Exotics - Princess Cruises

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2010-2011
Exotics
Asia, Africa & India • Australia & New Zealand
H a w a i i , Ta h i t i & S o u t h P a c i f i c • S o u t h A m e r i c a • W o r l d C r u i s e s
August 2010 to May 201 1 Cruises & Cruisetours
A memorable vacation begins
Princess Cruises — The Consummate Host ®
Find out what it’s like to escape on a Princess ship.
Small ship cruising
Discover a more personal, classic way to sail.
Princess Captain’s Circle®
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Be a part of one of the best loyalty programs at sea.
Asia, Africa & India itineraries
Choose from a variety of voyages and cruisetours
to incredible China, Southeast Asia and beyond.
Australia & New Zealand itineraries
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Discover two of the Pacific’s most intriguing destinations,
plus cruisetours to the Outback or Great Barrier Reef.
Hawaii, Tahiti & South Pacific itineraries
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Enjoy the paradise of relaxing islands
on an array of tropical sailings.
South America itineraries
Sail for the cities and splendors of South America,
from vibrant Rio de Janeiro to magical Machu Picchu.
World Cruises
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Enhance your vacation
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Thrilling shore excursions in every port
Cruise Plus Hotel and Land Packages
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Plan your voyage
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Ship features, staterooms and deck plans
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Before you sail
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Everything you need to know before you go.
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Breathtaking Iguazú Falls, a highlight
of our cruisetours in South America,
sits at the border between Brazil
and Argentina.
Metropolis of Bangkok is home to both the bustle of eight million
people and the peaceful allure of a Buddhist culture and countless temples.
Thailand’s capital city is a feature of many of our Asia itineraries.
Uncover the mysteries of
the world’s most exotic shores
It’s a fascinating world out there, with alluring locations from
pristine jungles to cultural landmarks steeped in history. And
Princess ® offers a scope of voyages to the world’s exotic shores,
promising adventure you’ve only dreamed of.
Princess was named “Best Cruise Line –
Itineraries” in Recommend magazine’s December
2008 Reader’s Choice Awards. In 2010 and 2011, we
have an array of voyages sailing the world’s many
oceans, bound for destinations in nearly every region imaginable.
Explore age-old temples and busy markets in Asia, and enjoy
exotic scents and sights in intriguing Africa and India. Down
Under, you can swim above the world’s greatest reef or trek
amidst wonderful wildlife in the awe-inspiring Outback. There are
sparkling shores and crystal seas to be discovered amidst the
idyllic islands of Hawaii, Tahiti and the South Pacific. And fabled
Cape Town, the jewel of South Africa,
lies at the very tip of the continent on
rivers, fabulous cities and unspoiled rainforests await those with a
the Cape of Good Hope, framed from
passion for adventure in South America. Should you prefer to see
above by dramatic Table Mountain.
it all on one single itinerary, Princess offers two options for a
voyage unlike any other — the extraordinary World Cruise.
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We take care of the details
so you can be carefree
It’s the little things that make all the difference — the warm
greeting of your stateroom steward in the morning, the waiter at
dinner who remembers your favorite drink, the ship officer who
welcomes you back onboard at the end of your day ashore.
Our friendly, gracious crew is trained in the finer points of service
and dedicated to taking care of any request, no matter how small,
making you feel at home every moment of your voyage. Because
even more than the spectacular destinations you will visit, it is
likely to be the smiles and helping hands of the Princess ® crew
that you will remember most.
That’s what it means to sail with The Consummate Host.® Service
that is always genuine and attentive, anticipating every need. So
you can get on with your vacation and escape completely.
It’s something you’ll experience
from every member of the
Princess crew no matter where
you sail — a warm, genuine
smile that says “welcome.”
“We love being your hosts. Whether it’s serving up your favorite
drink, showing you around the ship or sharing stories of each
port — it’s all about making your vacation special.”
Watch
View our Princess Experience video to
see what it’s like on one of our ships:
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Fabian Alatriste Rodriguez, Bar Supervisor
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In the grand piazza-style Atrium, the ship’s central gathering place, you can mingle
with other guests, have a cocktail and enjoy live music and street entertainment.
A ship full of possibilities
makes the perfect retreat
How could such a large ship offer so much, yet feel so intimate
and personal? It’s a hallmark of every vessel in our fleet — a
sensational variety of activities and entertainment, on a ship
designed to give you plenty of personal space.
Whether you’re a person who loves activity or one who craves
tranquility, a Princess ® ship offers everything you could need for
a rejuvenating vacation — all just a short stroll from your stateroom.
And for your own view of all your itinerary’s attractions, you’ll want
to choose an affordable balcony stateroom. The Princess fleet has
one of the highest percentages of balcony staterooms at sea.
Note: Ship venues may vary and are subject to change.
The Sanctuary is a soothing adultsonly retreat where you can have a
massage, settle in a lounge chair with
headphones, and let our Serenity
Stewards serve you a fruit drink or light
spa fare. Available on most ships in
2010, and throughout the fleet by 2011.
Experience
Take an enlightening virtual tour of
our ships and their venues at:
princess.com/ retreat
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Fresh, delicious cuisine
cooked with passion & care
At any hour, wherever you go on your Princess ® ship, our chefs
are busy baking, grilling and sautéing the ingredients of your next
meal — made from scratch, as lovingly as a home-cooked dinner.
Breads and pastries are baked fresh three times a day, sauces
are prepared by hand. Venues throughout the ship abound with
tantalizing choices, from famous Princess pastas to superb soups
to lighter Lotus Spa ® selections, often reflecting culinary influences
of the regions you are sailing. You can enjoy a steak grilled the
way you like it in a fine restaurant, a sandwich or warm entrée from
the buffet, or a burger with crisp fries served on deck.
“We try to put so many great choices on each menu that you’ll have
a hard time deciding. No matter what you order you’ll love the
fresh ingredients, the combination of flavors. You’ll be telling all your
friends about what you had for dinner the next day.”
Master Chef Alfredo Marzi
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Anytime Dining — a Princess original — gives you the freedom each evening
SM
to dine when you choose and with whom. One night, enjoy an early dinner for two,
the next, a late meal with new friends.
Dining options
to match any mood
No matter your mood — whether you feel like a leisurely fourcourse dinner in a lovely restaurant or a burger by the pool —
there are options to match on your Princess ® ship.
You’ll discover menus filled with enticing choices in your
ship’s main dining rooms or at specialty venues like the elegant
Crown Grill. Feeling like something a bit more casual? Drop by
SM
the International Café for fresh-baked pastries, enjoy delicious hot
and cold entrées in the 24-hour buffet, or grab some hand-tossed
Naples-style pizza out on deck. You can even stay in and eat well
with room service or our exclusive Ultimate Balcony Dining, served
out on your balcony, complete with waitstaff.
Note: Once onboard and subject to availability, you may switch from Traditional Dining to Anytime Dining with 24
hours’ notice to the Maitre D’. Dining options, locations and venues may vary by ship, and actual meal times and
charges are subject to change. Ultimate Balcony Dining is available in select staterooms.
In Sabatini’s, the authentic flavors of
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Italy delight your palate. A multi-course
dinner begins with a tantalizing selection
of antipasti, followed by soup and salad,
Princess signature pasta, superb “secondi”
courses and delectable dessert options.
Taste
See samples of delicious menus
from our onboard restaurants at:
princess.com/dining
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Day or night,
so many ways to escape
However you want to escape onboard, we’ll help make every day
a perfect one. That may mean a morning yoga class or a lecture
on the history of the region you’re visiting... Maybe an afternoon
champagne art auction, a good workout in the state-of-the-art
fitness center, or an invigorating massage in the Lotus Spa.®
And come evening the ship lights up with entertainment. Step out
for an evening of piano music in the bars and lounges, or a lavish
original musical production. You can head for the disco for a night
of dancing, or proceed instead to the casino to try your luck in a
game of chance. The possibilities are virtually unlimited.
Note: Specific onboard activities and venues vary by ship.
Expand your horizons with the Princess ScholarShip@Sea ®
enrichment program, featuring courses in cooking, wine tasting,
art, navigation, ceramics and more. Learn more about the
program at princess.com/enrichment.
“Everybody loves Movies Under the Stars.® You get a spot by
the pool, a blanket, some popcorn and watch a movie on
the big screen — you’ll have a great time!”
Play
Get a full listing of entertainment
and activities available at:
princess.com/activities
J.J. Ulrich, Cruise Director
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Find your inspiration on the
Small Ships of Princess®
Some of the grandest experiences are to be found on our
smallest ships. Be one of fewer than 700 guests — mostly adults —
to sail in the Exotics with Ocean Princess,® Pacific Princess ® or
Royal Princess ® in 2010-201 1. You’ll savor a more relaxed, leisurely
ambience than on our larger vessels, with lovely surroundings and
a highly attentive staff. All the activities and amenities you would
expect of a Princess ship are offered, yet on a smaller scale —
with everything you could want easily accessible from anywhere
on the ship. And many small-ship itineraries call in less-frequented
ports that are inaccessible to larger ships.
If you’re seeking the allure of cruising the way it used to be — intimate,
unhurried, refined — set sail with the Small Ships of Princess.
Spend leisurely days at sea
attending engaging lectures or art
auctions, relaxing in the library or
playing shuffleboard on deck.
Loyalty comes with
its own rewards
Our Princess Captain’s Circle ® is the richest loyalty
program at sea. As a Member, you enjoy special offers
and an array of incredible rewards — and at each new
level, you qualify for increased benefits.
Simply complete your first Princess voyage to become
a Member. And because we count either days sailed or completed
voyages, reaching higher levels of membership is easier than ever.
Complete 20 cruises and you’ll earn Loyalty Commends onboard credits
from $25 to $100.■ Other benefits include a private luncheon for the top 40
Most Traveled Passengers or a commemorative gift and bottle of
champagne for the top 3 Most Traveled Passengers on each voyage.
GOLD MEMBERS
PLATINUM MEMBERS
ELITE MEMBERS
1–4 completed cruises
5–14 completed cruises or 50–14 9 cruise days
All Gold Member benefits plus:
15 or more completed cruises or 150+ cruise days
• Special Launch Savingsu s
• Preferential pricing offers
• Circle Center Online
- StandBy Programu
- Referral Rewardsu
- Circle Savings Account
• Princess Captain’s Circle Quarterly
• Free Cruise Photo Contestu
• Access to a Circle Host onboard
• Members-only onboard events
• Princess Passport
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• Preferred Check-In
• Credit toward Internet Café packages†
Voyage
Minutes
7 days or less
150
Value
$75
8-20 days
250
$100
21+ days
500
$200
• U
pgrade to Princess Platinum
Vacation Protectionû
• Preferred phone line
• Platinum Disembarkation Lounge
• Complimentary Cruise Atlas
Special Princess Captain’s Circle Launch Savings!
Princess Captain’s Circle Members receive up to $200 per couple when
they book a 2010-201 1 Exotics vacation (and up to $2,000 per couple
when booking the 107-day Pacific Princess World Cruise) by 12/31/09! s
All Platinum Member benefits plus:
• Complimentary shoe polishing,
laundry and dry cleaning services
• Priority tender embarkation
• Priority disembarkation
• 10% boutique discount
• Complimentary Grapevine Wine Tasting*
• Complimentary mini-bar setup*
• Deluxe canapés
• Upgraded stateroom amenities
• Traditional afternoon tea
in stateroom
Perks
Find more membership and
loyalty benefits information at:
princess.com/loyalty
NOTE: Members are eligible for a higher tier level on the next cruise following completion of necessary cruises and/or cruise days. Passengers who sail alone in their cabin and
pay the exclusive occupancy rate and passengers who pay for and sail in a full suite (mini-suites excluded) receive credit for two cruises.
u U.S. and Canadian residents only.
■ The Loyalty Commend onboard credit is determined by number of completed cruises and is applied per household.
† For use in the Internet Café or through wireless Internet. Availability may vary by ship.
^ With purchase of Princess Vacation Protection program (U.S. and Canada only).
* Complimentary Grapevine Wine Tasting is one per cruise per Elite Member for passengers 21 and over. Complimentary mini-bar setup is one-time only,
per stateroom for passengers 21 and over.
s Princess Captain’s Circle Launch Savings of $100 per person (up to $1,000 per person for the full 107-day Pacific Princess World Cruise) is applicable in all categories and
combinable only with Launch Fares, Group Fares, Regional and other past-passenger promotions. Once booked, if a lower fare for which the past passenger qualifies for and
requests becomes available, the discount will automatically combine with the lower fare. Amount of discount varies by ship, stateroom category and cruise length. Newbooking-only promotions are not combinable with the discount. The Princess Captain’s Circle Launch Savings is not applicable to third and fourth berth passengers. Call
1-800-PRINCESS for details. Offer expires December 31, 2009. Promotion code is PA1 (PA2 for segments).
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Embark on a thrilling adventure
to Asia, Africa & India
College Fjord (Scenic cruising)
Glacier Bay National Park (Scenic cruising)
Hubbard Glacier (Scenic cruising
Anchorage, Alaska (Whittier)
Skagway, Alaska
Juneau, Alaska
Ketchikan, Alaska
Vancouver, BC, Canada
RUSSIA
ENGLAND
London
Southampton
Le Havre/Normandy
Dover
Florence/Pisa
(Livorno)
FRANCE Paris
PORTUGAL forCannes
Monte Carlo
Sorrento
Barcelona
SPAIN
Portimão
Gibraltar
Tangier
Casablanca
Marrakech
ITALY
Athens
Suez Canal
TOGO
GHANA
BENIN
CHINA
UNITED
ARAB EMIRATES
Cotonou
Lomé
(Inchon)
Sapporo
(Muroran)
Pacific
Ocean
JAPAN
Tokyo
Busan
(Yokohama)
Osaka
Hiroshima
Shanghai
Yichang
SAUDI
ARABIA
Dubai
Penang
Mahé
Kuala Lumpur
(Port Victoria)
f
AUSTRALIA
W
ee
Airlie Beach
N
Pointe des Galets
Phinda Private Game Preserve
Durban
Port Douglas
for the Great Barrier Reef & Cairns
Port Louis
rR
Cape Town
SOUTH
AFRICA
Darwin
rie
Lüderitz
Rabaul
PAPUA
NEW GUINEA
ar
(Swakopmund)
RÉUNION
Maputo
Bali
(Padang Bay)
(Muara)
tB
Walvis Bay
MALAYSIA
Bandar Seri Begawan
ea
NAMIBIA
MOZAMBIQUE
(Port Kelang)
SEYCHELLES
ISLANDS
MAURITIUS
Singapore
INDONESIA
Gr
South
Atlantic Ocean
Seoul
Beijing
Xingang
Qingdao
Xian
Vladivostok
Nagasaki Fukuoka
Chongqing
Wuhan
(Hakata)
Okinawa
Halong Bay/Hanoi
Iwo Jima
(Cai
Lan)
Taipei
Muscat
Taj Mahal
Safaga
Xiamen
(Scenic cruising)
VIETNAM
(Mina Qaboos)
(Keelung)
for Luxor & Karnak
Abu Dhabi
Hong
Kong
Chiang
NORTHERN
TAIWAN
THAILAND Mai Angkor Wat Da Nang/Hue
Jeddah
OMAN
& Angkor Thom
(Chan May)
Bangkok
Mumbai
Saipan MARIANA
Manila
ISLANDS
INDIA (Laem Chabang)
Guam
Nha Trang PHILIPPINES
CAMBODIA
Cochin
Ho Chi Minh City
Ko Samui
(Phu My)
Sihanoukville
Phuket
Kota Kinabalu
Langkawi
Equator
Equator
BRUNEI
Cairo/Giza
EGYPT
SENEGAL
for Accra
GREECE
(Piraeus)
Mediterranean Sea
MOROCCO
Dakar
Dalian
Great Wall of China
for Capri & Pompeii
Lisbon
Tema
SOUTH KOREA
Rome
(Civitavecchia)
E
S
East London
Geraldton
Perth
South
Pacific Ocean
Brisbane
(Fremantle)
NEW ZEALAND
Sydney
Melbourne
Indian Ocean
Hobart
Tasman
Sea
TASMANIA
Auckland
Tauranga
Christchurch
(Lyttelton)
Fiordland National Park
Scenic cruising
Dunedin
(Port Chalmers)
Bangkok, Thailand
Like the sound of a faraway temple bell it calls to you. The Far East. Where some of the
world’s most modern metropolises shelter ancient cities as old as civilization. Where exotic
scents, sights, tastes and sounds engage every sense. And where the anticipation of
adventure is as grand as the monumental attractions you will encounter here.
From temples to tea gardens, Princess ® brings you the best of the region on an array of
itineraries to match any interest and schedule. Choose to cruise from 10 to 56 days, with thrilling
destinations ranging from the Japanese port of Sapporo to Cape Town on the southernmost
tip of Africa — and nearly everything in between. There are four new itineraries in the region,
as well as many returning favorites, including the ever-popular 16-day Southeast Asia & China
voyage. You can sail on one of our grandest large ships, or choose the more personal experience
of a small ship sailing. Several of our voyages offer our signature 2-Day Experience in Hong Kong,
so you can indulge in two full days of sightseeing, by day and night.
To see and experience even more, you might choose
to combine your cruise with a land tour for an immersive
cruisetour. In Asia, you can choose the Best of China
tour visiting the Terra Cotta Warriors of Xian and
Beijing’s revered sights from the Forbidden City to
the Great Wall, take a cruise on the fabled Yangtze
River, or delve into the heart of Thailand and
Cambodia to visit cities and temples such as the
legendary Angkor Wat.
Forbidden City — Beijing, China
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Get to know the icons of
the fabulous Far East
Beijing
Xingang
CHINA
This sailing between Beijing and Singapore
SOUTH KOREA
Busan JAPAN
Shanghai
on the fabulous Diamond Princess® introduces
Nagasaki
you to the most celebrated destinations
Hong Kong
throughout Southeast Asia and China. You’ll
VIETNAM
visit ports in South Korea, Vietnam and
Bangkok
Thailand — from lovely Nha Trang to bustling
Angkor Wat
(Laem Chabang)
Bangkok. You’ll stop in Japan’s port of Nagasaki
Ko Samui
MALAYSIA
China, including fascinating Shanghai and
Indian Ocean
the cosmopolitan metropolis of Hong Kong.
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CAMBODIA
Nha Trang
THAILAND
and will also enjoy visits to destinations in
Pacific Ocean
Ho Chi Minh City
(Phu My)
Singapore
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Diamond
Princess ®
Southeast Asia & China
Sail between Beijing and Singapore
D ays
Overland excursion available. Visit princess.com for more information.
Day
Port
1
Beijing, China (Xingang)
2
Cruising the Yellow Sea
3
Busan, South Korea
4
Nagasaki, Japan
5
Cruising the East China Sea
6
Shanghai, China
7
8
Cruising the So uth China Sea
9
Hong Kong, China
10
Cruising the South China Sea
11
Nha Trang, Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (Phu My —
for Angkor Wat Overland excursion)
12
Duration ^
Embark Afternoon
Half Day & Evening
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
13
Cruising the Gulf of Thailand
14
Bangkok, Thailand (Laem Chabang)
Full Day
15
Ko Samui, Thailand
Full Day
16
17
Singapore Disembark Morning
2010 Departure Dates
Launch Fares
O ct 4 Nov 3† Interior fares from
$
Oceanview fares from
$
Balcony fares from
$
Mini-suite fares from
$
M on
Wed
2,445
2,695
3,295
3,795
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Due to airline schedules and travel distance for Beijing and Singapore, an operational overnight
is required for passengers purchasing Princess air.
† Itinerary operates in reverse order.
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Princess reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement of up to $9 per person per day on all
passengers if the NYMEX oil price exceeds $70 per barrel, even if the fare has already been paid in
full. Government fees and taxes of up to $96 per person are additional and subject to change.
Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for details.
^
For Duration details, see page 97.
Shanghai, China
Enhance Your Vacation
Shore Excursions
Cruise Plus ® Hotel Packages
Attend a performance by Chinese
acrobats famed for their daring and
skill in Shanghai, take a guided tour of
Lantau Island from Hong Kong, and
enjoy an elephant trek in Ko Samui.
See pages 72-74 to learn more. Or
visit princess.com for a complete
list of Shore Excursions by port.
Add extra days in Beijing or
Singapore to see even more. Refer
to pages 75-77 for hotel details.
Cruisetours
Before or after your voyage, take
a Yangtze cruise and see China’s
treasures on a cruisetour. Turn to
pages 36-39.
Beijing
Xingang
JAPAN
CHINA
Shanghai
Taipei
Okinawa
(Keelung)
Hong Kong
TAIWAN
VIETNAM
Bangkok
Angkor Wat
(Laem Chabang)
THAILAND
MALAYSIA
Indian Ocean
16
Pacific Ocean
CAMBODIA
Nha Trang
Ho Chi Minh City
(Phu My)
Singapore
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Diamond
Princess ®
Sail between Beijing and Bangkok
D ay s
Day
Port
Duration ^
1
2-3
4
Shanghai, China
5
6
Okinawa, Japan
7
Embark Afternoon
Full Day
Full Day
8
Taipei, Taiwan (Keelung)
9
10
Hong Kong, China
11
12
Nha Trang, Vietnam
13
14
15
Singapore
16
17
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Disembark Morning
Our signature introduction
to the best of Asia
Between two of the world’s greatest cities —
Beijing and Bangkok — you’ll be immersed in
the highlights of this engaging region on this
popular sailing. You might enjoy shopping for a
one-of-a-kind souvenir at a market in Vietnam’s
Ho Chi Minh City and wandering through the
beautiful gardens of Singapore. Visit Shuri-jo
Castle in the Japanese city of Okinawa, and
wander along the fantastic Bund in Shanghai.
