Celebrity Silhouette
November 16 to November 20, 2023
Solstice Class / 2902 Passengers / Maiden Voyage: 2011 / Ports: Key West and Bahamas
Unique to Celebrity
- The Silouhette is the fourth of the the Solstice Class
- We cruised the eponymous Solstice in January 2018, roundtrip from Sydney, Australia
- The Indoor Solarium pool was very accommodating; quiet and relaxing.
- Solstice class ships feature the “Lawn Club” on the top deck, with real grass and yard games.
Cabin Photos
Note: Photos below are from the sister ship Solstice (January 2018).
Ports
On this trip, we visited Nassau and Key West.
- Nassau - we have stopped in Nassau numerous times, and only walked around the market this time.
- Key West - There’s a lot to see in Key West - not just bars. The music venues were enjoyable for a short stop. Previously, we had traveled to Key West for a weekend and taken tours of the area. History buffs can tour the “Truman White House,” which you are advised to book in advance (and not necessarily through the cruiseline). Hemingway’s house can be toured, but be advised to strongly consider your tolerance to cats, which are plentiful (and reportedly 6- toed). Duval Street is definitely an interesting area to visit, but most would consider it appropriate for aged 18+. You can hit the highlights of Key West in a day, and determine whether you want to return for a few days of leisure.
Will We Do It Again?
- Absolutely. Celebrity offers great food and entertainment. While your visit to Key West is necessarily limited to the port hours, some find it a difficult and expensive destination to explore via car, flight and/or hotel, so an occasional port day can be just the thing.