New York to Fort Lauderdale, 5 November 2028

Crystal Grace hosts 337 suites across multiple categories. In a Crystal-first, every suite boasts a private balcony. Suite design has been led by Milan-based Studio Ibsen, which has reimagined the spaces with thoughtful new features, including walk-in showers and additional storage. The entry-level Premium Veranda suites boast beautiful ocean views, a built-in wardrobe, and a living area complete with a sofa.

Offering a step-up in living space, the Penthouse accommodation on Crystal Grace comes with a range of enhanced amenities, not to mention unlimited dining in the ship’s speciality restaurants and unlimited laundry. You’ll also enjoy a jacuzzi bathtub, separate living and dining areas, and an afternoon canapé service. As is customary with Crystal Cruises, butler service is included as standard.

One of the most exclusive suites at sea, Crystal Grace’s Owner’s Suite offers a haven of space with 270-degree views and a combined interior and veranda space of 3,915 sq.ft. Most notably, the private veranda boasts a hot tub, a dining area, and an outdoor shower, while the suite also hosts its own butler’s pantry and an integrated library. It is, without doubt, one of the most ambitious suites Crystal has ever created.

Crystal Grace is all-inclusive, and for many guests, dining sits at the heart of the experience. As with Crystal Serenity and Crystal Symphony, every speciality restaurant – Umi Uma by Nobu, Osteria d’Ovidio, and Beefbar – is included in the fare. However, what changes on Crystal Grace is the physical environment and layout, with expanded outdoor dining areas, covered terraces, and shared bars creating a connection between the dining experience and the ocean.

Umi Uma is perhaps Crystal Cruises’ standout dining venue, and many of our loyal clients find the experience among the most memorable they have had. With 84 seats and a menu bursting with Japanese-Peruvian flavours, like the Nobu-style Black Cod and grilled Chilean sea bass. Situated on Deck 5, Umi Uma on Crystal Grace features a sushi bar (no reservation needed) and a full-height glass wall offering unobstructed ocean views.

Two hallmarks of the Crystal dining experience, these venues return on Crystal Grace, this time connected by a shared bar. Osteria d’Ovidio features menus designed by a three-star Michelin chef, Massimiliano Alajmo, while Beefbar serves a mix of signature dishes and elevated classics, including burgers and hot dogs

Beyond the speciality restaurants, Crystal Grace will feature an enhanced Bistro, a dedicated Pool Bar, and additional casual venues, adding further daytime choice. Full details of all venues will be confirmed closer to the inaugural sailing in June 2028. What is already clear is that Grace will offer the most considered outdoor dining programme Crystal has ever produced, with covered terraces across multiple venues designed specifically for life at sea in warm-weather sailing regions.

What has been confirmed so far is that Crystal Grace will feature a full wraparound promenade deck that circles the entire ship. While this is a feature on Serenity and Symphony, it’s rarely found on ships of this generation. The Stardust Club and Galaxy Lounge will be brought together on Deck 11, creating a more cohesive and sociable evening atmosphere than the existing ships currently offer. A dedicated Pool Bar adds a further daytime social hub. Shore experiences aboard Crystal Grace will be curated exclusively by Abercrombie & Kent, Crystal’s sister company, giving guests access to A&K’s global network of destination specialists in every port.

Based on what Crystal has confirmed and the direction established by the 2023 refurbishments of Serenity and Symphony, Grace will maintain one of the highest crew-to-guest ratios in the ultra-luxury sector. Butler service for every guest, unlimited WiFi, and the all-inclusive philosophy that defines the Crystal experience will carry through to the new ship.

Full details of the spa and wellness facilities aboard Crystal Grace have not yet been announced. Based on the Aurōra Spa experience aboard Crystal Serenity and Symphony, guests can expect a comprehensive treatment menu, sauna and steam facilities, and a well-equipped fitness centre. Crystal has indicated that Grace will build on and enhance the wellness offering established during the 2023 refurbishments, though specific details of treatments, venues, and spa square footage will be confirmed closer to the 2028 debut.

The most significant entertainment change aboard Crystal Grace is the consolidation of the Stardust Club and Galaxy Lounge on Deck 11, creating a dedicated evening and late-night destination that the existing ships don’t offer in as concentrated a form. On Serenity and Symphony, the evening venues are spread across different decks, which can dilute the social atmosphere later in the evening. If you’ve been on Crystal’s other ships, you’re likely to appreciate this change immediately.

Crystal has always offered one of luxury cruising’s best enrichment programmes, and this will continue on Crystal Grace. Expect the same mix of cultural presentations, wine events, destination lectures, and Broadway-calibre performances in the Galaxy Lounge that guests know from the existing ships. The photography programme and creative workshops that form part of the Crystal experience will carry through to the new ship.

Crystal Grace is designed primarily for adults and couples, following the same approach as Crystal Serenity and Symphony. There are no dedicated children’s clubs or structured kids’ programming. Families travelling with older teenagers who have a genuine interest in culture, food, and enrichment tend to find Crystal works well, and the all-suite, all-veranda format aboard Grace gives families more private outdoor space than the existing ships. Connecting suite options will be available for groups travelling together. If you’re considering Crystal Grace for a multigenerational trip, our Voyage Consultants can advise on the best suite configuration for your party.