2010 Departure Date
N ov 19 Fri
Launch Fares
You’ll also have several leisurely days at sea
2,445
Interior fares from
$
$
Ma r
Ma r
Apr
Apr
Balcony fares from
$
$
3
19 † 4
20† Thu
S at
Mon
Wed
2,695
3,295
3,795
s
s
s
to enjoy the offerings of your ship. To see even
more, consider adding a cruisetour in either
Beijing or Bangkok.
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Combine the 16-day Southeast Asia & China (3/3/11) with the 23-day Australia & China voyage (2/8/11) on
page 20 for a 39-day Australia & Southeast Asia Grand Adventure,® which has been priced to include
additional savings. Call 1-800-PRINCESS for details.
Due to airline schedules and travel distance for Beijing and Bangkok, an operational overnight
† Itinerary operates in reverse order. Port duration may vary.
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full. Government fees and taxes of up to $93.39 per person are additional and subject to change.
Fares based on 11/19/10 sailing and quoted in U.S. dollars. Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for
details.
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Visit amazing Angkor Wat
Between Ho Chi Minh City and Singapore or
Bangkok, you can take an optional 3-day, 2-night
Overland excursion to visit Cambodia’s Angkor
Wat, a breathtaking temple complex long lost in
the jungle designated a UNESCO World Heritage
Site. Available on these and other select voyages.
Visit princess.com for more information.
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NE W
CHINA
Beijing
Xingang
Dalian
JAPAN
Nagasaki
Shanghai
Taipei
(Keelung)
Hong Kong
Pacific Ocean
TAIWAN
South
China
Sea
Equator
Equator
INDONESIA
Bali
(Padang Bay)
Darwin
Gr
tB
ar
rie
r
ef
Indian Ocean
ea
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Port Douglas/Cairns
AUSTRALIA
Sydney
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Diamond
Princess ®
Australia & China
Sail from Sydney to Beijing
D ays
Po Lin Monastery — Hong Kong, China
Day
Port
1
Sydney, Australia
2-3
Cruising the Tasman Sea and Coral Sea
Australian wonders
and Asian attractions
With just over three weeks aboard Diamond
Princess,® you’ll be able to see and experience
two of the world’s incredible continents —
Australia and Asia. Snorkel in the Great Barrier
5-6
7
Darwin, Australia
8-9
Cruising the Banda Sea and Java Sea
Bali, Indonesia (Padang Bay)
Cruising the Java Sea and South China Sea (Cross the Equator)
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Hong Kong, China
16
17
18
19
Nagasaki, Japan
20
21
Shanghai, China
22
23
Dalian, China
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201 1 Departure Date
Feb 8 all the activities and amenities of your
wonderful Princess ® ship.
Tu e
Combine this sailing with the 16-day Southeast
Asia & China (3/3/11) on page 19 for a 39-day
Australia & Southeast Asia Grand Adventure,®
which has been priced to include additional
savings. Call 1-800-PRINCESS for details.
there, cross the Equator bound for four ports
sea days throughout your voyage, to partake of
Half Day - Afternoon
1 1-14
out for Indonesia’s enchanted isle of Bali. From
await you. In addition, you’ll enjoy relaxing at
Full Day
10
Reef and tour charming Darwin before setting
in China and one each in Taiwan and Japan
Embark Afternoon
Port Douglas, Australia
(for the Great Barrier Reef & Cairns)
Cruising the Coral Sea and Arafura Sea
4
Sydney, Australia
Duration ^
Full Day
Full Day & Evening
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
Interior fares from
3,345
$
3,595
$
Balcony fares from
$
$
4,095
4,595
s
s
s
s
Due to airline schedules and travel distance for Beijing, an operational overnight is required for
passengers purchasing Princess air.
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Shore Excursions
Visit the Darwin Museum, shop
Stanley Market in Hong Kong and
more. See pages 72-74 to learn
more. Or visit princess.com for a
complete list of Shore Excursions
by port.
Add days in Sydney or Beijing. Turn
Cruisetours
Visit China’s most famous sights on a
“Best of China” cruisetour. See page 37
for more information.
CHINA
Beijing
Xingang
A grand voyage of places
beyond imagination
Dalian JAPAN
Nagasaki
Shanghai
Taipei
Hong Kong
(Keelung)
Pacific Ocean
This incredible sailing begins on the islands of
TAIWAN
South
China
Sea
Equator
Equator
INDONESIA
Bali
Darwin
at
Fiordland National Park, you’re bound for five of
Ba
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Port Douglas
G re
Ree
Australia’s great places — including Sydney and
f
AUSTRALIA
Tauranga
Sydney
Auckland
Melbourne
TASMANIA
Tasman
Sea
NEW ZEALAND
with stops in Indonesia’s lush island of Bali, the
Dunedin
energetic city of Hong Kong, intriguing Taipei in
(Port Chalmers)
Taiwan, and other ports in Japan and China. From
DiamondAustralia,
Princess_35 Day
Australia/New
Zealand/Asia Grand Adv010_R6
Asia
&
Diamond
Princess ®
New Zealand Grand Adventure®
D ay s
Sail from Auckland to Beijing
the Great Barrier Reef. Then you’re off to Asia,
Christchurch
(Lyttelton)
Hobart
Scenic cruising
35
alpine mountains and fjords to quaint Victorianinspired cities. After scenic sailing in incredible
(Padang Bay)
Indian Ocean
New Zealand, where the myriad draws range from
Christchurch, you can take an optional 3-day,
2-night Overland excursion to visit Queensland
and to see Fiordland National Park in depth.
Day
Port
1
2
3
Auckland, New Zealand
Tauranga, New Zealand
Cruising the South Pacific Ocean
Christchurch, New Zealand (Lyttelton —
for Queenstown & Fiordland National Park
Overland excursion)
Dunedin, New Zealand (Port Chalmers)
Fiordland National Park, New Zealand
Cruising the Tasman Sea
Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Melbourne, Australia
Sydney, Australia
Cruising the Tasman Sea and Coral Sea
Darwin, Australia
Cruising the Banda Sea and Java Sea
Cruising the Java Sea and South China Sea
(Cross the Equator)
Hong Kong, China
Nagasaki, Japan
Shanghai, China
Dalian, China
4
5
6
7-8
9
10
11
12
13
14-15
16
17-18
19
20-21
22
23-26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Duration ^
2011 Departure Date
Ja n 27 Thu
This 35-day Grand Adventure® is a combination
of the 12-day Australia & New Zealand (1/27/11)
on page 42 and the 23-day Australia &
China (2/8/11) on page 20.
Embark Afternoon
Full Day & Evening
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day Scenic Cruising
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day & Evening
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
Bali Temple — Bali, Indonesia
4,440
Interior fares from
$
$
Balcony fares from
$
4,940
6,040
7,040
$
s
s
s
s
Due to airline schedules and travel distance for Beijing, an operational overnight is required for
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A small ship sailing
bound for Asia’s best
Hong Kong
embarking to many of the most alluring ports
of Southeast Asia. Beginning in Shanghai, you’ll
sail to the Japanese port of Okinawa, and head
toward the South China Sea, where intriguing
(Laem Chabang)
ports in Vietnam and Thailand await — including
THAILAND
Bangkok. And, perhaps best of all, you’ll enjoy our
Indian Ocean
2-Day Experience in fantastic Hong Kong (details
Singapore
Pacific Ocean
South
China
Sea
(Chan May)
Ko Samui
the fabulous cities of Ho Chi Minh City and
TAIWAN
Da Nang/Hue
Bangkok
Okinawa
Taipei
(Keelung)
VIETNAM
CAMBODIA
EXPERIENCE
HONG KONG
CHINA
Join Ocean Princess® for a small-ship sailing
2-DAY
JAPAN
Shanghai
Angkor Wat
Ho Chi Minh City
(Phu My)
MALAYSIA
Overnight in Hong Kong
below), so you can get a full immersion to this
amazing place.
16
Ocean Princess_16 Day S. China Sea Explorer010_R2
Ocean
Princess ®
South China Sea Explorer
Sail from Shanghai to Singapore
D ays
Day
Port
Duration ^
1
Shanghai, China
2
3
Okinawa, Japan
4
5
6
7
8
2-Day Experience in Hong Kong
Hong Kong, China
Hong Kong, China
Full Day & Overnight
Full Day
Da Nang/Hue, Vietnam (Chan May)
11
Full Day
Full Day
14
Full Day
15
Ko Samui, Thailand
Full Day
16
Singapore
17
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IP CRUISING
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Wed
Ladies’ Market, Tung Choi Street — Hong Kong, China
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
Combine this sailing with the 12-day China &
Japan Explorer (4/1/11) on page 25 for a 28-day
®
South
S M AChina
L L S H I PSea Grand Adventure, which has
CRUISING
been
priced to include additional savings.
Call 1-800-PRINCESS for details.
2-Day Experience — Hong Kong
When your destination is as thrilling
as Hong Kong, one day just isn’t
HONG KONG
enough to see it all. So our 2-Day
Experience here lets you enjoy the city by both
day and night. Use two full days to take a Victoria
Harbour cruise, visit the Po Lin Monastery, see
the city after dark and more. You can also take
a special Overnight excursion to see the cultural
riches of nearby Guangzhou, with an evening
cruise on the Pearl River.
Full Day
9
13
2-DAY
Full Day
10
12
EXPERIENCE
Embark Afternoon
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
Interior fares from
2,895
$
3,145
$
3,645
Balcony fares from
$
$
4,320
s
s
s
s
Due to airline schedules and travel distance for Shanghai and Singapore, an operational overnight
SMALL SHIP
CRUISING
Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for details
^
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Shore Excursions
Visit the 300-year-old Longshan
Temple in Taipei, head for the
seaside resort of Vung Tau from Ho
Chi Minh City and more. See pages
72-74 to learn more. Or visit
princess.com for a complete list of
Shore Excursions by port.
See more of the sights in sultry
Singapore or engaging Shanghai.
Refer to pages 75-77 for details.
Shanghai
CHINA
Taipei
EXPERIENCE
HONG KONG
Okinawa
(Keelung)
Hong Kong
2-DAY
JAPAN
East
China
Sea
TAIWAN
VIETNAM
Da Nang/Hue
Bangkok
South
China
Sea
(Laem Chabang)
THAILAND
Ko Samui
MALAYSIA
Ho Chi Minh City
(Phu My)
Singapore
Indian Ocean
16
Pacific Ocean
(Chan May)
Ocean Princess_16 Day South China Sea Explorer010_R1
Sail between Shanghai and Bangkok
D ay s
Ocean
Princess ®
Day
Port
1
Shanghai, China
2
3
Okinawa, Japan
4
5
6
7
8
Hong Kong, China
Hong Kong, China
9
10
11
12
Duration ^
Embark Afternoon
Full Day
13
14
Singapore
15
16
17
Ko Samui, Thailand
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
Fri
Sun
Tue
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Ja n 7 † Ja n 23 Feb 8† Full Day
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
Combine the 2/8/11 sailing with the 12-day China
& Japan Explorer (2/24/11) on page
25 for a 28-day
SMALL SHIP
®
C R UAdventure,
ISING
South China Sea & Japan Grand
Full Day
Disembark Morning
The treasures of Asia
from a jewel of a ship
Sailing between Shanghai and Bangkok on
the lovely small ship Ocean Princess,® you’ll set
eyes on some of Asia’s most fascinating ports.
You can see the world’s largest collection of
Chinese art at the National Museum in Taipei,
explore subterranean tunnels in Ho Chi Minh
City and browse shops in Singapore’s Little
Launch Fares
2,895
Interior fares from
$
$
Balcony fares from
$
$
3,145
3,645
4,320
s
India neighborhood. One of the highlights of
this sensational vacation is our signature 2-day
s
Experience in the exciting city of Hong Kong —
s
s
SMALL SHIP
CRUISING
Due to airline schedules and travel distance for Shanghai and Bangkok, an operational overnight
Princess reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement of up to $9 per person per day on all passengers if the NYMEX oil price exceeds $70 per barrel, even if the fare has already
been paid in full. Government fees and taxes of up to $105.88 per person
are additional and subject to change. Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for
details
^
▲
Sri Mariamman Temple — Singapore
where diverse attractions range from shopping
for clothes or trinkets at Stanley market to visiting
the picturesque village of Aberdeen, where people
live onboard their junks and sampans.
Visit Angkor Wat
Take an optional 3-day, 2-night Overland
excursion between Ho Chi Minh City and
Singapore or Bangkok for Cambodia’s
breathtaking Angkor Wat temple complex.
Available on these and other select voyages.
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Shanghai
NE W
East
China
Sea
CHINA
Xiamen
Hong Kong
VIETNAM
Bangkok
(Laem Chabang)
Pacific Ocean
South
China
Sea
Nha Trang
THAILAND
MALAYSIA
Indian Ocean
Manila
PHILIPPINES
Ho Chi Minh City
(Phu My)
Singapore
Ocean Princess_16 Day South China Sea Holiday010_R2
16
South China Sea Holiday
Sail from Singapore to Bangkok
D ays
NE W
NE W
Shanghai, China
Celebrate the holidays
in truly exotic fashion
For a holiday season you’ll never forget, embark
on the sensational small ship Ocean Princess
®
Day
Port
1
Singapore
2-4
5
Manila, Philippines
6
7
Xiamen, China
8
9
Shanghai, China
10-1 1
12
Hong Kong, China
13
Duration ^
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
16
17
2010 Departure Date
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
Dec 22 We d
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
Combine this sailing with the 31-day Africa, India
& Southeast Asia (11/21/10) on page 26 for a 47-day
SMALL SHIP
C R India
U I S I N&
G South China Sea Grand Adventure,®
Africa,
be intrigued to explore such exotic places as
Buddhist treasures can be found.
Full Day & Evening
Nha Trang, Vietnam
the city’s bustling markets. From there, you’ll
Bangkok, where some of the world’s great
Full Day
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (Phu My)
can do some last-minute holiday shopping in
wonders and ancient sights, and exciting
Full Day
15
is in the Philippine city of Manila, where you
Shanghai, with its beguiling blend of modern
Embark Afternoon
14
bound for an array of the most interesting
ports in Asia. Leaving Singapore, your first stop
Ocean
Princess ®
2,995
Interior fares from
$
$
Balcony fares from
3,245
3,745
$
4,420
$
s
s
s
s
SMALL SHIP
CRUISING
Due to airline schedules and travel distance for Singapore and Bangkok, an operational overnight
Princess reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement of up to $9 per person per
day on all passengers if the NYMEX oil price exceeds $70 per barrel, even if the fare
has already been paid in full. Government fees and taxes of up to $123.99 per
person are additional and subject to change. Certain restrictions apply. See
page 98 for details.
^
▲
Shore Excursions
In Manila you can explore the
Presidential Palace, while a harbor
cruise is a great introduction to
Hong Kong, and the Natural History
Museum beckons in Ho Chi Minh
City. See pages 72-74 to learn more.
Or visit princess.com for a complete
list of Shore Excursions by port.
Get to know Singapore and Bangkok
in greater detail with extra nights
in either or both cities. Refer to
pages 75-77 for details.
NEW
Vladivostok
Experience the best
of China & Japan
RUSSIA
SOUTH KOREA
For those primarily interested in discovering the
Beijing
Sea of
Japan
Dalian
Xingang
sights and cultures of China and Japan, this is
the voyage. The small ship Ocean Princess® is
JAPAN
Seoul
your hostess between Shanghai and Osaka, and
(Inchon)
the highlights are many. In Beijing, you can tour
Yellow
Sea
CHINA
Osaka
Fukuoka
Wall. While in Hiroshima, you can set out for the
Hiroshima
(Hakata)
Shanghai
the Forbidden City or take a walk along the Great
Pacific Ocean
East China Sea
island of Miyajima, famous for its Itsukushima
Shrine and massive red wooden torii (gate). Stops
in the South Korean city of Seoul and the Eastern
Russian port of Vladivostok add richness to a
12
Ocean Princess_12
China and
Japan Explorer010_R3 Ocean
China &Day
Japan
Explorer
Sail
between
Shanghai
and
Osaka
Princess ®
D ay s
Day
Port
1
Shanghai, China
2
3
Dalian, China
Full Day
4
Full Day
5
6
Seoul, South Korea (Inchon)
7-8
Cruising the Sea of Japan
9
Vladivostok, Russia
10
11
Fukuoka, Japan (Hakata)
12
Hiroshima, Japan
13
Osaka, Japan
Duration ^
Embark Afternoon
Thu
Tue
Mar 20 A p r 1† Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
Fe b 24 Mar 8† thoroughly satisfying itinerary.
Su n
Fr i
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
Combine the 2/24/11 sailing with the 16-day South
China Sea Explorer (2/8/11) on page 23 for a 28-day
SMALL SHIP
C RChina
U I S I N GSea & Japan Grand Adventure.® Or
South
combine the 4/1/11 sailing with the 16-day South China
Sea Explorer (4/13/11) for a 28-day South China Sea
& Japan Grand Adventure.® Both have been priced
to include additional savings. Call 1-800-PRINCESS
for details.
1,995
$
Interior fares from
Balcony fares from
2,245
$
2,745
$
3,420
$
s
s
s
s
SMALL SHIP
CRUISING
Due to airline schedules and travel distance for Shanghai, an operational overnight is required for
Japan
passengers if the NYMEX oil price exceeds $70 per barrel, even if the fare has already been paid
in full. Government fees and taxes of up to $99.77 per person are additional and subject to
change. Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for details.
^
▲
Shore Excursions
Visit Tiananmen Square, the largest
plaza in the world, in Beijing,
experience Seoul’s arts and culture
scene and travel to Japan’s
Miyajima Island from Hiroshima. See
pages 72-74 to learn more. Or visit
Shore Excursions by port.
Take in the sights of China and
Japan with additional nights in a
hotel in Shanghai or Osaka. Refer
to pages 75-77 for details.
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Embrace the exotic in
Africa, India and Asia
UNITED
ARAB EMIRATES
INDIA
Dubai
Taj Mahal
Muscat
Mumbai
(Mina Qaboos)
This voyage is the very definition of exotic, with a
Kuala Lumpur
(Port Kelang)
OMAN
parade of thrilling ports to dazzle the imagination.
MALAYSIA
Equator
Your adventure begins in South Africa’s magnificent
SEYCHELLES
ISLANDS
Cape Town, where an overnight stay gives you
a chance to see the city by day and evening.
Singapore
Mahé
(Port Victoria)
Indian Ocean
MOZAMBIQUE
Atlantic
Ocean
Port Louis
RÉUNION
Phinda Private
Maputo
MAURITIUS
Game Reserve
SOUTH AFRICA
Pointe des Galets
East London
Durban
Cape Town
Then you head up the east coast of the African
continent, bound for a maiden call in Mozambique’s
Maputo, followed by calls to the Indian Ocean’s
island gems of Mauritius and the Seychelles.
Overnight in Cape Town
En route to India’s unforgettable Mumbai, you’ll
also stop in the Arabian Peninsula ports of
31
Ocean Princess_31 Day Africa, India SEA010_R5
Muscat in Oman and Dubai. Finally, you’ll arrive
in Southeast Asia for a call in Kuala Lumpur
Africa, India & Southeast Asia
Sail from Cape Town to Singapore
D ays
and your end port of Singapore.
Ocean
Princess ®
Overland excursions available. Visit princess.com for more information.
Day
Port
1
2
3
Cape Town, South Africa
Embark Afternoon & Overnight
Full Day
Cruising the Indian Ocean
East London, South Africa
(for Phinda Private Game Reserve
Full Day
Overland excursion)
Durban, South Africa
Full Day
Maputo, Mozambique
Full Day
Réunion Island (Pointe Des Galets)
Full Day
Mauritius (Port Louis)
Full Day
Seychelles (Mahé)
Full Day
Cruising the Indian Ocean and
Arabian Sea (Cross the Equator)
Muscat, Oman (Mina Qaboos)
Half Day - Morning
Dubai, United Arab Emirates (for Grand
Full Day & Evening
Taj Mahal Overland excursion)
Cruising the Gulf of Oman and Arabian Sea
Mumbai, India
Full Day
Cruising the Arabian Sea and Indian Sea
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Port Kelang)
Full Day
Singapore
Disembark Morning
4
NE W
5
6
7
8-10
11
12
13-14
15
16-19
20
21
22-24
25
26-30
31
32
S M A2010
L L S H IDeparture
P CRUISING
Nov 21 Duration ^
Date
Su n
Mumbai, India
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
Launch Fares
$
$
Balcony fares from
Overland excursions to Phinda
Game Reserve and the Taj Mahal
You can take an optional 2-day, 1-night Overland
excursion to Phinda Private Game Reserve from
East London to Durban. You can also visit the
Taj Mahal between Dubai and Mumbai on a 4-day,
3-night Grand Overland excursion. Available
on the 31-day voyage.
