Celebrity Reflection
Ship Facts
Occupancy: 3046
Tonnage: 126,000
Length: 1047 feet
Beam: 123 feet
Draught: 27 feet
Cruisespeed: 24 knots
Inaugural Date: Oct 12, 2012
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Iceland & Ireland Gay Bears Cruise 2019
10 nights from/to Dublin, Ireland
May 16 – 26, 2019
Celebrity Cruises Reflection
 Join us on Cruise4Bears European Bears gay group cruise as we set sail on Celebrity Cruises stylish Celebrity Reflection to Iceland, Scotland & Ireland! The highlights of this exciting cruise are visits to exotic Iceland and the charming beauty of Ireland & Scotland! Iceland is one of the most gay friendly destinations in the world and this is an exciting opportunity to join a group of fellow gay bear travelers in a once in a lifetime voyage.
Steaming geothermal pools, rushing waterfalls and glittering ice-clad volcanoes that take away your breath. Take an Iceland cruise and lose yourself in this ‘land of ice and fire.’
Get ready for a modern luxury cruise you’ll never forget. With a blend of modern life and colourful heritage, you’ll discover incredible natural beauty, culinary wonders and cultural gems at every turn.
We’re of the opinion that Iceland has to be seen to be believed. On your Iceland cruise, we take you to the charming town of Isafjordur, where the surrounding peaks and the dark waters of the fjord are like something from a Nordic myth. We also take you to Reykjavik, Iceland's creative and cosmopolitan capital.
Around 40 minutes from Reykjavik, The Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland's most popular and well-known attractions. Stepping into this lava field is like stepping into a fairy-tale. Bathing in the warm blue-green water, between the plumes of steam and surrounded by Iceland’s rugged wilderness is an unforgettable experience.
Your Iceland cruise is the ideal time to catch sight of some of the world's largest and most mysterious animals: whales. For the best chance, look from the top deck as we enter Akureyri or head up to the bay when we dock. 
Your ship - Celebrity Cruises stylish Reflection
As the one of newest ships in the Celebrity fleet, Celebrity Reflection offers a whole host of exciting and contemporary features. From the moment you step onboard, you’ll embark on an adventure in more ways than one; go on a gastronomic journey through our gourmet fine dining restaurants such as classic Murano, or innovative Qsine. Alternatively, let yourself be guided by your curiosity, and relax in the library or learn something new in the Celebrity iLounge.
A cruise onboard Celebrity Reflection is the ultimate escape. Feel everyday life wash away with the tide as you watch the ocean from a secluded hideaway cabana in the Alcoves, restore and rejuvenate both body and mind at the luxurious Canyon Ranch spa, or visit our newly added Tiffany and Swiss Watch stores onboard.
Why not head to the World Class Bar when night falls? Creative cocktails are crafted using modern mixology methods and often unexpected ingredients. Or how about a cinematic night under the stars with A Taste of Film at the Lawn Club. It's an exciting way to enjoy the great outdoors, satisfy your love of movies, and dazzle your taste buds all at once.
Celebrity Reflection is chock full of fun activities for everyone! This amazing ship offers a spa and fitness center that has a wet treatment room, a dry treatment room, a sauna, a steam room, and state-of-the-art fitness equipment. The ship also has a basketball court and a jogging track for guests who want to keep fit; if you'd rather cool off by the pool, there are two swimming pools and a whirlpool. Guests can soak up the sun (and the ship also boasts extra lawn chairs so there's plenty of space for you and the whole family poolside!), or make a splash in the water.
Celebrity Reflection offers the most innovative entertainment options at sea. The brand-new theatre offers more space and more seats, where you can experience stunning live performances, comedians and more. The ship has a casino, as well as several bars and lounges. Michael's Club has a wraparound bar, with a combination of bar stools and plush chairs for guests to enjoy; this chic social spot also offers a great selection of craft beers, to compliment the already diverse variety of fine whiskeys, scotches, cognacs and bourbons. Try your luck in the casino, or you can spend a relaxing evening under the stars at one of the cabanas at the Alcoves. There are many different things for you to enjoy each evening, so don't miss out!
Only for Bears!
Theme Parties
White party, Hot'n'Sexy party or Costume party. Only for bears. Private.
Tours & Transfers
We work very hard to offer the best all-bear tours at incredible rates.
Pre- & post-cruise
Includes meetings, parties, tours and host hotels. Our Hotel packages also include transfer from/to port.
