Your Flight

Your holiday includes return flights. Flights are based on a London Gatwick departure. Birmingham, Cardiff, Luton and Manchester flights are available at a supplement.

Your Cruise - 7 nights

Enjoy your cruise the way you want to on board Thomson Celebration. There are plenty of ways to relax and enjoy yourself on this cruise ship that offers a little touch of luxury.

Thomson Celebration boasts five bars and two lounges as well as a health & beauty spa and sports deck. In the evenings enjoy West End style shows, live music, the casino or the disco. Whatever you choose to do on board, Thomson Celebration has something for you.

Your Red Sea cruise will be an assault on your senses. You'll visit Cairo, Luxor, Jordan and then there's the Red Sea itself. Perfect for snorkelling or just chilling out. Your first destination is Jordan for a couple of days of exploring the tombs and temples carved into rock.

Then it's off to Cairo where you'll absorb the atmosphere in the backstreets where locals smoke sheesha pipes over endless games of dominoes. Luxor is next on your itinerary where you can visit the nearby Valley of the Kings and Hurghada where you can walk on the sand that glimmers like finely ground gold.

Your cruise line - Thomson Cruises

Thomson Celebration Cruise Ship, Full Board

On Thomson Celebration you can enjoy your cruise holiday just the way you like it – slow and lazy or full and active. There are lots of quiet places onboard to relax and get away from it all as well as plenty of activities to entertain you. There’s also a Kidzone where children can have fun and meet friends while Mum and Dad enjoy some time for themselves.

Lifestyle onboard your Thomson cruise ship

Thomson Celebration offers a little touch of luxury and lots of opportunities to spoil yourself. Her wide choice of spacious and comfortable cabins include the option to upgrade to a lavish suite with sea view.

There’s a two storey health and beauty spa where you can treat yourself to a little pampering as well as fabulous dining options – including the cruise ship’s Zilli Restaurant, offering inspirational menus created by Italian celebrity chef, Aldo Zilli.

What is there to do on Thomson Celebration?

Are you the energetic type? Then head for the sports deck for a game of badminton, basketball or table tennis. There’s also a well-equipped gym and personal trainers on hand to assist you at the Oceans Health Club.

If you’d prefer a lazy cruise holiday, you can just soak up the rays by the pool or take your pick of the latest range of spa and beauty treatments available onboard.

There’s also a card and reading room, an impressive library, duty-free shopping and the internet lounge where you can keep in touch with family and friends by email or check on the latest sports results.

Your evening cruise entertainment

Thomson Celebration boasts five bars and two lounges where you can relax with a drink or enjoy your cruise ship’s feast of fabulous entertainment, including:

• West-End style shows
• Live classical and jazz music
• New-release movies
• Spotlight cabarets
• Live bands
• Karaoke
• Discos
• Casino

Dining on Thomson Celebration

Your cruise ship offers a wide choice of formal and casual dining options. Dress up and make an entrance at the once-weekly Captain’s Cocktail Party and Gala Dinner - or enjoy a delectable six-course dinner at the Meridian Restaurant where there are no formal seating arrangements so you’re free to dine when and where you please.

Make a reservation in Zilli Restaurant if you fancy mouth-watering Italian cuisine in a stylish setting or, if you’d like a more casual dining experience, the Lido Restaurant offers a 24-hour self-service buffet with international theme evenings two nights a week.

Don’t miss out on the wonderful creations in Buffet Magnifique – a weekly food extravaganza complete with ice sculptures and fantastic vegetable and fruit carvings.

More about your cruise

Nowhere launches an assault on the senses like Egypt and Jordan. On the one hand it's all tombs, temples and mummy-filled museums. On the other, it's golden sands, clear blue seas and a marine wonderland like you've never seen.

Cairo. Luxor. Jordan. And then there's the Red Sea. Slip on a snorkel and watch clouds of fish swirl around your mask. Scuba divers from all over the world come here to check out the famous rainbow reefs.

Your ship sails from Sharm El Sheikh, headed for Jordan where you'll spend two days exploring. Target the Lost City of Petra and Indiana Jones your way through tombs and temples carved into rock. This is, after all, where the Last Crusade was filmed. And don't forget the Dead Sea where you can float your cares away.

Afterwards, it's back to Egypt to witness the chaos of Cairo. Haggle in bazaars that are crammed into the backstreets. Pass locals smoking sheesha pipes over endless games of dominoes. And check out the city's trump card - the Pyramids. With a foot firmly in the past, it's Egypt's ancient sights that sprinkle it with stardust.

In Luxor, be dwarfed by the mighty Karnak Temple, then wander through the nearby Valley of the Kings. It's one history fix after another. Culture aside, there's plenty of sun to soak up, too. Egypt boasts some of the world's best beach resorts.

In Hurghada, dig your toes into sand that glimmers like finely ground gold. Then dive into translucent waters to check out what's going on beneath the waves.

Last but not least, it's back to where you started - Sharm El Sheikh, the Red Sea's most happening holiday spot. All this, in just one week. What more could you ask for?