Combine this 11/21/10 sailing with the
16-day South China Sea Holiday (12/22/10 )
SMALL SHIP
on page
C R U I S 24
I N Gfor a 47-day Africa, India &
Southeast Asia Grand Adventure,® which has
been priced to include additional savings.
5,590
Interior fares from
5,940
6,740
$
7,815
$
s
s
s
s
SMALL SHIP
CRUISING
Due to airline schedules and travel distance for Singapore, an operational overnight is required
for passengers purchasing Princess air.
Certain restrictions apply. Fares based on 11/21/10 31-day sailing and quoted in U.S. dollars. See
page 98 for details
^
▲
NEW
ENGLAND
London Dover
Atlantic
Ocean
Lisbon
Paris
FRANCE
Barcelona
SPAIN
Le Havre/Normandy
Florence/Pisa
(Livorno)
for Algarve Coast
(Civitavecchia)
Sorrento
for Capri & Pompeii
GREECE
Athens
UNITED
ARAB EMIRATES
(Piraeus)
Gibraltar
PORTUGAL
Portimão
Rome
ITALY
Transit Suez Canal
Mediterranean Sea
Cannes
for Monte Carlo
Cairo/Giza
EGYPT
Safaga
SAUDI
ARABIA
for Luxor & Karnak
Jeddah
Dubai
Muscat
(Mina Qaboos)
Taj Mahal
Abu Dhabi
OMAN
INDIA
Mumbai
Kuala Lumpur
(Port Kelang)
Cochin
MALAYSIA
Indian Ocean
Atlantic
Ocean
Singapore
Indian Ocean,
East
&
Ocean Princess_39
Day Indian Middle
Ocean, Middle
East/Europe
Grand Adv_R3
Ocean
39
Europe Grand Adventure ®
D ay s
Princess ®
Sail from Singapore to London
NEW
NEW
Taj Mahal — India
Day
Port
1
2
3-6
7
8
9
10-1 1
12
13
14
15-19
20
21
Singapore
Embark Afternoon
Full Day
Cochin, India
Full Day
Cruising the Arabian Sea
Mumbai, India (for Taj Mahal day excursion)
Full Day & Evening
Half Day - Morning
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Full Day & Evening
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Full Day
Cruising the Gulf of Oman, Arabian Sea and Red Sea
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Full Day
Cruising the Red Sea
Safaga, Egypt (for Luxor & Karnak and
Full Day & Evening
Grand Egypt Overland excursion)
Transit the Suez Canal
Cruising the Mediterranean Sea
Athens, Greece (Piraeus)
Full Day
Sorrento (for Capri & Pompeii)
Full Day
Rome, Italy (Civitavecchia)
Full Day
Florence/Pisa, Italy (Livorno)
Full Day
Cannes, France (for Monte Carlo)
Full Day
Barcelona, Spain
Full Day
Gibraltar
Full Day
Portimão, Portugal (for Algarve Coast)
Full Day
Lisbon, Portugal
Full Day
Cruising the Atlantic Ocean
Paris/Normandy, France (Le Havre)
Full Day
London, England (Dover)
Disembark Morning
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37-38
39
40
Duration ^
Boarding Ocean Princess® in Singapore, you can
only marvel at the kinds of places and experiences
that await you on this Grand Adventure.® You’ll see
palaces and colorful markets in India, perhaps
even setting out on a day tour from Mumbai to
Singapore
the wondrous Taj Mahal, and be introduced to the
ancient cultures of Arabia in the magical Middle
East — including maiden visits to Abu Dhabi in the
United Arab Emirates and Jeddah in Saudi Arabia.
You’ll tour Egypt’s landmarks of antiquity and the
Acropolis in Athens, and explore museums and
people-watch from cafés in memorable cities
such as Barcelona and Paris. For a sensational
addition, plan on joining the 5-day, 4-night optional
Grand Overland excursion to Egypt’s most fabled
places — including the temples at Luxor/Karnak, the
great Pyramids and the museums of Cairo.
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
2011 Departure Date
Apr 29 Several stunning regions
on one grand voyage
Fri
Launch Fares
39-day 28-day
Interior fares from
$
$
Balcony fares from
$
6,830
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
This 39-day Grand Adventure® is a
combination of the 28-day Indian Ocean &
SMALL SHIP
R U I S Iand
N G the
Middle East (4/29/11) shownCright
11-day European Rivieras (5/27/11) not shown.
7,280
8,730
10,505
$
4,890
s
$
s
$
s
$
s
s
5,240
History and intrigue converge
s
6,040
s
7,115
$
s
SMALL SHIP
CRUISING
Our new 28-day Indian Ocean & Middle East
sailing from Singapore to Rome departing 4/29/11
highlights diverse locales such as Saudi Arabia,
India & Greece. Call 1-800-PRINCESS for
more information.
Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for details
^
▲
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An incredible exploration
of the most unique locales
2-DAY
Sorrento
Rome
EXPERIENCE
for Capri & Pompeii
(Civitavecchia)
HONG KONG
Athens
ITALY
Boarding the small ship Ocean Princess ® in
(Piraeus)
GREECE
Shanghai, you’ll feel a sense of anticipation at the
cities in Thailand and Vietnam, with the option to
for Luxor & Karnak
Dubai
SAUDI
ARABIA
Abu Dhabi
OMAN
Jeddah
take an Overland excursion to Cambodia’s
CHINA
Shanghai JAPAN
Transit Suez Canal
Mediterranean Sea
Cairo/Giza
EGYPT
Safaga
exalted places you will visit. After seeing several
UNITED
ARAB EMIRATES
Angkor Wat, you’re bound for India, where you
Muscat
(Keelung)
INDIA
Taj Mahal
Mumbai
Cochin
can take a Taj Mahal day tour from Mumbai. The
Taipei
(Mina Qaboos)
THAILAND
Bangkok
TAIWAN
Da Nang/Hue
(Chan May)
(Laem Chabang)
Ko Samui
CAMBODIA
Ho Chi Minh City
Kuala Lumpur
treasures of the Middle East and Egypt are next,
Okinawa
Hong Kong
VIETNAM
Angkor Wat
(Phu My)
Singapore
MALAYSIA
(Port Kelang)
including a call in the rarely visited Saudi Arabian
Indian Ocean
city of Jeddah and an optional Grand Overland
excursion between Safaga and Athens to see the
Asia, India
Ocean
& Middle East Grand Adv010_R2
Ocean Princess_44
Day Asia
Indian Ocean,
44
fabled antiquities of Egypt, including the Luxor
and Karnak temple complexes. After transiting the
D ays
Suez Canal, you’ll visit such Athenian treasures as
Sail from Shanghai to Rome
the Acropolis and the lovely Plaka neighborhood
before setting course for the Italian jewels of
Day
Port
Sorrento and the Eternal City of Rome.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Shanghai, China
Okinawa, Japan
Hong Kong, China
Hong Kong, China
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
(Phu My — for Angkor Wat Overland excursion)
Ko Samui, Thailand
Singapore
Cochin, India
Mumbai, India (for Taj Mahal day excursion)
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Cruising the Gulf of Oman, Arabian Sea and Red Sea
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Safaga, Egypt (for Luxor & Karnak and Grand Egypt
Overland excursion)
Transit the Suez Canal
Athens, Greece (Piraeus)
Sorrento (for Capri & Pompeii)
7
8
9
10
11
12
Temple of Luxor — Egypt
2-Day Experience — Hong Kong
More time is what our signature
2-Day Experience in Hong Kong is
HONG KONG
all about. There will be no rush to
see the sights as you enjoy two full days plus an
evening in this great city. You can take a harbor
cruise, have dinner in a floating restaurant and
attend a performance in the evening, or join an
Overnight excursion to see the sights of nearby
Guangzhou, with an evening Pearl River cruise.
2-DAY
EXPERIENCE
Ocean
Princess ®
Middle East Grand Adventure®
NE W
NE W
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14
15
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19-22
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26-27
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31-35
36
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Embark Afternoon
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day & Evening
Half Day - Morning
Full Day & Evening
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day & Evening
Full Day
Full Day
Disembark Morning
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
Due to airline schedules and travel distance for Singapore, an
operational overnight is required for passengers purchasing
Princess air.
Princess reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement of up to $9
per person per day on all passengers if the NYMEX oil price
exceeds $70 per barrel, even if the fare has already been paid in
full. Government fees and taxes of up to $229.36 per person are
additional and subject to change. Certain restrictions apply. See
page 98 for details
^
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A p r 13 Launch Fares
Wed
7,035
Interior fares from
$
$
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
voyage of the 16-day South China Sea Explorer
S M A LIndian
L S H I POcean
(4/13/11) on page 22 and the 28-day
CRUISING
& Middle East (4/29/11) not shown, which has
Call 1-800-PRINCESS for details..
SMALL SHIP
CRUISING
7,635
8,935
$
Balcony fares from
10,685
$
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s
s
s
FRANCE
SPAIN
(Livorno)
ITALY
Mediterranean
Sea
Rome
Tangier
MOROCCO
(Civitavecchia)
Cannes
for Monte Carlo
for Marrakech
From Rome, Ocean Princess ® will escort you
Taj Mahal
INDIA
Mumbai
(Mina Qaboos)
TOGO
BENIN
GHANA
Dakar
UNITED
ARAB EMIRATES
Dubai
Muscat
Casablanca
SENEGAL
The sights of West Africa,
India and amazing Asia
Florence/Pisa
Barcelona
Kuala Lumpur
(Port Kelang)
OMAN
Cotonou
Atlantic
Ocean
Tema
SEYCHELLES
ISLANDS
Lomé
for Accra
Walvis Bay
(Swakopmund)
SOUTH AFRICA
Mahé
(Port Victoria)
MOZAMBIQUE
NAMIBIA
Port Louis
Phinda Private
Game Preseve
Maputo
Lüderitz
Cape Town
Atlantic, where you will trace the West Coast
Singapore
Equator
will be visiting range from magical Marrakech
Indian Ocean
in Morocco to such exotic and sometimes
primitive locales as Senegal’s Dakar, where
sights include the pink Lake Retba and its
Pointe des Galets
2 Overnights in Cape Town
West Africa,
& Southeast
Ocean Princess_56Day
West India
Africa, India,
SEA Grand Adv_R7
Ocean
56
Asia Grand Adventure
Princess
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D ay s
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Sail from Rome to Singapore
NEW
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8-10
11
12-14
15
16
17
18-21
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24
25
26
27
28
Embark Afternoon
Florence/Pisa, Italy (Livorno)
Full Day
Cannes, France (for Monte Carlo)
Full Day
Barcelona, Spain
Half Day & Evening
Tangier, Morocco
Full Day
Casablanca, Morocco (for Marrakech)
Full Day
Dakar, Senegal
Full Day
Tema, Ghana (for Accra)
Full Day
Lomé, Togo
Full Day
Cotonou, Benin
Full Day
Cruising the Atlantic Ocean (Cross the Equator)
Walvis Bay, Namibia (for Swakopmund & the Namib Desert)
Full Day
Lüderitz, Namibia
Half Day & Overnight
Full Day
East London, South Africa (for Phinda Private
Full Day
Game Reserve Overland excursion)
Durban, South Africa
Full Day
Maputo, Mozambique
Full Day
Réunion Island (Pointe Des Galets)
Full Day
Mauritius (Port Louis)
Full Day
Seychelles (Mahé)
Full Day
Cruising the Indian Ocean And Arabian Sea
(Cross the Equator)
Half Day - Morning
Dubai, United Arab Emirates (for Grand
Full Day & Evening
Taj Mahal Overland excursion)
Cruising the Gulf of Oman And Arabian Sea
Mumbai, India
Full Day
Cruising the Gulf of Oman And Arabian Sea
Full Day
Singapore
Disembark Morning
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46
47-49
50
51-55
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gardens and fine wineries. Optional Overland
excursions are available to that exquisite
Taj Mahal, as well as South Africa’s incredible
Port
41-44
sensational days and two overnights in the
monument to the enduring power of love, the
Day
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surrounding dunes. You’ll be treated to three
wonderful city of Cape Town, with its local
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32
33-35
36
37
38-39
40
of Africa to Cape Town. Points of interest you
MALAYSIA
MAURITIUS
Durban RÉUNION
East London
out of the Mediterranean and onto the mighty
Duration ^
Phinda Private Game Reserve.
Singapore
Overland excursions to Phinda
Game Reserve and the Taj Mahal
You can take an optional 2-day, 1-night Overland
excursion to Phinda Game Reserve from East
London to Durban. You can also visit the Taj Mahal
from Dubai to Mumbai on a 4-day, 3-night Grand
Overland excursion. Available on this and other
select voyages.
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
2010 Departure Date
Oc t 27 Launch Fares
Wed
9,680
$
Interior fares from
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
voyage of the 25-day West Africa Adventure
S M A L LAfrica,
SHIP
(10/27/10) not shown and the 31-day
CRUISING
India & Southeast Asia on page 26, which has
SMALL SHIP
CRUISING
Balcony fares from
10,380
$
11,980
$
14,155
$
s
s
s
s
Due to airline schedules and travel distance for Shanghai, an
operational overnight is required for passengers purchasing
Princess air.
Princess reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement of up to $9
per person per day on all passengers if the NYMEX oil price
exceeds $70 per barrel, even if the fare has already been paid
in full. Government fees and taxes of up to $530.59 per person are
additional and subject to change. Certain restrictions apply. See
^
▲
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A Pacific crossing to lands
of mystery and majesty
ALASKA
RUSSIA
Anchorage
(Whittier)
If you’re equally intrigued by the pristine
Aleutia
panoramas of Alaska and the cultural gems of
n
n Isla
ds
Asia, this voyage will appeal to you on all counts.
Between Beijing and Anchorage, you’ll venture to
Beijing
Russian port of Vladivostok. Explore South Korea’s
Xingang
shimmering city of Busan, where you can tour the
CHINA
historic old city of Gyeong-ju, and the Chinese
Sapporo
Dalian
(Muroran)
JAPAN
Qingdao
International Date Line
Vladivostok
the Japanese city of Sapporo and the captivating
Pacific Ocean
Busan
SOUTH
KOREA
destinations of Qingdao and Dalian, where ancient
attractions and the landmarks of progress create
an enthralling paradox.
15
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and Far East Anchorage
and Beijing010_R2
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/16 Princess_15/16
Day
Port
1
8
Cruising the North Pacific Ocean
(Cross International Date Line)
Sapporo, Japan (Muroran)
9
2-7
Duration ^
10
Vladivostok, Russia
11
12
Busan, South Korea
13
14
Qingdao, China
15
Dalian, China
16
S at
Embark Afternoon
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
2010 Departure Date
S ep 18 Princess ®
Sail between Anchorage and Beijing
D ays
( 15 d ays)
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
2,245
Interior fares from
$
$
M ay 6† Balcony fares from
$
$
Fri ( 16 d ays)
2,495
3,095
3,595
Combine the 15-day sailing with the 16-day Southeast Asia & China (10/4/10) for a 31-day Alaska, Far East &
China Grand Adventure,® or combine the 16-day sailing with the 16-day Southeast Asia & China (4/20/11) for
a 32-day Alaska, Far East & China Grand Adventure. Both have been priced to include additional savings.
Zhanshan Temple — Qingdao, China
†
Itinerary operates in reverse order on the 16-day sailing.
Due to airline schedules and travel distance for Beijing, operational overnights are required
Princess reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement of up to $9 per person per day on
all passengers if the NYMEX oil price exceeds $70 per barrel, even if the fare has already
been paid in full. Government fees and taxes of up to $126.51 per person are additional
and subject to change. Fares based on 9/18/10 15-day sailing and quoted in U.S. dollars.
^
▲
Shore Excursions
Tour the namesake beer factory
in Japan’s Sapporo, attend a dance
recital in Vladivostok and discover
Qingdao’s German heritage on a
tour. See pages 72-74 for wonderful
excursions ashore in a variety of
spectacular destinations. Or visit
princess.com.
Refer to pages 75-77 for hotel
packages giving you time to
unwind in Anchorage or Beijing.
Cruisetours
Extend your experience in China to
see the country’s most famous
sights or enjoy a Yangtze cruise. See
pages 36-38 for more information.
s
s
s
s
ALASKA
RUSSIA
CANADA
Hubbard Glacier
College Fjord
Skagway
Anchorage
(Whittier)
Juneau
Glacier Bay
National Park
I nsi
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Ketchikan
Vancouver
Pa
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William
Sound
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slan
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Vladivostok
Dalian
CHINA
(Muroran)
JAPAN
Xingang
Qingdao
Sapporo
Busan
Pacific Ocean
SOUTH KOREA
Beijing
ge
Gulf of Alaska
Alaska Northbound Voyage
Alaska Southbound Voyage
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East
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/23
Grand Adventure
D ay s
Princess ®
Sail between Vancouver and Beijing
Day
Port
Duration ^
1
Vancouver, B.C., Canada
2
Cruising the Inside Passage
3
Ketchikan, Alaska
Half Day - Morning
4
Juneau, Alaska
Full Day & Evening
5
Skagway, Alaska
Full Day & Evening
6
Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska
7
College Fjord, Alaska
Evening Scenic Cruising
8
Embark Afternoon
15
16
17
Vladivostok, Russia
18
9-14
Traditional dancers — Busan, South Korea
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
19
Busan, South Korea
20
Full Day
21
Qingdao, China
Full Day
22
Dalian, China
Full Day
23
Disembark Morning
Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska
2010 Departure Date
S ep 1 1 S at (2 2 days)
Launch Fares
3,044
Interior fares from
$
2011 Departure Date
$
May 6 † Balcony fares from
$
$
Fri
(23 days)
3,594
4,594
5,344
The 22- or 23-day Alaska & Far East Grand
Adventure® is a combination of the 7-day Voyage
of the Glaciers sailing not shown and the 15- or
16-day Alaska & Far East sailing on page 30.
s
s
s
s
From grand glaciers to
temples of ages gone by
Creating the upper arc of the Pacific Rim, Alaska
and Far East have little in common other than their
†Itinerary operates in reverse order on the 23-day sailing. Hubbard Glacier scenic
cruising replaces College Fjord. Port duration may vary.
Due to airline schedules and travel distance for Beijing, operational overnights are required
been paid in full. Government fees and taxes of up to $ 152.59 per person are additional
and subject to change. Fares based on 9/11/10 22-day sailing and quoted in U.S. dollars.
^
shared ocean. But together, they create a cruise
itinerary that is without rival. In Alaska, you’ll enjoy
scenic sailing in astonishing Glacier Bay National
▲
Park, and you’ll call in several of the state’s most
popular ports including Ketchikan and Skagway.
In Asia, you’ll sample regional cuisine and tour
temples and palaces in such destinations as
Japan’s port city of Sapporo, Busan in South Korea,
Shore Excursions
See pages 72-74 for shore
excursion options. Or visit
princess.com.
Turn to pages 75-77 for hotel
packages in Vancouver or Beijing.
and China’s Dalian and Qingdao.
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Anchorage
RUSSIA
(Whittier)
Aleutian Is
d
lan
s
ALASKA
Sapporo
(Muroran)
Vladivostok
Dalian
Busan
Shanghai
VIETNAM
THAILAND
Bangkok
(Laem Chabang)
Ko Samui
ndian Ocean
SOUTH KOREA
CHINA
Beijing
Xingang
Qingdao
Nagasaki
JAPAN
Hong
Kong
CAMBODIA
Pacific Ocean
Angkor Wat
Nha Trang
Singapore
Ho Chi Minh City
(Phu My)
MALAYSIA
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Alaska,
Far East
Alaska,Day
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East
& and China Grand Adventure010_R4
31
Diamond
Princess ®
China Grand Adventure®
D ays
Sail from Anchorage to Singapore
Day
Port
1
Cruising the Sea Of Japan
Vladivostok, Russia
Busan, South Korea
Qingdao, China
Dalian, China
Busan, South Korea
Nagasaki, Japan
Shanghai, China
Cruising the East and South China Seas
Hong Kong, China
Nha Trang, Vietnam
Ko Samui, Thailand
Singapore
2-7
you’ll look forward to sights and experiences you
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10
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12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22-23
24
25
26
may have only imagined. Diamond Princess® is
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Big Buddha — Ko Samui, Thailand
Exploring the magnificent
marvels of the Far East
Sailing from Anchorage bound for the Far East,
the ideal hostess for an astonishing itinerary with
highlights too many to mention. In Russia’s
Vladivostok you’ll get a glimpse into the frontier life
of the former Siberia, you’ll explore the Imperial
sights of breathtaking Beijing, and venture along
the mysterious canals of Thailand’s capital of
Bangkok. With other ports including Ho Chi Minh
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30
31
32
2010 Departure Date
S ep 18 City, Nha Trang, Hong Kong and Nagasaki, your
S at
This 31-day sailing is a combination of the
15-day Alaska & Far East (9/18/10) on page
30 and the 16-day Southeast Asia & China
(10/4/10) on page 18.
senses will be engaged every step of the way.
Duration ^
Embark Afternoon
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Half Day & Evening
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
Interior fares from
Balcony fares from
Visit Angkor Wat
You can also take an optional 3-day, 2-night
Overland excursion to explore Cambodia’s
mysterious temples at Angkor Wat, a UNESCO
World Heritage Site. Available on these and other
select voyages.
4,690
$
5,190
$
6,390
$
7,390
$
s
s
s
s
^
For Duration details, see page 97
▲
Shore Excursions
Explore the world’s largest Polar
Aquarium in Dalian, and take a
walking tour of Old Hong Kong. See
more on pages 72-74. Or visit
princess.com.