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Iceland & Ireland Bears Gay Cruise Itinerary
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Date |
Port |
Arrive |
Depart |
| 16 May |
Dublin, Ireland |
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10 PM |
| 17 May |
Glasgow (Greenock), Scotland |
9 AM |
5 PM |
| 18 May |
A Day at Sea! |
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| 19 May |
Reykjavik, Iceland |
1 PM |
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| 20 May |
Reykjavik, Iceland |
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3 PM |
| 21 May |
Akureyri, Iceland |
10:30 AM |
6:30 PM |
| 22 May |
A Day at Sea! |
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| 23 May |
Lerwick / Shetland, Scotland |
10 AM |
6 PM |
| 24 May |
A Day at Sea! |
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| 25 May |
Cork (Cobh), Ireland |
10 AM |
5 PM |
| 26 May |
Dublin, Ireland |
7:30 AM |
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Day 1, Day 11 - Dublin, Ireland
 Birthplace to a host of renowned writers such as Oscar Wilde and W.B Yeats, Dublin, the friendly Irish capital is literally steeped in culture. But it’s just as famous for ‘black nectar’ – Guinness. Most of the city's 18th century buildings have been restored, taking you back to bygone days. Explore monastic ruins and estates and shop for woolens and other local wares. For a closer look at Ireland's most famous export, visit Irish Whiskey Corner. This 90-year-old warehouse flat has been converted into a museum, featuring a presentation about the making of Irish Whiskey. Visitors receive a complimentary tasting.
Day 2 - Glasgow (Greenock), Scotland
 Set against a backdrop of exceptional Victorian architecture, Glasgow treats you to a unique blend of nightlife, fantastic shopping and pubs. No visit to Scotland is complete without a dram of whisky. Although historically a working class city, Glasgow is now home to a thriving arts and cultural community. There are many museums and galleries to choose from, including the recently reopened Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum. These, combined with beautifully restored Victorian architecture and the revived River Clyde (which is a nod to the city's maritime heritage) have set the pace for Glasgow's heady cultural evolution.
Days 3, 7, 9 - Fun Day at Sea
 Sit back, kick off your shoes and put your feet up during our 'at sea' days, where you can chill in the bar, lounge by the pool or enjoy a relaxing beauty treatment in the spa. For simple pleasures, why not try a game of table tennis? Or if you’re feeling energetic, now’s the chance to explore all the amazing activities the ship has to offer, from spectacular, West-End-style entertainment to adrenalin-charged sports.
Days 4 & 5 - Reykjavik, Iceland
 celand’s epic landscape defies description. The greenest of valleys. The blackest of beaches. The bluest of geothermal springs. Still-warm lava fields. Reykjavik is known for brightly coloured roofs, vibrant cafés and boutiques. For an exciting sea adventure, visitors to Reykjavík are encouraged to try one of the many whale watching tours that operate along the harbour. The Blue Lagoon is probably the most recognizable feature of what Iceland has to offer visitors. A trip to Reykjavík would not be complete without a trip to the pools, which are open all year round.
Day 6 - Akureyri, Iceland
 Although only 100km from the Arctic Circle, a warm microclimate allows for the world’s most northerly botanical garden in Akureyi, filled with exotic plants. Whale-watching opportunities abound here, so bring your binoculars! Akureyri were the sandbanks that projected into the harbour; in earlier times there were no fewer than five of those. Four have now disappeared, however, owing to the diligence of the Akureyri people in reclaiming land from the sea. The northernmost one, Oddeyri Point, is still in place, though, and a clear landmark in the town. It was in the inner harbour, in the safe shelter of Oddeyri Point, that the merchants of earlier times preferred have their ships lie at anchor.
Day 8 - Lerwick / Shetland, Scotland
 Lerwick is the capital of Shetland, and has the lively reputation to match. The views of the natural harbour are beautiful, and there’s plenty of spots to try some traditional Scottish fare. Besides its dramatic Shetland Islands scenery, Lerwick is close to Jarlshof, an important archaeological site, Scalloway Castle and the island of Foula, the haunt of countless seabirds. Fort Charlotte - This impressive structure dates back to 1665 and was designed as a Cromwellian stronghold to protect the Sound of Bressay from invasion during the Anglo-Dutch War.
Day 10 - Cork (Cobh), Ireland
 Navigate Cork's hilly streets and discover the melody of Ireland's most talkative citizenry, who have a way of making conversation. Visit local artisans and witness their skills in weaving and cutting crystal. The magnificent Cobh Harbor is just a short drive from Cork. An enchanting place, the main district of Cork sits on an island formed by the diverging channels of the River Lee. The city itself is filled with a multitude of picturesque quays and bridges. Cork is the ideal spot to outfit yourself with Irish tweeds, kiss the Blarney Stone or simply relax and enjoy the charming countryside.
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