

Crystal Grace
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All-suite Crystal, rebuilt
We see Crystal Grace as Abercrombie & Kent’s Crystal bet on intimate luxury with real suite space—not a megaship costume. She’s for couples and food-forward travelers who want butler-level suites, chef partnerships, and a quieter ocean ship before the 2028 debut hype hardens into reality.
Onboard energy should read polished, with Palm Court views, Avenue Saloon piano nights, and pool-deck Movies Under the Stars setting a quieter pace. Kids clubs exist for peak family periods, but we sell her for couples and food-forward travelers who want yacht-like space ratios and butler-level suites. Suite living is the point: we book her when real square footage and polished evenings matter more than a megaship entertainment map.
Every stateroom is a veranda suite, so there are no insides or classic oceanviews to bargain-hunt on this ship. Most guests will land in Aquamarine categories, while stretch bookings chase Sapphire, Junior Penthouse, or the showpiece Crystal Owner's Suite with its wraparound terrace. Solo travelers can use the dedicated Single Veranda category, and you should ask us which bank matches how much terrace you will actually use before depositing.
Dining is the booking reason for many shoppers: Umi Uma by Nobu, Osteria d'Ovidio with the Alajmo kitchen, Beefbar, plus Waterside and the Marketplace. Versus older Crystal hardware she's a clean-sheet Fincantieri design, and versus Oceania or Viking she's more suite-exclusive and chef-branded. Soft ask: if you're shopping 2028 Mediterranean or Northern Europe, confirm the exact segment on this page before deposits.
- Couples shopping all-suite luxury with butler service
- Food-forward travelers chasing chef-partner restaurants
- Solo guests who want a true single-veranda category
- Shoppers who prefer intimate tonnage over megaship scale
- Families who need a kids-first resort ship every day
- Budget cruisers who want inside cabins and deal fares
- Anyone who needs a ship already proven in guest reviews
She’s still a newbuild story—delivery is scheduled for 2028, so venue and itinerary details can still shift. Confirm the latest cabin map and maiden-season routing with us before you commit deposit money.
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Crystal Grace, on paper
Show ship backgroundHide ship backgroundCrystal Grace is the lead ship of three Fincantieri-designed newbuilds ordered by A&K Travel Group for Crystal Cruises after the brand's 2022 acquisition. At about 61,800 GT with roughly 766 guests and 559 crew, she is intentionally smaller than Japan-built Crystal Serenity while targeting a high space-per-guest ratio. Steel cutting was marked in May 2026, with keel assembly planned for late 2026 and delivery targeted for May 31, 2028.
Design partners include Studio Ibsen, Studio Gem, and Tillberg Design of Sweden for the public-room brief. The accommodation plan is all-veranda: categories run from Premium/Single Veranda through Aquamarine, Sapphire, penthouse tiers, and a flagship Owner's Suite. Public highlights on the plan include Seahorse Pool with cabanas, Aurora Spa, Casino de Monte-Carlo, Galaxy Lounge, and chef-partner restaurants Umi Uma, Osteria d'Ovidio, and Beefbar.
Maiden programming announced around Rome and Civitavecchia in June 2028, with a Monte Carlo christening window during the opening voyage. A wider Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Arctic, Americas, Asia-Pacific, and Caribbean pattern follows thereafter. Confirm this sailing's homeport and segment on the page, because early seasons often get revised.
Build record
- Keel to delivery
- 2026 – 2028
- Inaugural
- Jun 2028, Civitavecchia
- Sisters
- TBN-2030, TBN-2032
Upcoming sailings
14 itineraries · 17 sail dates on Crystal Grace. Fares are live and change daily.






| Sailing | Date | Depart | Nights | $/n | Inside | Balcony | Suite |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Europe & MediterraneanCivitavecchia (Rome) | Sorrento | Igoumenitza | Kotor | Split | Zadar | Trieste | Fusina (Venice) · 3 dates | Jun 11, 2028 | Rome (Civitavecchia) | 8 | $1,513 | $12,100 | — | $12,100 |
Europe & MediterraneanFusina (Venice) | Ancona | Korcula | Brindisi | Corfu | Bodrum | Syros | Athens (Piraeus) | Jun 19, 2028 | Fusina | 8 | $1,288 | $10,300 | — | $10,300 |
Europe & MediterraneanAthens (Piraeus) | Molos | Valletta | Palermo, Sicily | Tunis (La Goulette) | Cagliari (Sardinia) | Motril | Valencia | Valencia | Barcelona · 2 dates | Jun 27, 2028 | Athens | 11 | $1,118 | $12,300 | $12,300 | $13,800 |
Europe & MediterraneanBarcelona | Toulon | Monte Carlo | Monte Carlo | Portofino | Livorno (Tuscany) | Civitavecchia (Rome) | Jul 8, 2028 | Barcelona | 7 | $1,186 | $8,300 | $8,300 | $9,400 |
Europe & MediterraneanFusina (Venice) | Ancona | Korcula | Brindisi | Corfu | Bodrum | Syros | Athens (Piraeus) | Jul 23, 2028 | Fusina | 8 | $1,088 | $8,700 | $8,700 | $9,200 |
Europe & MediterraneanBarcelona | Toulon | Monte Carlo | Monte Carlo | Portofino | Livorno (Tuscany) | Civitavecchia (Rome) | Aug 11, 2028 | Barcelona | 7 | $1,071 | $7,500 | $7,500 | $7,800 |