Add a few days in Anchorage or
Singapore to your trip. Refer to
pages 75-77 for hotel packages.
Anchorage
RUSSIA
(Whittier)
a
Aleutian Isl
n
ALASKA
ds
Sapporo
Dalian
Busan
Shanghai
TAIWAN
(Keelung)
THAILAND
Bangkok
(Laem Chabang)
MALAYSIA
JAPAN
Okinawa
Taipei
Hong Kong
VIETNAM
such ports as the melting pot of Singapore,
SOUTH KOREA
Pacific Ocean
CAMBODIA
modernist Shanghai and the capital of Beijing in
CHINA
Beijing
Xingang
Qingdao
This itinerary is a veritable best of Asia, including
(Muroran)
Vladivostok
China, with its countless sights from the Great
Wall to Tiananmen Square. In Japanese ports
Okinawa and Sapporo, you can step back in time
with a visit to a castle or temple. From Ho Chi Minh
Angkor Wat
Nha Trang
City, you can embark on an Overland excursion for
Ho Chi Minh City
Singapore
Experience a grand journey
to the heart of Asia
Cambodia’s jungle-covered temples at Angkor Wat.
(Phu My)
You’ll even visit the fascinating Russian city of
Alaska, Day
FarAlaska,
East
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Far &
East and China Grand Adventure010_R4
32
Diamond
Princess ®
China Grand Adventure
®
D ay s
Sail from Bangkok to Anchorage
Port
1
2
Singapore (for Angkor Wat
Overland excursion)
Nha Trang, Vietnam
Hong Kong, China
Okinawa, Japan
Shanghai, China
Dalian, China
Qingdao, China
Busan, South Korea
Vladivostok, Russia
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15-16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26-32
33
2011 Departure Date
A p r 20 Wed
This 32-day is a combination voyage of the
16-day Southeast Asia & China (4/20/11) on
page 19 and the 16-day Alaska & Far East
(5/6/11) on page 30.
glimpse of life in the former Siberia. Before arriving
at your final port of Anchorage, you’ll have several
relaxing days in the North Pacific as you cross
Day
Vladivostok, only recently opened to tourism, for a
the International Date Line, in which to reflect on
Duration ^
all you’ve seen on this epic adventure.
Embark Afternoon
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Shurijo Castle — Okinawa, Japan
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
4,990
Interior fares from
$
$
Balcony fares from
$
5,490
6,690
7,690
$
s
s
s
s
Due to airline schedules and travel distance for Bangkok, an operational overnight is required for
full. Government fees and taxes of up to $204.69 per person are additional and subject to
^
▲
Shore Excursions
See more on pages 72-74. Or visit
princess.com for a complete list
of Shore Excursions by port.
Stay on in Bangkok or Anchorage.
Refer to pages 75-77 for packages.
Fishing fleet — Nha Trang, Vietnam
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Phuket
Penang
THAILAND
Bangkok Angkor Wat
Pacific Ocean
THAILAND
Langkawi
Singapore
Kuala Lumpur
(Port Kelang)
(Laem Chabang)
Equator
Pacific Ocean
(Phu My)
Sihanoukville
Kuala Lumpur
MALAYSIA
CAMBODIA
Ho Chi Minh City
VIETNAM
Singapore
(Port Kelang)
Equator
Java Sea
MALAYSIA
Java Sea
Bali
(Padang Bay)
AUSTRALIA
Indian Ocean
AUSTRALIA
Indian Ocean
Geraldton
Perth
Geraldton
Perth
(Fremantle)
(Fremantle)
Sun Princess/Australia_17 Day Treasures of SE Asia (Perth)_R1
17
Sail roundtrip from Perth
D ay s
Sun Princess/Australia_21 Day Southeast Asia Explorer (Perth)_R3
Sun
Princess ®
Treasures of Southeast Asia
21
Sun
Princess ®
Southeast Asia Explorer
D ays
Day
Port
Duration ^
1
Perth, Australia (Fremantle)
2
Geraldton, Australia
3-7
Cruising the Indian Ocean and Java Sea
(Cross the Equator)
8
Penang, Malaysia
Day
Port
Embark Afternoon
1
Full Day
2
Geraldton, Australia
3-4
5
Full Day
Duration ^
Embark Afternoon
Full Day
Full Day
Cruising the Java Sea and South China Sea
(Cross the Equator)
9
Phuket, Thailand
Full Day
6-8
10
Langkawi, Malaysia
Full Day
9
11
Full Day
10
12
Singapore
Full Day & Evening
11
Sihanoukville, Cambodia
Full Day
13-17
Cruising the Java Sea and Indian Ocean
(Cross the Equator)
12
Full Day
18
13-14
Cruising the Gulf of Thailand and
South China Sea
15
16
Singapore
17-21
Cruising the Java Sea and Indian Ocean
(Cross the Equator)
22
May 14
Jun 21
Jul 2 9 Fri
Mon
Thu
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
2,395
Interior fares from
$
$
Balcony fares from
$
$
2,895
3,395
5,385
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day & Evening
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
M ay 31
Jul 8
M on
Thu
3,050
Interior fares from
$
s
$
s
Balcony fares from
$
$
s
s
3,650
4,350
6,550
Australian-based cruising on Sun Princess has an onboard currency in Australian dollars.
Anytime Dining is not available. Other dining and entertainment choices vary.
been paid in full. Government fees and taxes of up to $86.89 per person are additional and
subject to change. Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for details.
^
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▲
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and subject to change. Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for details.
^
Shore Excursions
Explore Phuket’s last virgin rain forest in Khao Phra Taew National Park
or hike the highest mountain in Borneo from Kota Kinabalu. See pages
72-74 for more information or visit princess.com
Ensure a relaxing beginning or end to your voyage with a hotel
package. See your travel agent for more information.
2-DAY
Halong Bay/Hanoi CHINA
(Cai Lan)
Hong Kong
Da Nang/Hue
Bangkok
(Chan May)
(Laem Chabang)
Angkor Wat
THAILAND
Nha Trang
Ko Samui
Ho Chi Minh City
Sihanoukville
(Phu My)
CAMBODIA
MALAYSIA
CHINA
Pacific Ocean
Hong Kong
Equator
Bandar Seri Begawan
(Muara)
BRUNEI Bandar Seri Begawan
INDONESIA
(Muara)
2-DAY
Pacific
EXPERIENCE
Ocean
(Yokohama)
Shanghai
HONG KONG
Kota Kinabalu
Singapore
Busan JAPAN Tokyo
SOUTH KOREA
EXPERIENCE
VIETNAM
Osaka
Sea of
Japan
HONG KONG
for Kyoto
Iwo Jima
Nagasaki
NORTHERN
MARIANA
ISLANDS
(Scenic cruising)
Saipan
Guam
Kota Kinabalu
Equator
Bali
MALAYSIA
(Padang Bay)
Equator
BRUNEI
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Coral Sea
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Re
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Indian Ocean
PAPUA
NEW GUINEA
G re
Darwin
Airlie Beach
Indian Ocean
AUSTRALIA
Rabaul
for Great Barrier Reef
AUSTRALIA
Brisbane
Perth
(Fremantle)
Sun Princess/Australia_30 Day Southeast Asia Odysey (Perth)_R5
30
Sun
Princess ®
Southeast Asia Odyssey
D ay s
Sydney
Sun Princess/Australia_42 Day China and Japan (Sydney)_R4
42
Sun
Princess ®
China & Japan
Sail roundtrip from Sydney
D ays
Day
Port
Duration ^
Day
Port
1
2-3
Duration ^
Full Day
5-7
8
Ko Samui, Thailand
Full Day
9-12
Full Day
Full Day
13
14
15-16
12
Sihanoukville, Cambodia (for Angkor Wat
Overland excursion)
Sydney, Australia
Airlie Beach, Australia
(for the Great Barrier Reef)
Darwin, Australia
Cruising the Arafura Sea, Banda Sea
and Celebes Sea (Cross the Equator)
Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei (Muara)
Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
13
Full Day
14
Nha Trang, Vietnam
Full Day
17
18
Hong Kong, China
Hong Kong, China
15
Da Nang/Hue, Vietnam
16
Halong Bay/Hanoi, Vietnam (Cai Lan)
17
18
19
Hong Kong, China
Hong Kong, China
20-21
22
Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei (Muara)
Full Day
23
Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
Full Day
24-26
Cruising the Celebes Sea and Java Sea
(Cross the Equator)
27
28-30
31
1
2-6
Cruising the Indian Ocean and Java Sea
(Cross the Equator)
7
Singapore
8
9
10
11
2010 Departure Date
Au g 15 Sun
Embark Afternoon
4
Full Day
Full Day & Evening
Full Day
Full Day
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
19-20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34-36
37
38-40
41
42
43
Shanghai, China
Busan, South Korea
Nagasaki, Japan
Osaka, Japan (for Kyoto)
Tokyo, Japan (Yokohama)
Iwo Jima, Japan
Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands
Guam, Northern Mariana Islands
(Cross the Equator)
Rabaul, Papua New Guinea
Brisbane, Australia
Sydney, Australia
4,400
Interior fares from
$
$
Balcony fares from
$
$
5,200
6,250
9,350
s
M ar 5 S at
Embark Afternoon
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day & Evening
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day & Evening
Full Day & Evening
Afternoon Scenic Cruising
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
6,895
$
Interior fares from
8,715
$
s
s
Balcony fares from
$
s
$
10,365
14,965
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Cruisetours
Combine your voyage with an
in-depth land tour
Your Princess ® voyage will introduce you to many
of Asia’s best attractions. But to see even more,
you can combine your voyage with a fully escorted
land tour. We call them cruisetours — a 20- to 28-night
land-and-sea adventure filled with unforgettable
sights and experiences. Stay in centrally located
hotels, chosen for a high level of service and
amenities. From there, your tour director will introduce
you to the region’s highlights — whether that’s sailing
along China’s mysterious Yangtze, or wandering acres
of temple ruins at Cambodia’s stunning Angkor Wat.
And, of course, you’ll have free time to explore on
your own.
Great Wall — Beijing, China
Forbidden City — Beijing, China
Cruisetour
1
Best of China
20, 21 or 28 nights
Diamond Princess ®
Uncovering China’s
greatest cultural treasures
Great Wall of China
Beijing
The ancient treasures of China’s 10,000 years
Xingang
of civilization await you on this fascinating
cruisetour. You’ll begin with two wonderful days
in Beijing, where you’ll visit the city’s most
Yellow Sea
Xian
Motorcoach
Air Connection
famous attractions including the monumental
Great Wall and the imperial gardens of the
Summer Palace, and take a rickshaw ride
through the ancient hutong alleyways. After
that you’ll head to Xian, where you’ll see one
DAY
DESTINATION
Beijing/Great Wall/XianCT010_R1
1
By Land
2
By Land
3
By Land
4
By Land
5
By Land
6
By Land
7-22
By Sea
Beijing — Arrive in wonderful Beijing and get settled in your hotel. Overnight
Beijing Hotel.
Beijing — Today’s tour begins at the Great Wall, one of the undisputed ancient
wonders of the world, stretching over 4,000 miles. Your tour also includes a
visit to the Summer Palace, which features the largest and best-preserved
imperial garden in China. A dinner of famous Peking duck at a local
restaurant is on the menu tonight. Overnight Beijing Hotel. (B,L,D)
of the greatest archeological discoveries of
the 20th century — the 8,000 2nd century B.C.
Terra Cotta Warriors of China’s first emperor.
Several traditional dinners and performances
bring China’s culture into focus.
Beijing/Xian — Today’s adventure begins with a tour of the Temple of Heaven,
China’s largest existing complex of ancient sacrificial buildings. After a local
lunch, you’ll enjoy a rickshaw tour of the city’s ancient hutongs (alleyways) and
see local families in their traditional courtyard homes. Later, fly to Xian for an
evening at leisure. Overnight Xian Golden Flower Shangri-La. (B,L)
Xian — Discover one of the 20th century’s greatest archaeological finds on
a tour of the Museum of Qin, where over 8,000 Terra Cotta Warriors and horses
await you. The tour continues after lunch to the Forest of Stone Steles and the
City Wall. We’ve got something special planned for this evening — dinner and
a folkloric show at the Tang Palace Theatre Restaurant. Overnight Xian Golden
Flower Shangri-La. (B,L,D)
Xian/Beijing — After breakfast, you’ll be escorted to the Shaanxi Provincial
Museum and the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, a well-preserved ancient place that
is revered among practitioners of Buddhism. After lunch, you’ll fly back to
Beijing where you’ll check into your hotel and look forward to a lavish banquet
dinner. Overnight Beijing Hotel. (B,L,D)
Beijing/Xingang/Embark Ship — There’s more sightseeing in store this
morning, as you proceed to the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square. Site
of the imperial palace during the Ming and Qing dynasties, it’s one of the world’s
largest palace complexes with a 6-meter-deep moat, 10-meter-high wall and 980
buildings. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before transferring to Xingang to
board your ship and set sail on a thoroughly delightful 16-day cruise. (B,L)
16-day Southeast Asia & China cruise. See pages 18-19.
16-day Alaska & Far East cruise. See page 30.
Terra Cotta Warriors — Xian, China
B = Breakfast L = Lunch D = Dinner
Description
2010-2011 Departure Dates
Launch Fares
21 nights
Beijing to Singapore Land tour followed by cruise
Includes 16-day Southeast Asia & China cruise shown on page 18.
Sep 29, 2010
Interior fares from
21 nights
Beijing to Bangkok Land tour followed by cruise
Cruisetour
Number of Nights
1A
(shown above)
Nov 14, 2010;
Feb 26; Mar 30, 2011
21 nights
Beijing to Whittier Land tour followed by cruise
May 1, 2011
1D
20 nights
Whittier to Beijing Cruise followed by land tour
1E
21 nights
1F
28 nights
1G
21 nights
1B
1C
(shown above)
(shown above)
Includes 16-day Alaska & Far East cruise shown on page 30.
Singapore to Beijing Cruise followed by land tour
Sydney to Beijing Cruise followed by land tour
Includes 23-day Australia & China cruise shown on page 20.
Bangkok to Beijing Cruise followed by land tour
3,899
$
4,149
$
Balcony fares from
$
$
4,749
5,249
s
s
s
s
Princess reserves the right to impose a
fuel supplement of up to $9 per person
per day on all passengers if the NYMEX
oil price exceeds $70 per barrel, even if
the fare has already been paid in full.
Government fees and taxes of up to
$147.28 per person are additional and
subject to change. Fares based on
9/18/10 departure and quoted in U.S.
dollars. Certain restrictions apply. See
▲
Sep 18, 2010
Nov 3, 2010
Feb 8, 2011
Mar 19; Apr 20, 2011
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Cruisetour
Yangtze
Experience
2
Diamond Princess ®
23 or 24 nights
Motorcoach
Air Connection
Great Wall of China
Beijing
Xingang
Yangtze River Cruise
CHINA
Yellow Sea
Xian
Fengdu
Three
Gorges
Dam
Chongqing
Yichang
Wuhan
Wanxian
Day
Destination
Beijing/Great
Wall/XianCT010_R1
1
By Land
2
By Land
3
By Land
Three Gorges — Yangtze River, China
4
By Land
5
The legendary Yangtze
invites you to explore
By Land
6
By Land
If rivers could speak, China’s mighty Yangtze
would tell some of civilization’s most intriguing
tales. With three nights cruising the Yangtze,
you’ll experience this river that has played
such a central role in the history and economy
7
By Land
8
By Land
of China. You’ll also enjoy three nights in Beijing
with highlights that include visits to the Great
Wall and the Summer Palace and its gardens.
9
By Land
Plus you’ll head to Xian to view the renowned
Terra Cotta army at the mausoleum of China’s
first emperor, Qin Shi Huang.
Cruisetour
Number of Nights
2A
(shown above)
2B
24 nights
24 nights
(shown above)
2C *
24 nights
2D
24 nights
(shown above)
10-25
By Sea
Beijing — Arrive in Beijing. Overnight Shangri-la Kerry Center.
Beijing — Visit the incredible Great Wall, spanning more than 4,000 miles.
Then, it’s on to the Summer Palace, with its dazzling imperial gardens. Evening
at leisure. Overnight Shangri-la Kerry Center. (B,L)
Beijing/Xian — Fly to Xian to see the famous Terra Cotta Warriors and their
horses, one of the most significant archeological excavations of the 20th
century. Tonight, enjoy dinner and a folkloric show at Tang Palace Theatre
Restaurant. Overnight Sofitel Xian Hotel. (B,L,D)
Xian/Chongqing/Sail — A tour of Xian features visits to the City Wall and the
Big Wild Goose Pagoda. After lunch, you’ll fly to Chongqing where you’ll board a
ship for your enthralling Yangtze River cruise. Enjoy dinner onboard. Overnight
on Victoria ship or similar. (B,L,D)
Yangtze River Cruising — Enjoy scenic cruising along the Yangtze, and
explore the history and art of Wanxian or visit Fengdu, the “Ghost City.”
Overnight Victoria ship or similar. (B,L,D)
Yangtze River Cruising — Sail through the Yangtze’s renowned gorges. An
optional shore excursion is available to the small Three Gorges, or you can sail
on Shennong Stream before cruising through the impressive Three Gorges
ship locks. Overnight Victoria ship or similar. (B,L,D)
Yangtze River Cruising/Wuhan — This morning you’ll visit the spectacular
Three Gorges Dam site. Lunch onboard before you disembark for your transfer
to Wuhan. Dinner at the hotel. Overnight Shangri-la Hotel. (B,L,D)
Wuhan/Beijing — Return on a morning flight for lunch at a Beijing restaurant,
and a tour of the fascinating Temple of Heaven. Tonight you’ll be treated to
a dinner with the remainder of your evening at leisure. Overnight Shangri-la
Kerry Center. (B,L,D)
Beijing/Xingang/Embark Ship — One more morning to see the landmarks
of Beijing — the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square. Feast on a traditional
Peking duck lunch at a local restaurant before boarding your motorcoach to
Xingang to set sail on your Asia cruise. (B,L)
16-day Southeast Asia & China cruise. See pages 18-19.
16-day Alaska & Far East cruise. See page 30.
Description
Launch Fares
Beijing to Singapore Land tour followed by cruise
Sep 26, 2010
Interior fares from
Nov 11, 2010;
Mar 27, 2011
Feb 23, 2011
Apr 28, 2011
Whittier to Beijing Cruise followed by land tour
Sep 18, 2010
2E
23 nights
2F
24 nights
Singapore to Beijing Cruise followed by land tour
Nov 3, 2010
2G
24 nights
Bangkok to Beijing Cruise followed by land tour
Mar 19; Apr 20, 2011
*Land tour itinerary operates in reverse order.
5,449
$
Balcony fares from
$
$
6,049
6,549
s
s
s
s
Princess reserves the right to impose a
fuel supplement of up to $9 per person
per day on all passengers if the NYMEX
oil price exceeds $70 per barrel, even if
Government fees and taxes of up to
$147.28 per person are additional and
subject to change. Fares based on
9/18/10 departure and quoted in U.S.
dollars. Certain restrictions apply. See
▲
Beijing to Whittier Land tour followed by cruise
5,199
$
Cruisetour
3
Thailand &
Cambodia Adventure
22 or 23 nights
Diamond
Princess ®
Motorcoach
Air Connection
Chiang Mai
Two of Southeast Asia’s
most intriguing places
River Cruise
THAILAND
On this tour, you’ll be treated to one of Asia’s
Chao Phraya River
(River of Kings)
Indian Ocean
Bangkok
Angkor Wat &
Angkor Thom
most fascinating cities and one of its greatest
Pacific Ocean
Siem Reap
Tónlé Sap Lake
CAMBODIA
ancient places. Bustling Bangkok is a
destination unlike any other on earth. Here
you’ll visit the Emerald Buddhist Temple and
take a cruise on the “River of Kings.” Then, in
Cambodia, you’ll explore a revered site that was
lost for centuries in a thick blanket of jungle —
the ancient city and UNESCO World Heritage
Day
Destination
Thailand/Cambodia
Adventure CT010_R1
1
By Land
2
By Land
3
By Land
4
By Land
5
By Land
6
By Land
7
By Land
8-23
By Sea
8-24
By Sea
Bangkok — Arrive in exciting Bangkok and check in to your hotel. Overnight
Sofitel Silom Hotel.
Bangkok — Bangkok’s many sights include the Emerald Buddha Temple, with
its Buddha carved from a solid piece of jadite (jasper). Enjoy a leisurely boat
ride along the Chao Phraya River, the “River of Kings” — with lunch at a
riverside restaurant. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight Sofitel Silom Hotel. (B,L)
rides and shopping for silk in Thailand’s
Chiang Mai.
