provides to members of outbound tour groups and, together with our “Registration Guidelines and Liability Terms,” forms part of the travel contract.

(I) Helpful Tips

(1) Please board the ship at the time and place stated in the travel notice. Passengers who miss the ship are responsible for the consequences.

(2) Shore excursions at each port of call may be adjusted according to weather conditions. The itinerary ultimately confirmed by the cruise line will apply.

(3) After the cruise ship docks, if you go ashore to explore independently, you may return to the ship for meals or arrange your own. If you join a shore excursion, whether meals are included depends on the itinerary selected. If meals are not included, you may return to the ship for a meal or make your own arrangements, depending on the circumstances. Meal costs are non-refundable.

(4) For more detailed information about the cruise, please carefully read the pre-departure Notice and Travel Information.

(5) If you plan to join a shore excursion, please sign up at the service desk as soon as possible after boarding, as places are limited.

(6) Smoking is permitted only in designated smoking areas. For safety reasons, please do not smoke in your cabin.

(7) Formal attire is required for the Captain’s Dinner, so we recommend bringing a set of formal clothes.

(8) Seas can sometimes be rough along the route, which may cause seasickness or other discomfort. We recommend bringing medication for motion sickness.

(9) Under the cruise line’s rules, guests traveling on a Mediterranean cruise must strictly comply with the cruise line’s terms of carriage. Please read them carefully. You will be responsible for any consequences resulting from violations of these terms.

(II) Other Information and Important Notes

1. Please comply with local laws and regulations.

2. Be sure to carry the relevant documents and a valid passport with you.

3. Before taking part in any high-risk activities, assess your health and abilities and follow the relevant safety instructions, such as wearing a life jacket, fastening your seat belt, and wearing suitable or required clothing. We strongly advise group members to avoid these activities during free time on the trip. If you choose to participate, you do so at your own risk.

4. Do not take part in entertainment activities that may be illegal.

5. Take note of and heed all warnings, such as not wandering around or feeding animals in wildlife parks.

6. Be especially vigilant when visiting areas with poor public security, and avoid going out alone.