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Crystal Opens 2028-29 Voyages Including Japan’s Sea of Japan Coast and Crystal Grace’s First Panama Canal Transit

by Dynamic Travel News Staff
October 15, 2026
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October 14, 2026 — Crystal has announced its October 2028 to May 2029 voyages for Crystal Symphony, Crystal Serenity and Crystal Grace. Bookings open October 20, 2026.

Ship Season starts Highlights Season ends
Crystal Symphony October 3, 2028 (embarkation port TBA) Japan, including the Sea of Japan coast (Sakaiminato, Kanazawa, Niigata, Akita, Aomori); Korea; Taiwan; the Philippines; Southeast Asia; Australia and New Zealand with December holiday voyages Melbourne, January 7, 2029, where the ship begins its World Cruise
Crystal Grace November 20, 2028, Fort Lauderdale Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Patagonia; Cape Horn on February 27, 2029; Chilean fjords; first Panama Canal transit on March 22, 2029; Bermuda and the Azores Lisbon, May 2, 2029
Crystal Serenity December 4, 2028, Fort Lauderdale Mexico, Hawaii (new call at Hilo), French Polynesia, Australia (new call at Cooktown), Southeast Asia, Japan in March–April, Kodiak and Homer in Alaska Seward, May 28, 2029

What it means for travelers

  • Two of the three seasons start in Fort Lauderdale (FLL), which also makes Miami (MIA) a backup airport.
  • Several voyages are one-way, ending in Melbourne, Lisbon or Seward. The Seward finish usually means flying home from Anchorage (ANC). Plan your one-way flights home before you book.

Sources

  • Cruise Industry News: Crystal Announces Wave of 2028 Voyages and New 2029 Itineraries

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