Siem Reap — A second day at the ancient city of Angkor begins at the South
Gate of Angkor Thom, a fortified Royal City built by King Jayavarman VII. You’ll
also visit Ta Prohm and Chantiers Ecoles (Artisan d’Angkor), and sample dinner
at a local restaurant. Overnight Angkor Palace Resort & Spa Hotel. (B,L,D)
Siem Reap/Chiang Mai — In Thailand’s Chiang Mai, you’ll be treated to a
captivating tour that begins with a visit to the mountaintop Wat Phrathat Doi
Suthep, where relics of the Lord Buddha are said to be kept. Dinner tonight
is at the hotel. Overnight Sofitel Riverside Hotel. (B,D)
Chiang Mai — Visit an elephant camp and stop at Sankampang, a village
famous for its silk. You’ll have an opportunity to do some shopping for souvenirs
at the Night Bazaar, where hundreds of shops and local vendors sell their
wares. Overnight Sofitel Riverside Hotel. (B,L)
Chiang Mai/Bangkok/Laem Chabang/Embark Ship — This morning your land
tour ends and your cruise begins, as you fly to Bangkok and transfer to your
ship and set sail. (B)
16-day Southeast Asia & China cruise. See page 19.
17-day Eastern Australia & Asia cruise. See page 43.
Cruisetour
Number of Nights
3A
(shown above)
3C ^
temple complex. Also on the itinerary are elephant
Bangkok/Siem Reap — Following breakfast, fly to Siem Reap for the highlight
of your tour. After getting settled in your hotel, you’ll set out for Angkor Wat, a
UNESCO World Heritage Site that defies description. Tonight, dinner will be at
a local restaurant. Overnight Angkor Palace Resort & Spa Hotel. (B,D)
3B^
Site of Angkor Thom with its famous Angkor Wat
23 nights
22 nights
(shown above)
22 nights
Angkor Wat Temple — Cambodia
Description
Launch Fares
Bangkok to Sydney Land tour followed by cruise
Includes 17-day Eastern Australia & Asia cruise shown on page 43.
Nov 29, 2010
Interior fares from
$
$
Bangkok to Beijing Land tour followed by cruise
Mar 13; Apr 14, 2011
Balcony fares from
$
$
Beijing to Bangkok Cruise followed by land tour
Nov 19, 2010;
Mar 3; Apr 4, 2011
4,549
4,799
5,299
5,799
s
s
s
s
passengers if the NYMEX oil price exceeds $70 per barrel, even if the fare has already been paid in full.
Government fees and taxes of up to $118.39 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares
based on 11/29/10 departure and quoted in U.S. dollars. Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for details.
▲
^For the ultimate vacation,
combine this cruisetour with the
land portion of cruisetours 1 or 2.
See your travel agent for details.
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Head Down Under for the wonders
of Australia & New Zealand
N
VIETNAM
Pacific Ocean
THAILAND
Bangkok
(Laem Chabang)
CAMBODIA
E
W
Angkor Wat
Ho Chi Minh City
S
(Phu My)
MALAYSIA
Equator
Singapore
Equator
INDONESIA
Bali
(Padang Bay)
Darwin
Gr
rie
rR
Port Douglas
ee
Broome
Coral Sea
ar
Cooktown
tB
Scenic cruising
ea
Kakadu National Park
The Kimberley Coast
f
Cairns
Townsville
Airlie Beach
Indian Ocean
Alice Springs
South Pacific Ocean
Ayers Rock
AUSTRALIA
Brisbane
Perth
(Fremantle)
Bunbury
Sydney
Albany
Bay of Islands
Adelaide
Tasman
Sea
Melbourne
Auckland
Tauranga
Napier
Burnie
TASMANIA
Hobart
NEW ZEALAND
Wellington
Christchurch
(Lyttelton)
Scenic cruising
Dunedin
(Port Chalmers)
Sydney Harbour Bridge — Australia
On the one hand, friendly cities filled with museums, boutiques and cafés... and on the other,
natural splendor on a monumental scale, from glacier-carved fjords to sun-baked rock mountains,
where unusual animals and native cultures thrive. These are the divergent attractions of
spectacular Australia and breathtaking New Zealand. Places you’ll gain a better appreciation
for when you visit on a voyage with Princess.®
Our signature 12-day Australia & New Zealand voyages between Sydney and Auckland on
Diamond Princess ® are a perfect introduction to the region, featuring popular destinations like
Melbourne, Christchurch, Tasmania and Fiordland National Park. Sun Princess ® and Dawn Princess®
also sail the region, offering an authentic taste of local culture with unique
Aussie Flavor sailings ranging from 13 to 28 days featuring regional food and
entertainment. Look for the Aussie Experience icon on select sailings.
To experience more Down Under, consider
combining your voyage with an escorted land
tour — a Princess cruisetour, we call them. With
one of these immersive land-and-sea adventures,
you can travel into the vast Australian Outback to
Uluru National Park and its most famous feature,
Ayers Rock. Or you might prefer spending some
time diving or snorkeling in the magical Great
Barrier Reef. Our Ultimate Australia cruisetour lets
you experience both these incredible places on
a single unforgettable itinerary.
Koala — Australia
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The ideal introduction to
Australia and New Zealand
AUSTRALIA
Sydney
Diamond Princess® sails between Sydney and
Auckland
Melbourne
Auckland for 12 relaxing days, introducing you
Tauranga
to the most cherished places in both Australia
Tasman
Sea
and New Zealand. Cosmopolitan Melbourne
TASMANIA
welcomes you with culture, art, fashion and
NEW ZEALAND
Hobart
friendly Australians, while the isle of Tasmania
Christchurch
Scenic cruising
boasts unique flora and fauna and a fascinating
(Lyttelton)
history. Few places on earth can match Fiordland
Dunedin
(Port Chalmers)
National Park for sheer natural drama. You
may want to consider an optional 2- or 3day Overland excursion between Fiordland
National Park and Dunedin or Christchurch
to experience Queensland and Fiordland
Diamond Princess_12 Australia/New Zealand010_R1
12
Sail between Sydney and Auckland
D ays
National Park in greater depth.
Diamond
Princess ®
Australia & New Zealand
Day
Port
Duration ^
1
Sydney, Australia
2
3
4
5
6-7
8
(for Queenstown & Fiordland National Park
Overland excursion)
9
Full Day
10
Christchurch, New Zealand (Lyttelton)
Full Day
11
12
Tauranga, New Zealand *
Full Day
13
Disembark Morning
2010 Departure Date
D ec 22
Wed
Embark Afternoon
Full Day
Full Day
Launch Fares
1,695
Interior fares from
$
201 1 Departure Dates
$
Jan 3† Ja n 1 5 Jan 27 † Balcony fares from
$
$
M on
Sat
Thu
s
1,945
s
2,545
s
3,045
s
Combine the 12/22/10 sailing with the 17-day Eastern Australia & Asia sailing (12/5/10) on page 43
for a 29-day Australia, Asia & New Zealand Grand Adventure,® which has been priced to include
additional savings. Call 1-800-PRINCESS for details.
* Port duration in Tauranga may vary due to tidal conditions.
† Itinerary operates in reverse order. Call 1-800-PRINCESS.
▲
in full. Government fees and taxes of up to $115.20 per person are additional and subject to change.
Fares based on 1/3/11, 1/15/11 and 1/27/11 sailings and quoted in U.S. dollars. Certain restrictions
apply. See page 98 for details.
^
Maori art — New Zealand
Shore Excursions
Ride the Puffing Billy train in
Melbourne, go wine tasting in Hobart
and tour Larnach Castle in Dunedin.
list of activities by port.
Stay extra days in Sydney or
Auckland. Refer to pages 75-77 for
hotel details.
Cruisetours
Visit Ayers Rock in the Outback or
snorkel the Great Barrier Reef. See
pages 47-49 for detailed itineraries.
Bangkok
CAMBODIA
(Laem Chabang)
Angkor Wat
Ho Chi Minh City
THAILAND
VIETNAM
Singapore
Equator
Pacific Ocean
(Phu My)
Equator
MALAYSIA
INDONESIA
Darwin
Bali
(Padang Bay)
G
Port Douglas
Cairns
Airlie Beach
re
at
Coral Sea
Ba
rri
er
Re
ef
Indian Ocean
for Great Barrier reef
AUSTRALIA
Sydney
Tasman Sea
Diamond Princess_17 Day Eastern Australia and Asia010_R4
17
Diamond
Princess ®
Eastern Australia & Asia
Sail from Bangkok to Sydney
D ay s
Day
Port
Duration ^
1
2
3
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (Phu My
— for Angkor Wat Overland excursion)
4
5
Singapore
6-7
Cruising the Java Sea (Cross the Equator)
8
9-10
Cruising the Indian Ocean and Timor Sea
11
Darwin, Australia (for Kakadu National Park
Overland excursion)
12-13
Cruising the Arafura Sea and Coral Sea
14
Port Douglas, Australia (for Cairns)
Full Day
Ho Chi Minh City and spectacular Singapore.
15
Airlie Beach, Australia (for the Great Barrier Reef)
Full Day
From there, a visit to the Indonesian jewel of
16-17
Cruising the Coral Sea and Tasman Sea
18
Sydney, Australia
Lac Bratan temple — Bali, Indonesia
Embark Afternoon
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Spend some quality time
in Australia and Asia
This December 2010 sailing on Diamond Princess®
brings you landmarks of both Asia and Australia
Full Day
on one itinerary. Departing Bangkok, you’ll sail
for such remarkable Far East locales as Vietnam’s
Bali is followed by an in-depth exploration of
Disembark Morning
Eastern Australia’s best coastal cities, including
Darwin, Port Douglas for the resort city of Cairns
2010 Departure Date
D ec 5 Sun
Combine this voyage with the 12-day
Aust ralia & New Zealand (12/22/10) on
page 42 for a 29-day Aust ralia, Asia &
New Zealand Grand Adventure,® which has
and Airlie Beach — your gateway to the undersea
Launch Fares
Interior fares from
2,245
$
2,495
$
Balcony fares from
$
$
2,995
3,495
s
wonders of the Great Barrier Reef.
s
s
s
Fares based on 12/5/10 17-day sailing and quoted in U.S. dollars. Certain restrictions apply. See
^
▲
Shore Excursions
Take a jumping crocodile cruise in
Darwin, shop along Ho Chi Minh
City's Dong Khoi Street and tour the
Jurong Bird Park in Singapore. See
onshore activities by port.
Get to know the culture of Australia
or Thailand with added days in
Bangkok or Sydney. Refer to pages
75-77 for hotel details.
Overland Excursions to Angkor
Wat and Kakadu National Park
On this 17-day itinerary, you can choose to take
part in optional Overland excursions to the
UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Cambodia’s
Angkor Wat and Australia’s Kakadu National
Park. The Angkor Wat excursion is 3-days/2-days
between Ho Chi Minh City and Singapore and
the Kakadu National Park excursion is available
between Darwin and Port Douglas.
Cruisetours
Before your cruise, be sure to
experience Cambodia's Angkor Wat.
See page 39 for information.
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Bali
INDONESIA
(Padang Bay)
Darwin
G
Broome
Port Douglas
re
at
Ba
rr
ie
Coral Sea
rR
for the Great Barrier Reef
& Cairns
ee
f
AUSTRALIA
Indian Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Brisbane
Perth
(Fremantle)
Bunbury
Albany
Adelaide
Sydney
Melbourne
Tasman
Sea
Burnie
TASMANIA
Overnight in Hobart
Hobart
Dawn Princess_28 Day Round Australia010_R4
28
Round Australia
Sail roundtrip from Sydney or Melbourne ◆
Broome, Australia
D ays
Day
Port
Indulge in all
things Australian
1
2
3
4-5
6
Sydney, Australia
Brisbane, Australia
Cruising the Coral Sea
Darwin, Australia
Cruising the Timor Sea and Indian Ocean
Broome, Australia*
Bunbury, Australia
Albany, Australia
Cruising the Great Australian Bight
Adelaide, Australia
Cruising the Great Australian Bight
Burnie, Tasmania, Australia
Sydney, Australia
Join a group of mostly Australian guests for
28 blissful days circumnavigating the Australian
continent. With the stunning Dawn Princess ®
as your hostess, you’ll embark roundtrip from
Sydney (or from Melbourne on a Nov 10, 2010
sailing) and call in popular ports and lessvisited gems such as Broome, gateway to the
vast Kimberley Wilderness; Tasmania's Burnie
with its rainforests and Cradle Mountain
National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site;
and the historic former penal colony of Albany.
You’ll spend a day with the undersea denizens
of the Great Barrier Reef, stroll the wonderful
beaches of Cairns, go wine tasting in Perth,
7-8
9
10
11
12
13-16
17
18
19
20-21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
Dawn
Princess ®
Duration ^
Embark Afternoon
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Half Day & Evening
Full Day & Evening
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Disembark Morning
shop the boutiques of Adelaide, enjoy an
Launch Fares
overnight stay at Hobart on the island of
S ep 3 ◆
Nov 10 Interior fares from
$
$
Tasmania and much more.
Fri
Wed
M ar 1 1† Delve deeper Down Under on
12-, 15- and 17-day sailings.
Dawn Princess ® offers a 12-day Queensland
sailing departing 10/14/10 roundtrip from Sydney
that features the remote enclaves of Cooktown
and Townsville and more. Sun Princess ® sails
on a 15-day Northern Australia Explorer from
Brisbane to Perth departing on 4/29/10 and a
17-day Northern Australia Explorer from Perth to
Sydney on 9/14/10. Both voyages feature Darwin,
Kimberley Coast scenic cruising, Bali and more!
4,495
5,695
6,995
$
Balcony fares from
Fri
10,395
$
s
s
s
s
Australian-based cruising on Dawn Princess has an onboard currency in Australian
dollars. Anytime Dining is not available. Other dining and entertainment choices vary.
* Port duration in Broome may vary due to tidal conditions.
◆
This voyage operates roundtrip from Melbourne. Port duration and order may vary.
▲
in full. Government fees and taxes of up to $125.25 per person are additional and subject to change.
Fares based on 9/3/10 and 11/10/10 sailings and quoted in U.S. dollars. Certain restrictions apply.
See page 98 for details.
^
SM
Shore Excursions
For more information, turn to pages
72-74. Or visit princess.com for a
complete list of onshore activities.
See even more when you add a
few days in Sydney. See your
travel agent for options.
Experience the splendor
of New Zealand
Sydney
Bay of Islands
AUSTRALIA
Sail for 13 sunny days roundtrip from Sydney or
Auckland
Tauranga
Melbourne
Tasman
Sea
Melbourne — your destination the awe-inspiring
Napier
for its volcanic mountains and picturesque
NEW ZEALAND
Christchurch
(Lyttelton)
Dawn Princess
Sun Princess
Dunedin
waterfront, as well as the charming Victorian-era
city of Christchurch. You’ll stop in Tauranga, a
center for Maori culture. And you’ll relish a full
(Port Chalmers)
Scenic cruising
islands of New Zealand. On one of these voyages,
you’ll explore the largest city of Auckland, known
Wellington
day of scenic sailing in dazzling Fiordland
National Park, one of the most beautiful spots
on earth.
Dawn/Sun
Princess_13
Day New Zealand010_R2
New
Zealand
13
Dawn Princess ®
Sun Princess ®
or Melbourne ◆
D ay s
Day
Port
1
2-3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12-13
14
Sydney, Australia
Bay of Islands, New Zealand
Tauranga, New Zealand*
Napier, New Zealand
Wellington, New Zealand
Christchurch, New Zealand (Lyttelton)
Sydney, Australia
Duration ^
Sun Princess Roundt rip Sydney
Oc t 13 Wed
Oc t 26 Tue
N ov 8† Mon
N ov 21 Sun
D ec 4 S at
D ec 17 Fri
D ec 30 Thu
Embark Afternoon
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
Dawn Princess Roundtrip Melbourne◆
D ec 8
We d
D ec 21 Tu e
1,795
$
Interior fares from
2,295
$
Balcony fares from
$
$
2,695
4,495
s
s
s
s
Sun Princess Roundtrip Sydney
Ja n 12 Wed
Ja n 25 Tue
Feb 7 Mon
Feb 20 Sun
Milford Sound, New Zealand
Dawn Princess Roundtrip Melbourne◆
Ja n 3
Mon
Ja n 1 6
Su n
Ja n 2 9 Sat
Feb 1 1 Fr i
Feb 24 Thu
Australian-based cruising on Sun Princess and Dawn Princess has an onboard
currency in Australian dollars. Anytime Dining is not available. Other dining and
entertainment choices vary.
* Port duration in Tauranga may vary due to tidal conditions.
† Itinerary operates in reverse order. Port duration and order may vary.
◆
Melbourne itineraries do not include Bay of Islands. Port duration may vary.
▲
in full. Government fees and taxes of up to $149.00 per person are additional and subject to
change. Fares based on Sun Princess 10/13/10, 10/26/10, 11/8/10, 11/21/10, 12/4/10 and Dawn Princess
12/8/10 sailings and quoted in U.S. dollars. Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for details.
^
SM
Shore Excursions
Refer to pages 72-74 or visit
princess.com for more
information about onshore
activities by port.
Add some additional days in
Sydney. See your travel agent
for options.
Christchurch, New Zealand
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Cruisetours
in-depth land tour
It’s the best way to see the most while Down Under —
a cruisetour. Choose from 17- to 19-night land-and-sea
adventures combining your voyage with an immersive,
fully escorted land tour. A tour director joins you as you
visit places off the cruise itinerary. It’s an immersion in the
culture, landscapes and experiences of the region you’ll be
visiting, featuring both famous landmarks and unexpected
sights alike. In Australia, the options include snorkeling the
colorful world of the Great Barrier Reef, venturing into
magnificent Kakadu National Park from Darwin, or exploring
the geological wonders, cultural influences and unique
flora and fauna found at Ayers Rock, Alice Springs and in
the rest of the Outback.
Sydney, Australia
Great Barrier Reef — Australia
Cruisetour
Australian Outback
Adventure
4
Diamond
Princess ®
18 nights
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AUSTRALIA
Gr
Cairns
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Air Connection
High-Speed
Catamaran
Motorcoach
Two of Australia’s most important wilderness
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Alice Springs
Discover the Outback and
Great Barrier Reef
wonders await you on this fantastic adventure.
Ayers Rock
After two days in Sydney during which you’ll enjoy
Pacific Ocean
a guided tour including all the city's most famous
sights, you set out for Mt. Olga and Ayers Rock in
Uluru National Park — watching sunset here is one
Sydney
of Australia’s greatest experiences. The next day,
you’ll be immersed in native Aboriginal culture
in the historic town of Alice Springs, where
DAY
DESTINATION
Australian
Outback CT010_R1
1
By Land
2
By Land
3
By Land
4
By Land
5
By Land
6
By Land
7
By Land
8-19
By Sea
B = Breakfast
Sydney — Arrive in Sydney and check in to your hotel. Meet your traveling
companions this evening at a reception hosted by your Tour Director. Overnight
Four Season’s Sydney.
Sydney — Incredible Sydney is a city you'll not soon forget, and on a morning
tour you'll see all the best attractions — including Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair, with
sensational views of the Opera House and city skyline. Then it’s off on a
delightful luncheon cruise in Sydney Harbour, with great vistas of the Opera
House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. Tonight you can explore this vibrant city on
your own. Overnight Four Season’s Sydney. (B,L)
featuring over 120 species of native animals.
Finally, you’ll depart for two nights in Cairns,
where you’ll take a high-speed catamaran for
a full-day visit on the Great Barrier Reef.
Sydney/Ayers Rock — After breakfast, you'll fly to the Outback and iconic
Ayers Rock. After an afternoon tour of Mt. Olga in Uluru National Park, you’ll
be treated to the sight of Ayers Rock at sunset, followed by a brilliant display
of the stars and constellations of the Southern Hemisphere, including the
Southern Cross. Overnight Sails Resort. (B)
Ayers Rock/Alice Springs — Today you’ll be introduced to the culture and
40,000-year history of Australia's Aboriginal people on an enlightening morning
Liru tour. Then a scenic drive takes you across the Outback, viewing Mt. Conner,
roadhouses and stopping at a camel farm en route to Alice Springs.
Overnight Crowne Plaza Hotel. (B)
Alice Springs/Cairns — Start your day with a morning tour of the historic town
of Alice Springs, followed by a visit to the amazing “Desert Park,” where you’ll
discover over 120 species of indigenous animals and 350 species of plants.
Later, you’ll fly to Cairns for a relaxing evening at leisure. Overnight Sebel
Cairns Hotel. (B)
Cairns — Another highlight of your tour — a high-speed catamaran whisks
you across the ocean for your unforgettable full-day tour on the Outer Great
Barrier Reef. You can snorkel, or take an optional helicopter tour or scuba dive
with a dive master (additional cost). A buffet lunch is included. Later you’ll
return to Cairns to enjoy the evening at leisure. Overnight Sebel Cairns Hotel.
(B,L)
Cairns/Sydney/Embark Ship — After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your
flight to Sydney — where you’ll proceed to the pier to board the ship for your
memorable Princess voyage. (B)
12-day Australia & New Zealand cruise. See page 42.
L = Lunch
D = Dinner
Ayers Rock — Australia
Description
Launch Fares
18 nights
Sydney to Auckland Land tour followed by cruise
Dec 16, 2010;
Jan 9, 2011
Interior fares from
$
Includes 12-day Australia & New Zealand cruise shown on page 42.
$
18 nights
Auckland to Sydney Cruise followed by land tour
Jan 3, 27, 2011
Balcony fares from
$
$
Cruisetour
Number of Nights
4A
(shown above)
4B
you’ll also be treated to a tour of Desert Park,
4,249
4,499
5,099
5,599
s
s
s
s
Princess reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement of up to $9 per person per day on all passengers if the NYMEX oil price exceeds $70
per barrel, even if the fare has already been paid in full. Government fees and taxes of up to $181.74 per person are additional and subject to
change. Fares based on 1/3/11, 1/9/11 and 1/27/11 departures and quoted in U.S. dollars. Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for details.
