Deganit Nuur

Spiritual teacher

Cultivating your intuition is a practice like any other, says Deganit Nuur. Over the years, Nuur has been one of our go-to clairvoyants because she brings a lot of joy to her work. She’s helped us heal our aura, balance our masculine and feminine energies, connect with spirit guides, and find tools for love. “When you’re identifying as your light, you’re at peace, and that peace has a palpable ripple effect,” says Nuur. “It’s my greatest joy helping guide folks toward inner peace.”

Colette Dong

Founder of the ness

At the ness, a bounce-cardio studio in New York City, you’ll sweat. A lot. You’ll jump. You’ll also likely be smiling (at least for part of the class). For her onboard experience, Dong will take guests through a full-body, beat-based workout using a mat and body weight. “You’ll leave feeling strong, balanced, and focused,” says Dong. After class, grab our exclusive goop smoothie at the Spa Café on board.

We asked Dong about working out while away, how she travels, and what she packs. “Always find some way to move your body,” she says. “It doesn’t have to be your regular routine. A walk through a new town or a quick ten-minute video in your room will help you feel grounded in your body and energize you for new experiences.”

Dana Childs

Intuitive, energy healer, and author

There’s a lot of power in being an empath, but without an understanding of what to do with that power, it can be draining. Childs knows this because she’s a highly skilled (now retired) medium. She’s built an online course to guide others to connect with their intuitive gifts and to help them create clear boundaries and navigate their gifts with greater ease. Her new book, Chakras, Food, and You, is about identifying and recognizing your chakra personality type and nourishing your unique energy. According to Childs, who’ll be leading spirituality workshops on board, intuition is a four-part process that involves your body, mind, soul, and spirits. Here’s a simple tool she shared for connecting to your body.

Tina Jackson

Fitness instructor

Tina Jackson is a classically trained dancer who describes herself as a “trailblazer by spirit.” Her movement sessions channel each of the five elements—she calls this elemental movement. She incorporates breath with movement that “connects us back to who we are meant to be.” Her workout is great to do at home, in a hotel room, or…on board a Celebrity Cruises ship (Jackson created an on-demand video that can be viewed on most sailings). What you can expect from her onboard classes is a celebration—with a Caribbean backdrop. While traveling, Jackson is true to her spirit. “Every morning I stay consistent with three to twelve sun salutations followed by prayer and meditation,” she says. “It always grounds me in gratitude for the day ahead.”

Drea Wheeler

Founder of Bodylicious

Another person who brings us a lot of joy is Drea Wheeler. Her upbeat dance-cardio classes are so fun that you almost forget how hard you’re working out. She combines high-intensity training with restorative movements, so be prepared for dancing, squats, core work, and maybe even some singing on an open-air deck. Wheeler is also someone we’d like to travel with: extremely positive attitude and a light packer, which means she’s down for an adventure. “I travel with only carry-on luggage and a big backpack,” says Wheeler. “I’ve done this even for longer, three-month trips. Let’s be honest—do we really wear all the stuff we pack?” Her other must: “I make a playlist for every trip. Each trip has a different vibe, and my playlists help me stay in that moment.”

Lauren Roxburgh

Body alignment specialist

If you’re traveling in Celebrity Cruises’ AquaClass (hello!), you can check out the tools we selected for your in-room experience. A few are designed by body alignment specialist Lauren Roxburgh, who also created an exclusive workout video that can be viewed on most Celebrity Cruises sailings. At the end of the video, she walks you through how to use her infinity roller and aligned dome—both feel incredible after a long day, whether you’re traveling, commuting, or working from home.