▲
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Cruisetour
5
The best of Australia on
a single, sensational tour
Ultimate
Australia
Diamond Princess ®
19 nights
Air Connection
High-Speed Catamaran
Motorcoach
Darwin
Port Douglas
Gr
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Cairns
tB
This immersive tour has it all. Two nights in
ar
Sydney sets a civilized tone with visits to the
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Then, you’ll fly deep into the Outback to Uluru
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city's most famous attractions on a guided tour.
Indian Ocean
AUSTRALIA
Ayers Rock
Pacific Ocean
National Park where you’ll be treated to the
memorable experience of seeing Mt. Olga and
Ayers Rock at sunset. In extraordinary Kakadu
Sydney
National Park, you’ll stay at the wonderful
Gagudju Crocodile Hotel — built in the shape
of a 250-meter crocodile — and enjoy a Yellow
Waters boat cruise. You’ll see the sights in Darwin,
including the fascinating Darwin Museum, and
take a skyway cable ride into the Kuranda Range.
Finally in Port Douglas, you’ll board a high-speed
DAY
DESTINATION
Ultimate
Australia CT010_R1
1
By Land
2
By Land
catamaran, setting out for an unforgettable day
at the Great Barrier Reef.
3
By Land
4
By Land
5
By Land
6
By Land
7
By Land
8
By Land
Kakadu National Park — Australia
9-20
By Sea
Sydney — Arrive in Sydney, where you’ll get to know your fellow traveling
companions at a festive Welcome Reception with your tour director. Overnight
Amora Jamison Sydney.
Sydney — Visit Sydney's must-see sights on a guided tour. You’ll see Bondi
Beach, Watson’s Bay, Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair and more. Tonight you can
explore Sydney on your own, perhaps with a short walk to the historic Rock’s
district. Overnight Amora Jamison Sydney. (B)
Sydney/Ayers Rock — A morning flight takes you deep into the heart of the
Outback to Ayers Rock. You’ll tour Mt. Olga and Uluru National Park, then
witness the colors of Ayers Rock at sunset. Overnight Sails Resort. (B)
Ayers Rock/Darwin/Kakadu — Today you'll fly to Darwin for the scenic journey
along the Stuart Highway and into Kakadu National Park. Dinner tonight is
served at your world-famous hotel, built in the shape of a giant crocodile.
Overnight Gagudju Crocodile Hotel. (B,D)
Kakadu/Darwin — A fantastic Yellow Waters boat cruise takes you to the heart
of sensational Kakadu National Park. Watch for abundant wildlife, tropical
flowering plants and birds within the park's wetlands. A tour of the city of
Darwin includes highlights from the Darwin Museum to East Point where you'll
enjoy sweeping views of Darwin Harbour. Overnight Crowne Plaza. (B,L)
Darwin/Port Douglas — This morning you'll fly to Cairns for your transfer to
the base of the Kuranda Range and a ride on the incredible Skyrail Kuranda
Cableway with views of the rainforest and ocean. Later you’ll proceed to Port
Douglas, where you can relax on the beach or enjoy the amenities of one of
Australia’s premier resorts. Overnight Sheraton Mirage Resort. (B)
Port Douglas — This morning, a high-speed catamaran delivers you to a full
day exploring the Outer Great Barrier Reef. You’ll have time to enjoy a semisubmersible submarine tour, snorkeling, an optional helicopter ride or a scuba
dive tour (additional cost). The evening is yours to enjoy at your leisure.
Overnight Sheraton Mirage Resort. (B,L)
Port Douglas/Sydney/Embark Ship — Fly from Cairns to Sydney, where your
land tour ends... and a spectacular Princess voyage begins.
Description
Launch Fares
19 nights
Dec 15, 2010;
Jan 8, 2011
Interior fares from
$
$
19 nights
Jan 3, 27, 2011
Balcony fares from
$
$
Cruisetour
Number of Nights
5A
(shown above)
5B
change. Fares based on 1/3/11 and 1/27/11 departures and quoted in U.S. dollars. Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for details.
▲
4,449
4,699
5,299
5,799
s
s
s
s
Cruisetour
Tropical
Highlights
6
Diamond Princess ®
17 nights
Gr
Cairns
Air Connection
High-Speed Catamaran
ea
Defining “Down Under” —
the Great Barrier Reef
tB
ar
rie
Sensational Sydney is a fabulous way to begin
rR
ee
your tour, taking in all the sights from the iconic
f
AUSTRALIA
Pacific Ocean
Opera House to Bondi Beach. Then, you’re
bound for this tour’s main attraction — the
majestic Great Barrier Reef. Your first stop
is charming Cairns where you’ll be staying, and
Sydney
a visit to world-renowned Hartley’s Crocodile
Adventures for a crocodile cruise followed by
an Aussie BBQ dinner. Then, the breathtaking
DAY
DESTINATION
Tropical
Highlights of Australia CT010_R1
1
By Land
2
By Land
3
By Land
4
By Land
5
By Land
6
By Land
7-18
By Sea
Sydney — Arrive in Sydney and get settled in your hotel. Tonight your tour
director hosts a "meet-and-greet" Welcome Reception. Overnight Sydney
Intercontinental Hotel.
reef is just a short boat ride away. A full day on
the Outer Reef offers plenty of time to see it all,
whether you choose to snorkel or take a
Sydney — A morning tour visits Bondi Beach, Watson’s Bay, and Mrs.
Macquarie’s Chair and other highlights of magnificent Sydney. Tonight you can
set out on your own or join new friends and explore Sydney’s legendary
nightlife. Overnight Sydney Intercontinental Hotel. (B)
semi-submersible submarine tour. You’ll also
Sydney/Cairns — This morning, you'll leave Sydney on a flight to Cairns. This
evening, a visit to Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures awaits you. Here you’ll
experience a crocodile cruise on Hartley’s Lagoon where the keepers will
enthral you with their daring judgement as they feed these prehistoric reptiles.
Then you’ll sit down for a fabulous gourmet BBQ dinner in the twilight
restaurant after your lagoon tour. Overnight Cairns Hilton. (B,D)
and enjoy a stop in Tjapukai, a center for
visit the Kuranda mountain range for a ride on
the award-winning Skyrail Rainforest Cableway,
Aboriginal culture.
Cairns — Today a high-speed catamaran takes you to the Outer Great Barrier
Reef where you’ll spend the day among the multi-colored denizens of the
most spectacular reef on earth. Take a break from the undersea attractions for
a delicious buffet lunch, which is included. Enjoy snorkeling or a semisubmersible submarine tour. Perhaps take an optional scuba dive or helicopter
ride over the reef (additional cost). Overnight Cairns Hilton. (B,L)
Cairns — After spending the morning relaxing on your own, you’ll depart by
motorcoach for the beautiful Kuranda Range and free time to explore the
colorful rainforest village of Kuranda. Later, enjoy a ride down the mountain on
the award-winning Skyrail Rainforest Cableway. Get a glimpse of true
Aboriginal culture at the fascinating Tjapukai Aboriginal Culture Park. Enjoy the
rest of your day at leisure. Overnight Cairns Hilton. (B)
Cairns/Sydney/Embark Ship — After breakfast, you’ll fly to Sydney to board
your Princess ship for the beginning of your fantastic voyage Down Under. (B)
Great Barrier Reef — Australia
Description
Launch Fares
17 nights
Dec 17, 2010;
Jan 10, 2011
Interior fares from
17 nights
Jan 3, 27, 2011
Cruisetour
Number of Nights
6A
(shown above)
6B
3,549
$
3,799
$
Balcony fares from
$
$
4,399
4,899
s
s
s
s
change. Fares based on 1/3/11 and 1/27/11 departures and quoted in U.S. dollars Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for details.
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Find your paradise in Hawaii,
Tahiti & the South Pacific
San Francisco
UNITED
STATES
Los Angeles
N
Ensenada
E
W
MEXICO
S
Honolulu
Kauai
(Nawiliwili)
Maui
(Lahaina)
HAWAII
Hilo
Kona
Pacific Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Equator
Equator
Niuafo’ou
Scenic cruising
Champagne Bay
VANUATU
Lifou
NEW CALEDONIA
WESTERN
SAMOA
Wala
Apia
Port Denarau
Vila
Suva
FIJI
Pago
Pago
Dravuni
Island
Isle of Pines
Bora Bora
Raiatea
Moorea
TONGA
Nouméa
AMERICAN
SAMOA
Tuamotu Archipelago
Huahine Rangiroa
Papeete
TAHITI
FRENCH POLYNESIA
Vava’u
Nuku’alofa
LOYALTY
ISLANDS
AUSTRALIA
Sydney
Auckland
Scenic cruising
Wellington
Dunedin
(Port Chalmers)
Tasman Sea
NEW ZEALAND
Hawaiian dancer
A warm trade wind, swaying coconut palms and glimmering blue-green seas let you
know you’ve arrived someplace entirely different. The lush islands of Hawaii and Tahiti would
certainly fit what most people picture as paradise. And Princess ® offers a wonderful selection
of sailings that let you simply relax and get yourself on island time.
Our tropical voyages in southern seas range from 10 to 35 days from a variety of departure
points on large and small ships. Our popular and relaxing 14-day Hawaiian Islands voyage on
Golden Princess® sails roundtrip from Los Angeles for Maui, Kauai, Oahu and the Big Island — and
includes eight leisurely days at sea to enjoy all the offerings of this wonderful ship. For the
more personal experience of small ship sailing in paradise, join Royal Princess ® as she
ventures on 10-day sailings between Vancouver and Honolulu, or roundtrip from Tahiti for an
immersion in the islands of French Polynesia, as well as a 12-day itinerary between Tahiti
and Hawaii, with the best of both island archipelagos. Sun Princess ® and Dawn Princess ®
offer options sailing roundtrip out of Sydney to islands off the beaten path such as Vanuatu,
New Caledonia and Fiji. And two 29-and 30-day fall voyages on Sapphire Princess ® explore an
amazing array of South Pacific ports, sailing from Vancouver or San Francisco to Sydney, or
returning from Sydney to Los Angeles.
A voyage to tropical seas with Princess offers
the perfect formula for rejuvenation — the most
idyllic islands and ports, combined with the
comfortable ambience and sensational amenities
of a Princess ship.
Moorea, French Polynesia
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UNITED STATES
Los Angeles
Ensenada
Pacific Ocean
MEXICO
Honolulu
Kauai
(Nawiliwili)
Maui
(Lahaina)
14
Hilo
HAWAII
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific Ocean
Golden Princess ®
Golden_Hawaiian Islands 14 Day RT Los Angeles010_R1
Sail roundtrip from Los
Sapphire
D ays
Angeles
Princess ®
Akaka Falls — Hilo, Hawaii
Tropical bliss awaits you
in the Hawaiian Islands
Departing roundtrip from Los Angeles, you’ll
Day
Port
Duration ^
1
Los Angeles, California
2-5
Cruising the Pacific Ocean
6
Hilo, Hawaii
7
Honolulu, Hawaii
8
Kauai, Hawaii (Nawiliwili)
Full Day
9
Maui, Hawaii (Lahaina)
Full Day
10-13
14
Ensenada, Mexico
Half Day & Evening
15
Disembark Morning
Full Day
Full Day & Evening
2010 Wednesday Departure Dates
G o l d e n P r i n c es s
S ep 2 9†
O ct 13
O ct 27
Nov 10 †
Nov 24
D ec 8
D ec 22
have two weeks of pure bliss ahead. Your
voyage begins with peaceful days of relaxed
sailing on the Pacific, in which to enjoy all
that Golden Princess ® or Sapphire Princess ®
have to offer. Arriving in the Hawaiian Islands,
you can partake in a variety of activities at
destinations such as Hilo, Honolulu, Kauai
Embark Afternoon
Launch Fares
1,745
$
Interior fares from
1,945
$
2,545
Balcony fares from
$
$
3,045
s
s
s
s
201 1 Wednesday Departure Dates
201 1 Saturday Departure Dates
G o l d e n P r i n c es s
Jan 5
Jan 19
Feb 2
Feb 16
M ar 2
S ap p h i re P ri n ces s
Jan 2 9
Feb 26
M ar 26
M ar
M ar
Apr
Apr
16
30
13
27
and Maui — including shopping and visiting
art galleries, helicopter flightseeing above
volcanoes, snorkeling and more. On the way
home, you’ll have the chance to unwind at
sea, as well as a stop in the Baja, Mexico
port of Ensenada.
† Port order may vary.
▲
Princess reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement of up to $9 per person per
day on all passengers if the NYMEX oil price exceeds $70 per barrel, even if the fare has
already been paid in full. Government fees and taxes of up to $42.93 per person are
additional and subject to change. Fares based on Golden Princess 12/8/10 sailing and
quoted in U.S. dollars. Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for details.
^
Shore Excursions
Visit the Pearl Harbor memorial in
Honolulu, tour a coffee plantation
on Kauai and go whale watching on
Maui. See pages 72-74 to learn more.
Or visit princess.com for a complete
list of onshore activities by port.
Spend some extra time before or
after your voyage in Los Angeles.
Refer to pages 75-77 for hotel details.
Tuamotu Archipelago
2-DAY
EXPERIENCE
BORA BORA
Bora Bora
Rangiroa
A small ship welcome to
the tropic’s best isles
The enticing islands of French Polynesia beckon
on this wonderful 10-day small ship sailing
Raiatea
Huahine
roundtrip from Tahiti. You'll enjoy an overnight
Moorea
stay in Papeete so you can truly experience
Papeete
this unique city. Your itinerary also features a
TAHITI
2-Day Experience in breathtaking Bora Bora,
calls in Huahine — two pristine islands
FRENCH POLYNESIA
connected by a bridge — and gorgeous
Moorea, perhaps the South Pacific’s most
Overnight in Bora Bora and Papeete
beautiful isle. And you’ll visit the less-
10
frequented destinations of Rangiroa and
Royal_10 Day Tahiti/Polynesia010_R3
Royal
Princess ®
Tahiti & Polynesia
Sail roundtrip from Tahiti
D ay s
Raiatea as well, in addition to enjoying a day
of spectacular scenic sailing in the picturesque
Tuomoto Archipelago.
Day
Port
Duration ^
1
Tahiti, French Polynesia (Papeete)
Embark Afternoon
& Overnight
2
Full Day
3
Huahine, French Polynesia
Full Day
4
Cruising the Tuamotu Archipelago
and South Pacific Ocean
5
Rangiroa, French Polynesia
6
Full Day
7
Raiatea, French Polynesia
8
9
2-Day Experience in Bora Bora
Bora Bora, French Polynesia
10
11
Oct
Oct
Oct
N ov
6 16
26 29
Wed
S at
Tue
Mon
D ec 9 D ec 1 9 D ec 2 9
Mar 3 A p r 6
A p r 16 Full Day & Overnight
Full Day
Full Day
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
Thu
Su n
We d
1,595
$
Interior fares from
1,745
$
2,145
$
Balcony fares from
Ja n 8 S at
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
Ja n 18
Tue
Feb 21 Mon
Full Day & Evening
Suite fares from
3,845
$
s
s
s
s
Thu
We d
Sat
Polynesian dancer — Tahiti, French Polynesia
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
Princess reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement of up to $9 per person per day
on all passengers if the NYMEX oil price exceeds $70 per barrel, even if the fare has
S M A L Lbeen
S H I P paid in full. Government fees and taxes of up to $93.58 per person are
already
CRUISING
additional and subject to change. Fares based on 11/29/10 and 12/9/10 sailings and
quoted in U.S. dollars. Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for details
^
▲
SMALL SHIP
CRUISING
2-Day Experience — Bora Bora
Discover enchantment during your
2-Day Experience in exotic Bora Bora.
BORA BORA
Take the time to relax and unwind on
pristine beaches; snorkel the sheltered waters of
the island's circular bay, or peruse the many
quaint shops for the finest black pearls, local
crafts and more.
2-DAY
EXPERIENCE
Shore Excursions
While in Papeete, visit the
Gauguin Museum. Take a 4WD
safari in Huahine, and visit a
pearl farm in Raiatea. See pages
72-74 to learn more. Or visit
of onshore activities by port.
A few relaxing days in Tahiti is a
wonderful way to begin or end
your South Pacific sailing. Refer
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Vancouver
Maui
Kauai
CANADA
(Lahaina)
(Nawiliwili)
Honolulu
Kona
HAWAII
Hilo
Pacific Ocean
UNITED
STATES
Pacific Ocean
Equator
Honolulu
(Lahaina)
(Nawiliwili)
HAWAII
10
Maui
Kauai
Kona
TAHITI
Bora Bora
FRENCH POLYNESIA
Raiatea
Papeete
Moorea
Hilo
Hawaiian Islands
Princess
Sail between Vancouver and Honolulu
D ay s
Day
Port
1
2-6
7
Hilo, Hawaii
8
12
Royal_12 Day Tahiti/Hawaii010_R2
Royal Princess_10 Day Hawaiian Islands From Vancouver010_R2
Royal
®
Duration ^
Royal
Princess ®
Hawaii & Tahiti
D ays
Sail between Honolulu and Tahiti
Day
Port
1
Honolulu, Hawaii
2
Full Day
Full Day
3
Full Day
Kona, Hawaii
Full Day
4
Hilo, Hawaii
Full Day
9
Full Day
5-9
10
Full Day
Cruising the Pacific Ocean and South Pacific Ocean
(Cross the Equator)
11
Honolulu, Hawaii
10
Full Day & Evening
11
Full Day & Evening
12
13
2010 Departure Date
S ep 14 Tue
2011 Departure Date
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
May 8 † Sun
Embark Afternoon
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
Embark Afternoon
1,395
Interior fares from
$
$
Balcony fares from
$
Suite fares from
Duration ^
1,545
1,895
3,695
$
s
s
s
s
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
SMALL SHIP
CRUISING
Combine the 10-day Hawaiian Islands sailings with the 12-day Hawaii & Tahiti sailings
(9/24/10 and 4/26/11) on this page for a 22-day Hawaii & Tahiti Grand Adventure,® which
has been priced to include additional savings. Call 1-800-PRINCESS for details.
SMALL SHIP
CRUISING
S ep 24 Nov 5 † * Nov 17 Launch Fares
Fri
Fri
Wed
Interior fares from
Jan 28† Fri
M ar 13† Su n
1,995
$
2,145
$
201 1 Departure Dates
S M AFeb
L L S9H I P C RWed
UISING
Full Day
Disembark Morning
M ar 25 A p r 26† Fri
Tu e
2,645
Balcony fares from
$
Suite fares from
$
4,945
s
s
s
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
† Itinerary
in reverse order. Port order and duration may vary.
S M A L L operates
SHIP
CRUISING
* Kona replaces Kauai (Nawiliwili)
▲
on all passengers if the NYMEX oil price exceeds $70 per barrel, even if the fare has already
subject to change. Fares based on 9/24/10, 11/5/10 and 11/17/10 sailings and quoted in U.S.
dollars. Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for details.
^
SMALL SHIP
CRUISING
† Itinerary operates in reverse order. Port order may vary.
▲
subject to change. Fares based on 9/14/10 sailing and quoted in U.S. dollars. Certain
restrictions apply. See page 98 for details.
^
s
Shore Excursions
Tour the Big Island's Kileaua Volcano, visit the Iao Needle on Maui and
take a boat tour to Kauai's famous Napali coast. See pages 72-74 to
learn more. Or visit princess.com for a complete list of activities by port.
Enjoy extra relaxing days in Vancouver, Honolulu or Papeete before or
after your voyage. Refer to pages 75-77 for hotel packages.
UNITED STATES
Pacific Ocean
Honolulu
UNITED STATES
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Honolulu
HAWAII
WESTERN SAMOA
Apia
FIJI
Suva
AUSTRALIA
Maui
(Lahaina)
AMERICAN
SAMOA
Equator
HAWAII
Maui
(Lahaina)
Equator
Equator
Bora
Bora
Dunedin
(Port Chalmers)
AUSTRALIA
South
Pacific Ocean
Christchurch
Day
Sail from San Francisco to Sydney
D ays
Day
San Francisco, California
2-5
6
Honolulu, Hawaii
7
8-1 1
Cruising the Pacific Ocean and
South Pacific Ocean (Cross the Equator)
12
29
Port
1
(Akaroa)
Sapphire_29 Day Hawaii/Tahiti/SouthPacific to LA010_R4
Sapphire
Princess ®
Hawaii, Tahiti & South Pacific
Sail from Sydney to Los Angeles
Port
Sydney, Australia
2-3
Embark Afternoon
Full Day & Evening
4
Full Day
5
Dunedin (Port Chalmers), New Zealand
Full Day
6
Christchurch (Akaroa), New Zealand
Full Day
7
Full Day
Full Day
8
Cruising The South Pacific Ocean
13
Full Day
9
14
Full Day
10-11 Cruising The South Pacific Ocean
15-16 Cruising the South Pacific Ocean
17
Pago Pago, American Samoa
Full Day
18
Apia, Western Samoa
Full Day
19
20
Suva, Fiji
Full Day
24
Full Day
12
Suva, Fiji
13
Full Day
14
Full Day
Full Day & Evening
17
Full Day
18
Full Day
19
Full Day
25
Full Day
Cruising the South Pacific Ocean and
20-23
Pacific Ocean (Cross the Equator)
26
Christchurch (Lyttelton), New Zealand
Full Day
24
Honolulu, Hawaii
27
Dunedin (Port Chalmers), New Zealand
Full Day
25
28
Sydney, Australia
2010 Departure Date
S e p 22 Wed
30
Disembark Morning
2010 Departure Date
Launch Fares
O c t 23
4,345
Interior fares from
$
$
Balcony fares from
$
Suite fares from
$
4,595
5,245
5,645
on all passengers if the NYMEX oil price exceeds $70 per barrel, even if the fare has
already been paid in full. Government fees and taxes of up to $202.01 per person are
additional and subject to change. Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for details.
^
▲
Full Day & Evening
Full Day
26-29 Cruising the Pacific Ocean
29-30 Cruising the Tasman Sea
31
Sapphire
Princess ®
1
Embark Afternoon
23
South
Pacific Ocean
Christchurch
Scenic cruising
Sapphire_30 Day Hawaii/Tahiti/SouthPacific from SF010_R3
D ay s
Auckland
Wellington
(Lyttelton)
Scenic cruising
Dunedin
(Port Chalmers)
Sydney
Auckland
Wellington
Moorea
FRENCH
POLYNESIA
Pago
Tahiti
(Papeete)
Pago
NEW ZEALAND
FIJI
Suva
(Papeete)
Pago
Pago
NEW ZEALAND
Sydney
30
Equator
Bora
Bora
AMERICAN
SAMOA
Moorea FRENCH
POLYNESIA
Tahiti
Sat
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
4,195
$
Interior fares from
s
s
4,445
$
Balcony fares from
$
Suite fares from
$
s
s
5,095
s
s
5,495
s
s
^
▲
Shore Excursions
Witness traditional firewalkers in Suva, attend a kava ceremony in Pago
Pago and go wine tasting in Wellington. See pages 72-74 to learn more.
Or visit princess.com for a complete list of activities by port.
Add a leisurely beginning or end to your voyage — extra days in Sydney,
San Francisco or Los Angeles. Refer to pages 75-77 for hotel packages.
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Pacific Ocean
WESTERN
SAMOA
Equator
Niuafo’ou
AUSTRALIA
(Lahaina)
Hilo
Kona
HAWAII
AMERICAN
SAMOA
Bora
Bora
Pago
Pago
Apia
Scenic cruising
Port Denarau
FIJI
Suva
Maui
Honolulu
Vava’u
TAHITI
Raiatea
TONGA
Papeete
Moorea
FRENCH POLYNESIA
Nuku’alofa
Sydney
& Pacific010_R1
Dawn_35Hawaii,
Day Hawaii,Tahiti
Tahiti & South
35
Dravuni Island, Fiji
South Pacific
D ays
Day
Port
1
2-4
5
6
7
8
Sydney, Australia
Embark Afternoon
Suva, Fiji
Port Denarau, Fiji
Full Day
Scenic cruising of Tin Can Island (Niuafo'ou)
Apia, Western Samoa
Full Day & Evening
Full Day
Cruising the South Pacific Ocean and
Pacific Ocean (Cross the Equator)
Hilo, Hawaii
Full Day
Full Day
Honolulu, Hawaii
Full Day & Evening
Kona, Hawaii
Full Day
Cruising the Pacific and South Pacific Ocean
(Cross the Equator)
Full Day & Evening
Full Day
Full Day & Evening
Full Day
Vava’u, Tonga
Full Day
Nuku’alofa, Tonga
Full Day
Sydney, Australia
Disembark Morning
9
10
1 1-15
16
17
18
19
20-23
Tropical fish — Nouméa, New Caledonia
See another side of paradise
roundtrip from Sydney
24
25
26
27
28-29
30
31
32-35
36
Apr 8 Fri
Three of our Aussie Experience sailings roundtrip
out of Sydney on Dawn Princess offer another way
to discover the sights of the South Pacific, with
islands not on the typical itinerary. An indulgent
Dawn
Princess ®
Duration ^
Launch Fares
Interior fares from
5,595
$
6,795
$
Balcony fares from
$
8,595
11,995
$
13 days put the spotlight on such less-visited island
and subject to change. Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for details.
^
destinations as New Caledonia, Vanuatu and Fiji.
35-day itinerary heads to Fiji, Samoa, Hawaii, French
Polynesia and Tonga. Two shorter voyages of 12 and
s
s
s
s
▲
And of course, a group of mostly Australian guests
and regional programming add to a festive cruise.
Australian-based cruising on Sun Princess and Dawn Princess has an onboard
currency in Australian dollars. Anytime Dining is not available. Other dining and
entertainment choices vary.
SM
Shore Excursions
Watch firewalkers in Fiji and have
a dolphin encounter in Moorea.
list of activities by port.
Extend your vacation in marvelous
Sydney. See your travel agent
for details.
Wala
VANUATU
NEW
CALEDONIA
Nouméa
Port Denarau
Champagne Bay
Vila
NEW CALEDONIA
LOYALTY
ISLANDS
Lifou
VANUATU
Vila
Lifou
Nouméa
Isle of Pines
AUSTRALIA
LOYALTY
ISLANDS
AUSTRALIA
Sydney
Sydney
Sun_12 Day
New Caledonia
Caledonia & Vanuatu010_R2
New
&
12
Vanuatu
D ay s
FIJI
Suva
Dravuni Island
Day
Port
1
Sydney, Australia
2-3
4
Isle of Pines, New Caledonia
5
Sun Princess®
Dawn Princess®
Duration ^
13
Dawn_13 Day Fijian Jewels010_R2
Dawn
Princess ®
Fijian Jewels
D ays
Day
Port
1
Sydney, Australia
2-3
Full Day
4
Nouméa, New Caledonia
Lifou, Loyalty Islands, New Caledonia
Full Day
5
6
Vila, Vanuatu
Full Day
6
Suva, Fiji
Full Day
7
Wala, Vanuatu
Full Day
7
Port Denarau, Fiji
Full Day
8
Champagne Bay, Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu
Full Day
8
Dravuni Island, Fiji
Full Day
9
9
10
Nouméa, New Caledonia
10
Vila, Vanuatu
Full Day
1 1-12
11
Lifou, Loyalty Islands, New Caledonia
Full Day
13
Sydney, Australia
12-13
14
Sydney, Australia
Embark Afternoon
Full Day
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
Sun Princess
Oc t 1 Fri
Interior fares from
D a w n P rincess
Oc t 26 Tue
1,595
$
2,095
$
2,495
Balcony fares from
$
$
4,295
Duration ^
Embark Afternoon
Full Day
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
M ay 8 O ct 1 S at
Fri
Interior fares from
$
s
$
s
Balcony fares from
$
s
s
^
▲
1,590
2,090
2,590
4,130
$
s
s
s
s
subject to change. Fares based on 5/8/10 sailing and quoted in U.S. dollars. Certain
restrictions apply. See page 98 for details.
^
▲
Shore Excursions
The islands of the South Pacific beckon with crystal blue waters perfect
for snorkeling and diving, as well as unique cultures summed up in the
arts and performances you can enjoy here. For example, visit a
traditional village on Vanuatu, or tour an old French penal colony on
New Caledonia. See pages 72-74 to learn more. Or visit princess.com
for a complete list of onshore activities by port.
From Bondi Beach to the Blue Mountains, the Sydney environs offer so
much to see and do. So why not stay on before or after your voyage to
experience even more? See your travel agent for details.
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Follow your passion
to radiant South America
Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Acapulco, Mexico
NICARAGUA
St. Lucia
Barbados
San Juan del Sur
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
St. Thomas
St. Maarten
Tobago
Puntarenas
Devil’s Island
(Île Royale)
COSTA RICA
FRENCH
GUIANA
Equator
GALAPAGOS
ISLANDS
Quito
ECUADOR
(Manta)
Equator
Amazon River
Santarém
Manaus
PERU
Boca da Valéria
Parintins
Machu Picchu
Lima
(Callao)
BRAZIL
Rio de Janeiro
Iguazú Falls
South Atlantic Ocean
La Serena
(Coquimbo)
URUGUAY
Eastern Pacific Ocean
Santiago
(Valparaiso)
CHILE
Puerto Montt
Buenos Aires
Montevideo
N
ARGENTINA
Puerto Madryn
Chilean Fjords
Scenic cruising
Torres del Paine National Park
Punta Arenas
Beagle Channel
E
S
FALKLAND
ISLANDS
Stanley
Ushuaia
(Tierra del Fuego)
Strait of Magellan
W
Cape Horn
Scenic cruising
Scenic cruising
Scenic cruising
ANTARCTICA
Cape Horn, Chile
You’ve always pictured yourself strolling along Copacabana beach to the samba beat,
penguin-watching in Patagonia, sipping wine in a Buenos Aires café or listening to the sounds
of birds and monkeys high in the Amazon canopy. Now, you have only to board your Princess ®
ship and experience it all. For you’ve arrived in marvelous South America, where passionate cultures
meet inspiring landscapes on one of the world’s most fascinating continents.
You can see the best sights on ships large or small. The majestic Star Princess ® offers a
variety of voyages ranging from 14 to 30 days. You can follow in the paths of the great explorers
on dramatic voyages around Cape Horn and through the Strait of Magellan, cruise between
San Francisco and Santiago on an itinerary with an Overland excursion to Machu Picchu,
set out from Rio de Janeiro or Buenos Aires for the spectacular White Continent of Antarctica
and much more. Or, join the small ship Pacific Princess ® for a two-week Amazon River itinerary
between Ft. Lauderdale and Manaus.
To experience even more of South
America’s attractions, consider
extending your Princess vacation
inland, with an immersive land-and-sea
cruisetour to such not-to-be-missed
destinations as Peru’s legendary
Machu Picchu or awe-inspiring
Iguazú Falls on the border of
Argentina and Brazil.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Connect with your inner
explorer by sailing
Cape Horn
Rio de Janeiro
BRAZIL
CHILE
Montevideo
Santiago
(Valparaiso)
It’s always been one of sailing’s most vaunted
locales, drawing explorers from the world over:
South America’s magnificent Cape Horn. On
this 14-day voyage, you’ll not only enjoy sailing
Chilean Fjords
around this fabled point but will be treated to
Scenic cruising
scenic cruising in the Beagle Channel and the
ARGENTINA
Ushuaia
(Tierra del Fuego)
Punta Arenas
Beagle Channel
Scenic cruising
colonies on the Falkland Islands. And you’ll be
FALKLAND
ISLANDS
Stanley
Strait of Magellan
Chilean Fjords. You can look for penguin
URUGUAY
Buenos Aires
Cape Horn
Scenic cruising
able to connect with the continent’s colorful
cultures in cities such as Buenos Aires,
Montevideo and Punta Arenas.
Star Princess_12 Day Cape Horn/Strait of MagellanRio_010 - R3
14
Cape Horn Route to Rio
Sail between Rio de Janeiro and Santiago
D ays
Day
Port
1
2-3
Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean
Duration ^
Embark Afternoon
4
Montevideo, Uruguay
Full Day
5
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Full Day
6-7
8
Falkland Islands (Stanley)
9
Cape Horn scenic cruising*
10
Ushuaia, Argentina (Tierra del Fuego)
Beagle Channel scenic cruising*
Full Day
11
Punta Arenas, Chile (Strait of Magellan)
Full Day
12
Chilean Fjords scenic cruising*
13-14
15
Santiago, Chile (Valparaiso)
Full Day
Disembark Morning
201 1 Wednesday Departure Dates
Launch Fares
Jan 26† Feb 9 Interior fares from
$
$
Feb 23†
M ar 9
Combine the 3/9/11 sailing with the 16-day
Andes & South America (3/23/11) on page 65
for a 30-day Grand Adventure® shown on
page 61, which has been priced to include
additional savings. Call 1-800-PRINCESS
for details.
Santiago, Chile
Star
Princess ®
2,095
2,345
2,845
Balcony fares from
$
$
3,345
s
s
s
s
* Duration of all scenic cruising varies, is dependent on weather and/or ice conditions and is subject
to change.
^
▲
Shore Excursions
Experience gaucho life in
Montevideo, learn about Evita
Peron’s life in Buenos Aires and
visit a penguin colony in Punta
Arenas. See pages 72-74 to learn
more. Or visit princess.com for a
complete list of onshore activities
by port.
Before or after your voyage, add
days in Rio de Janeiro or Santiago.
Refer to pages 75-77 for hotel details.
Cruisetours
Add a land tour to incredible Iguazú
Falls or Machu Picchu. See pages
66-69 for more information.
San Francisco
MEXICO
Cabo San Lucas
This incredible sailing combines the wonders
Puntarenas
ECUADOR
San Juan del Sur
COSTA RICA
Atlantic Ocean
NICARAGUA
Acapulco
Pacific Ocean
A Pacific odyssey between
the two Americas
UNITED STATES
Quito
Machu
Picchu
(Manta)
Lima
sailing around the magnificent Cape Horn and
CHILE
La Serena
(Coquimbo)
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos
Aires
Chilean Fjords
Scenic cruising
Strait of Magellan
Beagle Channel
Scenic cruising
Chilean Fjords. South American cities such as
Montevideo
(Valparaiso)
Punta Arenas
Beagle Channel, with scenic sailing in the
URUGUAY
Santiago
and North American coasts. Highlights include
BRAZIL
PERU
(Callao)
of South America with sights along the central
Equator
Ushuaia
(Tierra del Fuego)
Santiago, Lima and Quito introduce you to the
ARGENTINA
FALKLAND
ISLANDS
Stanley
culture and lifestyle of their people. You’ll cross
the Equator and call in Costa Rica, Nicaragua
Cape Horn
Scenic cruising
and Mexico before tracing the California coast
north to San Francisco.
Star Princess_30 Day Cape Horn/AndesSF_010 - R4
Cape Horn & Andes
Grand Adventure ®
30
D ay s
Star
Princess ®
Sail from Rio de Janeiro to San Francisco
Day
Port
1
2-3
4
5
6-7
8
9
Montevideo, Uruguay
La Serena, Chile (Coquimbo)
Lima, Peru (Callao – for Machu Picchu
Overland excursion)
Quito, Ecuador (Manta)
Cruising the Pacific Ocean (Cross the Equator)
Costa Rica (Puntarenas)
San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua
Acapulco, Mexico
10
11
12
13-14
15
16
17-18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29-30
31
2011 Departure Date
Ma r 9 Wed
voyage of the 14-day Cape Horn Route to Rio
(3/9/11) on page 60 and the 16-day Andes &
South America (3/23/11) on page 65, which has
Duration ^
Embark Afternoon
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Full Day
Half Day & Evening
Full Day
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
4,090
Interior fares from
$
$
Balcony fares from
$
$
4,640
5,940
6,940
s
s
s
s
*D
uration of all scenic cruising varies, is dependent on weather and/or ice conditions and is subject
to change.
^
▲
Machu Picchu — Peru
Visit captivating Cusco and
majestic Machu Picchu
Spectacular Cusco is the archaeological capital
of South America, with an amazing array of
important sites. And high in the Andes, the
Incan terraced city of Machu Picchu defies
description. You can take an optional Overland
excursion to both these incredible attractions
from Lima, rejoining your ship later in Quito.
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La Serena
(Coquimbo)
Santiago
Buenos Aires
(Valparaiso)
CHILE
Puerto Montt
ARGENTINA
Chilean Fjords
FALKLAND
ISLANDS
Scenic cruising
Punta Arenas
Stanley
Strait of Magellan
Beagle Channel
Scenic cruising
Ushuaia
Cape Horn
(Tierra del Fuego)
Scenic cruising
Antarctic Peninsula
Scenic cruising
ANTARCTICA
Antarctica
& & South America Adventure010 - R2
Star Princess_17
Day Antarctica
17
South America Adventure
D ays
Sail from Buenos Aires to Santiago
Star
Princess ®
Day
Port
1
2-3
4
5
Embark Afternoon
Full Day
Cruising the Antarctica Peninsula (scenic cruising of Elephant Island,
Antarctic Sound & Hope Bay, South Shetland Island, Admiralty Bay,
Gerlache Strait, Neumayer Channel and
Deception Island)*
Full Day
Punta Arenas, Chile (Strait of Magellan —
Full Day
for Grand Patagonia Overland excursion)
Puerto Montt, Chile
Full Day
Full Day
Disembark Morning
Torres del Paine National Park — Chile
6-9
10
Set eyes on the world’s
least-visited continent
Consider that you could be among a very
select few who can answer, “Yes,” to the
question: Have you ever sailed to Antarctica?
On this sensational voyage during the
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Duration ^
Southern summer, you’ll see many of South
America’s undisputed highlights — including
the penguin colonies of the Falkland Islands
Jan 9 Su n
and scenic cruising at Cape Horn, Beagle
Channel and the Chilean Fjords. But what you
You can take an optional 4-day, 3-night Grand
Patagonia Overland excursion to Torres del
Paine National Park from Punta Arenas and
rejoin your ship in Puerto Montt. Here you’ll enjoy
a dramatic landscape of mountains, valleys,
glaciers, lakes and rivers unlike anyplace else
on earth. Available on the 17-day Antarctica &
South America Adventure.
$
$
cruising along the Antarctica Peninsula.
2,645
Interior fares from
Balcony fares from
will remember most will likely be several days
Visit Torres del Paine
National Park
Launch Fares
2,895
$
3,395
3,895
$
s
s
s
s
*D
to change.
▲
^
Shore Excursions
Visit a penguin rookery on
the Falkland Islands, ride the
southernmost railway in the
world in Ushuaia and wine taste
in La Serena. See pages 72-74 to
learn more. Or visit princess.com
for a complete list of onshore
activities by port.
Enjoy extra time to relax in either
Buenos Aires or Santiago. Refer to
pages 75-77 for hotel details.
Cruisetours
Set out for sensational Iguazú Falls
or magical Machu Picchu. See
pages 66-69 for more information.
The splendors of
Antarctica await
Rio de Janeiro
NEW
BRAZIL
Montevideo
Buenos Aires
ARGENTINA
Puerto Madryn
Ushuaia
FALKLAND
ISLANDS
(Tierra del Fuego)
Punta Arenas
Strait of Magellan
This wonderful itinerary to the fabled White
URUGUAY
Deception Island and many more. You’ll also
Stanley
experience the majestic sights of Cape
Scenic cruising
Horn, Tierra del Fuego and the Straight of
Cape Horn
Scenic cruising
Antarctic Peninsula
Magellen with additional scenic cruising, call
Scenic cruising
in the Falkland Islands and visit cities such
ANTARCTICA
as Puerto Madryn and Montevideo. Unique to
Antarctica
& & South America Adventure Rio010 - R3
Star Princess_20
Day Antarctica
20
South America Adventure
D ay s
Day
Sail from Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires
Star
Princess ®
Port
2
3-6
7
8
Full Day
Cruising the Antarctica Peninsula (scenic cruising of Elephant
Island, Antarctic Sound & Hope Bay, South Shetland Island,
Admiralty Bay, Gerlache Strait, Neumayer Channel and
Deception Island)*
Full Day
Full Day
Puerto Madryn, Argentina
Full Day
Montevideo, Uruguay
Full Day
Disembark Morning
14
15
16-17
18
19
20
21
2010 Departure Date
D ec 20
Mon
fabulous Rio, with a full day to sightsee here.
Duration ^
13
this itinerary, you’ll enjoy an overnight stay in
Embark Afternoon &
Overnight
Full Day
1
9-12
sailing in which you’ll view such Antarctic
landmarks as Elephant Island, Admiralty Bay,
Beagle Channel
Overnight in Rio de Janeiro
Continent features several days of scenic
Launch Fares
3,245
Interior fares from
$
$
Balcony fares from
$
$
3,495
3,995
4,495
s
s
s
s
*D
to change.
▲
^
Antarctica
Shore Excursions
Learn to samba in Rio, travel to a
traditional farm on the Falkland
Islands and enjoy tea in a Welsh
village from Puerto Madryn. See
more on pages 72-74. Or visit
of onshore activities by port.
Consider extending your vacation
in Rio de Janeiro or Buenos Aires.
See pages 75-77 for hotel options.
Cruisetours
Don’t miss magnificent Iguazú Falls.
See pages 66-67 for more information.
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Venture up one of the
world’s great rivers
UNITED
STATES
Ft. Lauderdale
Atlantic Ocean
Embark with the elegant Pacific Princess® on
St. Thomas
an exciting two-week sailing deep into the
St. Maarten
Caribbean Sea
wilderness of the Amazon River. In addition to
St. Lucia
Tobago
the villages and cultures you will encounter
along the river’s route, you’ll have opportunities
FRENCH
GUIANA
Pacific Ocean
galore to get out by boat or foot and explore
Devil’s Island
(Île Royale)
Equator
the jungle, watching for the region’s famously
Manaus
colorful flora and fauna. You’ll also stop in
Amazon River
several Caribbean ports, as well as idyllic
Overnight in Manaus
Santarém
BRAZIL
Parintins
Boca da Valéria
Devil’s Island — ironically the location of a
once infamous prison.
14
Pacific Princess_14
Amazon River_010 - R2
AmazonDayRiver
D ays
Amazon River, Brazil
Pacific
Princess ®
Sail between Ft. Lauderdale
and Manaus
Day
Port
Duration ^
1
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
2-3
4
St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
5
St. Lucia
Embark Afternoon
Full Day
6
Tobago, Trinidad & Tobago
7
Full Day
8
Devil's Island, French Guiana (Île Royale)
9
Cruising the Atlantic Ocean (Cross the Equator)
10
Cruising the Amazon River
11
Santarém, Brazil (Amazon River)
12
Boca da Valéria, Brazil (Amazon River)
13
Parintins, Brazil (Amazon River)
Full Day
Full Day
Half Day - Morning
14
Manaus, Brazil
15
Manaus, Brazil
Disembark Morning
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D ec 22
Wed
Departure
S M201
A L L 1S H
I P C R U I S I N G Date
Jan 5 † Wed
Launch Fares
Interior fares from
2,995
$
$
Balcony fares from
$
$
3,145
3,545
4,220
s
s
s
s
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
† Itinerary operates in reverse order. Port duration may vary. St. Maarten replaces St. Thomas.
SMALL SHIP
Due to
C R Uairline
I S I N G schedules and travel distance for Manaus, an operational overnight is required for
Fares based on 1/5/11 sailing and quoted in U.S. dollars. Certain restrictions apply. See page 98
for details.
^
▲
SMALL SHIP
CRUISING
St. Lucia
Shore Excursions
Take an eco-tour from Santarem
and tour Parintins by tricycle. See
Add a leisurely beginning or end
to your voyage with extra days in
Ft. Lauderdale. Refer to pages 75-77
for hotel details.
San Francisco
UNITED STATES
South Pacific
Cabo San Lucas
Equator
Atlantic Ocean
MEXICO
Acapulco
San Juan del Sur
Puntarenas
PERU
Lima
NICARAGUA
COSTA RICA
ECUADOR
Equator
Quito
(Manta)
Machu Picchu
(Callao)
CHILE
La Serena
(Coquimbo)
Santiago
(Valparaiso)
Star Princess_16 Day Andes & South America_010 - R2
16
Star
Princess ®
Andes & South America
Sail from Santiago to San Francisco
D ay s
Day
Port
Duration ^
1
Puntarenas, Costa Rica
Embark Afternoon
2
3-4
Full Day
5
Lima, Peru (Callao – for Machu Picchu
Overland excursion)
6
Full Day
Full Day
Along American coasts
and into the Andes
7
Quito, Ecuador (Manta)
8
Cruising the Pacific Ocean (Cross the Equator)
9
Costa Rica (Puntarenas)
Full Day
continents, as you sail from Santiago to San
10
San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua
Full Day
Francisco. After calling in cities in Peru and
11
12
Acapulco, Mexico
13
14
15-16
17
There’s so much to see between two
Half Day & Evening
Full Day
Disembark Morning
Launch Fares
Ma r 23 Interior fares from
$
$
Balcony fares from
$
$
Combine this sailing with the 14-day
Cape Horn Route to Rio (3/9/11) on page
60 for a 30-day Cape Horn & Andes Grand
Adventure ® shown on page 61, which has
Central America. Here you’ll experience native
cultures and gorgeous jungle in Costa Rica
and Nicaragua. Next you’re bound for the
sunny Mexican Riviera and such colorful ports
as Acapulco and Cabo San Lucas, followed by
several relaxing days at sea en route to San
2011 Departure Date
Wed
Ecuador, you’ll cross the Equator and head for
Francisco. From Lima, you can take an Overland
1,995
2,295
3,095
3,595
s
s
s
excursion to one of the most storied places on
earth — the Incan city of Machu Picchu, high
in the Peruvian Andes.
s
^
▲
Shore Excursions
Head for the Gold Museum and an
Indian market in Lima, tour an ivory
nut factory in Quito and learn
Mexican cooking in Acapulco. See
Extra days in either Santiago or San
Francisco are just the thing. Refer
Set out for incredible Cusco
and magnificent Machu Picchu
They’re two of South America’s most revered
places — fabulous Cusco with its myriad ruins,
and the ancient Incan cloud city of Machu
Picchu. With an optional Overland excursion,
you can visit both these unparalleled attractions
from Lima, rejoining your ship later in Quito.
Cruisetours
Explore the incredible Incan city of
Machu Picchu. See page 69 for
more information.
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Cruisetours
in-depth land tour
The sights, sounds, people and cultures of South America
warrant your full attention. So to make your vacation even
more thrilling, Princess offers the opportunity to extend it
onto land with a fabulous cruisetour providing an opportunity
to explore even further into these sensational destinations.
A tour director guides you to some of the continent’s most
legendary places, such as the Incan city of Machu Picchu,
located in the clouds high in the Andes. Or thundering
Iguazú Falls, one of the world’s most massive complex of
waterfalls located deep in the jungle at the border of Argentina
and Brazil. Cruisetours are a great way to discover authentic
culture and majestic scenery alike, make new friends with
others on your tour, and explore the region’s most fabled
attractions and lesser-known gems alike.
Samba dancer — Brazil
Iguazú Falls, Brazil
Cruisetour
7
Iguazú Falls
Experience
18, 20 or 24 nights
BRAZIL
Star Princess®
Rio de Janeiro
Cosmopolitan Rio and
the wilds of Iguazú
This cruisetour combines the civilized
attractions of the great city of Rio with the
awesome natural power of Iguazú Falls,
Iguazú Falls
located at the border of Argentina and Brazil.
At Iguazú, enjoy an Ecological Jungle Train
ride to impressive Devil’s Throat for a great
ARGENTINA
Air Connection
view. You’ll spend time on both the Brazilian
and Argentine sides of the falls for different
Rio
Iguazú FallsCT Rio Only 4Day 010_R2
DAY andDESTINATION
1
By Land
2
By Land
3
By Land
4
By Land
5
By Land
6-19
By Sea
6-25
By Sea
Rio de Janeiro — Arriving in Rio de Janeiro, you’ll check in to your beachfront
hotel and have the rest of the day to explore the town or do as you please.
Overnight Sheraton Rio Hotel & Towers.
Rio de Janeiro/Iguazú Falls — A morning flight takes you to incredible Iguazú
Falls, one of the largest and most impressive in the world. Today you’ll have
time to explore the Argentine side of the falls before returning to your hotel for
an evening to enjoy at your leisure. Overnight Iguazú Falls. (B,D)
perspectives and walks along nature paths. At
both the beginning and end of your tour, you’ll
have ample time to get to know the pleasures
of sensational Rio de Janeiro, especially with a
full-day tour to sights like Sugar Loaf Mountain
and the Christ the Redeemer statue that
includes lunch at a local restaurant.
Iguazú Falls — Today the fabulous Ecological Jungle Train takes you to one
of the very best observation points at Iguazú — the Devil’s Throat. Later you’ll
return to your hotel for an evening to enjoy at your leisure. Overnight Iguazú
Falls. (B,L)
Iguazú Falls/Rio de Janeiro — The morning is at your leisure, so you might
enjoy a walk along paths from your hotel to the Falls for some inspiring views.
Later in the day you’ll head to the airport for your flight back to Rio de Janeiro.
Once there, you’ll get settled in your hotel for a relaxing evening on your own.
Overnight Sheraton Rio Hotel Towers. (B)
Rio de Janeiro/Embark ship — After breakfast, embark on a full-day tour of
Rio de Janeiro to see such landmarks as iconic Sugar Loaf Mountain and the
famous Christ the Redeemer statue. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before
transferring to the pier to board your Princess ship for a terrific two-week voyage
around Cape Horn bound for Santiago, or a 20-day sailing to Antarctica. (B,L)
14-day Cape Horn Route to Rio cruise. See page 60.
20-day Antarctica & South America Adventure cruise. See page 63.
Christ the Redeemer — Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Description
Launch Fares
24 nights
Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires Land tour followed by cruise
Includes 20-day Antarctica & South America cruise shown on page 63.
Dec 16, 2010
Interior fares from
18 nights
Rio de Janeiro to Santiago Land tour followed by cruise
Cruisetour Number of Nights
7A
7B
(shown above)
(shown above)
7C
20 nights
7D
18 nights
Includes 14-day Cape Horn Route to Rio cruise shown on page 60.
Rome to Rio de Janeiro Cruise followed by land tour
Includes 16-day Rome to Rio Passage cruise. Visit princess.com for
details.
Santiago to Rio de Janeiro Cruise followed by land tour
Feb 5; Mar 5, 2011
4,549
$
4,799
$
Balcony fares from
$
$
5,299
5,799
s
s
s
s
Dec 4, 2010
Jan 26; Feb 23, 2011
change. Fares based on 1/26/11, 2/5/11, 2/23/11 and 3/5/11 departures and quoted in U.S. dollars. Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for details.
▲
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Cruisetour
Iguazú Falls
Adventure
8
Star Princess®
22 nights
The magic of Rio and the
mists of Iguazú Falls
Rio de Janeiro
Iguazú Falls
Two nights in the passionate, vibrant city of
Rio de Janeiro is plenty of time to discover
BRAZIL
all its charms — particularly with a full-day
sightseeing tour taking you to all the places
ARGENTINA
you most want to see including Sugar Loaf
Mountain and the massive Christ the Redeemer
Buenos Aires
statue that looks over the city. Your tour
Air Connection
continues into the jungle at the border of Brazil
and Argentina to incredible Iguazú Falls. Here
you’ll enjoy a Macuco Boat Safari up river for
an incredible view of the falls as seen from
below. At your tour’s conclusion, an exciting
evening in sensuous Buenos Aires features
an authentic tango show and dinner — the
DAY and DESTINATION
Rio
Iguazú FallsCT Rio and Buenos Aires 5Day 010 _R2
1
By Land
2
By Land
perfect way to prepare yourself for the
wonderful voyage that awaits you.
3
By Land
4
By Land
5
By Land
6
By Land
7-23
By Sea
Rio de Janeiro — Arrive in Rio de Janeiro and get settled in your beachfront
hotel; the rest of the day yours to enjoy as you please. Overnight Sheraton Rio
Hotel & Towers.
Rio de Janeiro — Your day begins with a full-day tour to see the sights of
this exciting city, including Sugar Loaf Mountain and Christ the Redeemer
statue. Sample a delicious traditional Brazilian lunch at a local restaurant.
Overnight Sheraton Rio Hotel & Towers. (B,L)
Rio de Janeiro/Iguazú Falls — After breakfast, board your flight bound
for the vast natural splendor of Iguazú Falls. After checking in to your hotel,
you’ll tour the Argentine side of this dazzling wonder. The afternoon is yours to
relax or walk along trails to the Falls. Dinner tonight is at the hotel. Overnight
Iguazú Falls. (B,D)
Iguazú Falls — An amazing Macuco Boat Safari on the Brazilian side of the
Falls awaits you this morning. Special motorboats take you up-river, passing
the canyon facing the rapids so you can take in the full majesty of the waters
and the lush surrounding jungle scenery. Evening is at leisure. Overnight
Iguazú Falls. (B,L)
Iguazú Falls/Buenos Aires — This morning is at your leisure — perhaps you’ll
want to get in a few final views of the falls. Then you’ll fly to fabulous Buenos
Aires where a tantalizing dinner and outstanding tango show await. Overnight
Panamericano Hotel & Resort. (B,D)
Buenos Aires/Embark ship — After breakfast, enjoy a city tour that includes
a visit to intriguing Recoleta Cemetery before transferring to the pier to board
your ship for your Antarctica & South America sailing. (B)
17-day Antarctica & South America Adventure cruise. See page 62.
8A
22 nights
(shown above)
Description
2010-2011 Departure Date
Launch Fares
Rio de Janeiro to Santiago Land tour followed by cruise
Jan 4, 2011
Interior fares from
$
$
Balcony fares from
$
$
▲
5,299
5,549
6,049
6,549
s
s
s
s
Cruisetour
Machu Picchu
Explorer
9
19, 21 or 22 nights
Star Princess®
Air Connection
Rail Transport
Motorcoach
PERU
Machu Picchu/Aguas Calientes
Sacred Valley
Cusco
Lima
Ascend into the Andes to
magical Machu Picchu
Standing amidst the clouds in the terraced
ruins of Machu Picchu, Andean peaks rising all
around you, you’ll imagine the peaceful life the
Incans must have lead here. On this tour, you’ll
Pacific Ocean
be treated to two days at this world-renowned
To/From
Santiago, Chile
site, with a chance to view the fabled Citadel
at sunrise. Spend a day and night in Cusco,
known for both its Incan and Spanish colonial
DAY
DESTINATION
Machu
Picchu
Explorer 010_R2
1
By Land
2
By Land
3
By Land
4
By Land
5
By Land
6
By Land
7-20
By Sea
7-22
By Sea
Lima — Arrive in Lima and check in to your hotel. Overnight at a Lima hotel.
Lima/Cusco/Sacred Valley — After breakfast, ascend into the Andes to the
historic city of Cusco, where your first stop is a typical Pisac Market. Shop amidst
the crowded stalls selling ceramics, felt hats, alpaca sweaters and mittens, musical
instruments, paintings, antiques, a huge variety of trinkets, weavings and jewelry.
After a delicious lunch, you’ll have the afternoon to enjoy at your leisure with
dinner at the hotel. Overnight Hotel Casa Andina Private Collection. (B,L,D)
sweaters, local musical instruments and other
Andean prizes. And in Lima before and after
your visit to Machu Picchu, you’ll tour the city
including the Historical Center and have time
to do some exploring on your own.
Aguas Calientes/Cusco — Wake up and view the ruins at sunrise, well worth the
experience. The morning is at leisure to allow time to return to Machu Picchu and
its famous Citadel for a second day of touring. Enjoy lunch at the hotel before
boarding the train back to the Sacred Valley. Visit Sacsayhuamán Fortress, the
temple and amphitheatre of Kenko, Tambomachay and Puca Pucara. Dinner will
be at the hotel this evening. Overnight Hotel Libertador. (B,L,D)
Cusco/Lima — Sightsee in Cusco, then fly to the capital of Lima for a tour of
this Spanish colonial gem of a city. Visit the Historical Center including views
of the Government Palace, the City Hall, the Cathedral and the Archbishop’s
Palace. The evening is yours to enjoy at leisure. Overnight at a Lima hotel. (B,D)
Lima/Santiago/Embark ship — Transfer to the airport for your early morning flight
to Santiago and embark on your Princess ship for one of two memorable South
America voyages. (B)
14-day Cape Horn Route to Rio cruise. See page 60.
16-day Andes & South America cruise. See page 65.
9B
Market, where you can browse for alpaca
Sacred Valley/Aguas Calientes — Today you’re off to the Incan “City in the
Clouds” of Machu Picchu. Visit Ollantaytambo Fortress, then board the train
to Aguas Calientes, which will serve as your staging point for your adventures
up to Machu Picchu. This afternoon will be your first visit to the ruins. Later
you’ll return to your hotel in Aguas Calientes for a comforting dinner. Overnight
Hotel Sumaq. (B,L,D)
9A^
treasures. Here you’ll visit an authentic Pisac
19 nights
(shown above)
21 nights
(shown above)
9C * ^
22 nights
9D * ^
19 nights
Machu Picchu — Peru
Description
Launch Fares
Lima to Rio de Janeiro Land tour followed by cruise
Jan 21; Feb 18, 2011
Interior fares from
$
$
Balcony fares from
$
$
Lima to San Francisco Land tour followed by cruise
Includes 16-day Andes & South America cruise shown on page 65.
Mar 18, 2011
Buenos Aires to Lima Cruise followed by land tour
Jan 9, 2011
Rio de Janeiro to Lima Cruise followed by land tour
Feb 9; Mar 9, 2011
4,949
5,249
6,049
6,549
s
s
s
s
passengers if the NYMEX oil price exceeds $70 per barrel, even if the fare has already been paid in full.
Government fees and taxes of up to $147.67 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares
based on 3/18/11 departure and quoted in U.S. dollars. Certain restrictions apply. See page 98 for details.
*Cruisetours 9C and 9D include 1 night in Santiago and 1 night in Lima instead of 2 nights in Lima.
▲
^This cruisetour can combine with
the land portion of cruisetours 7
or 8 for a once-in-a-lifetime South
America experience. See your
travel agent for details.
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The World Cruise. What if on one sensational vacation, you could
see all the world’s most storied destinations? From the Panama
Canal and Machu Picchu to gorgeous Sydney Harbor, from Cambodia’s
mysterious Angkor Wat and India’s inspiring Taj Mahal to beautiful
Cape Town, you’ll spend over 100 days calling in more than 40
unbelievable locales. Join Pacific Princess ® on her 2011 global
Boston
Newport
voyage and you’ll see all these places plus an array of other
fabulous por ts on six continents. There’s also the Summer 2010
UNITED STATES
New York
Los Angeles
World Cruise with Dawn Princess roundtrip from Sydney, an
®
Ft. Lauderdale
Australia-based sailing with its own wondrous itinerary. And, for
MEXICO
Manzanillo
have a variety of shorter segment voyages to choose from.
Grand Cayman
Acapulco
those who would like to join only a portion of either sailing, we
CAYMAN
ISLANDS
Pacific
Ocean
ECUADOR
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
GALAPAGOS
ISLANDS
1 07
Pacific
Princess ®
201 1 World Cruise
Ft. Lauderdale to Rome
D ay s
21,495
$
24,295
$
s
104
28,495
$
s
Easter Island
(Chile)
38,895
SMALL SHIP
CRUISING
s
South Pacific
Ocean
Dawn
Princess ®
2010 World Cruise
Roundtrip from Sydney
D ay s
Mini-suite from
$
s
De p ar ts Frid a y, Ma y 2 1 , 2 0 1 0
Launch Fares
Interior from
17,990
$
s
Oceanview from
22,820
$
s
Balcony from
27,250
$
s
Mini-suite from
39,390
$
Quito
(Manta)
Machu Picchu
SMALL SHIP
CRUISING
Balcony from
CURAÇAO
BARBADOS
PANAMA
(Callao)
Launch Fares
Oceanview from
ANTIGUA
Panama Canal
Lima
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
Dep ar ts Wed nes da y, Ja nua r y 1 9, 2 0 1 1
Interior from
(George Town)
s
Princess reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement of up to $9 per person per day on all passengers if
the NYMEX oil price exceeds $70 per barrel, even if the fare has already been paid in full. Government Fees &
Taxes of up to $771.90 per person for Dawn Princess and $726.93 for Pacific Princess are additional and subject
to change. See page 98 for details.
Australian-based cruising on Sun Princess and Dawn Princess has an onboard currency in Australian
dollars. Anytime Dining is not available. Other dining and entertainment choices vary.
▲
SM
For more information on World Cruises and Segment
Voyages, see your travel agent or go to princess.com
to order or download a World Cruise Brochure.
PERU
A voyage of epic adventure
London
(Southampton)
Paris/Normandy
ENGLAND
(Le Havre)
Dublin
Rome
Portofino Venice
Florence/Pisa
MONACO
Toulon
for Provence
Dubrovnik
Barcelona
Monte
Carlo
Gibraltar
Casablanca
Madeira
SPAIN
Istanbul
Kusadasi
ITALY
Scenic cruising
Port Said
(Piraeus)
UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES
for Cairo/Giza
Santorini
MOROCCO
Anzac Cove
for Ephesus
Athens
Marrakech
(Funchal)
GREECE
TURKEY
(Livorno)
Cannes
PORTUGAL
Atlantic
Ocean
CROATIA
(Civitavecchia)
FRANCE
Suez Canal
EGYPT
Dubai
Muscat
Safaga
for Luxor/Karnak
Taj Mahal
INDIA
(Minos Qaboos)
SENEGAL
OMAN
Bangkok
(Laem Chabang)
Lomé
Tema
SEYCHELLES
ISLANDS
for Accra
(Port Kelang)
Mahé
(Port Victoria)
Singapore
MOZAMBIQUE
South
Atlantic Ocean
Lüderitz
Cape Town
Equator
Kuala Lumpur
Bali
(Pedang Bay)
Pago
Pago
Darwin
INDONESIA
NAMIBIA
Walvis Bay
HAWAII
MALAYSIA
Langkawi
Equator
AMERICAN
SAMOA
AUSTRALIA
Maputo
SOUTH
AFRICA
Durban
Honolulu
CAMBODIA
Angkor Wat
Sihanoukville
Ko Samui
Port Blair
Cochin
TOGO
Pacific Ocean
THAILAND
Mumbai
Dakar
GHANA
ANDAMAN
ISLANDS
IRELAND
Phinda Private
Game Reserve
Indian
Ocean
Moorea
(104-day, Roundtrip from Sydney)
Overnight in Venice
Pitcairn Island
FRENCH
POLYNESIA
Ayers Rock
Perth
Scenic cruising
(Fremantle)
Bunbury
East London
Adelaide
Sydney
Auckland
DAWN PRINCESS
Tahiti
(Papeete)
PACIFIC PRINCESS
(107-day, Ft. Lauderdale to Rome)
South Pacific
Ocean
NEW ZEALAND
Overnights in Sydney, Cape Town & Lima
Easter Island, Chile
Botanical Gardens — Singapore
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Shore
Excursions
In destinations as classic as those on your exotic itinerary,
there is much to see and do on land. Which is why we offer exciting
shore excursion options in every port, all led by knowledgeable
independent guides. Wherever you go, you’ll discover an array
of choices from “best of” sightseeing to immersive cultural
experiences — so you can experience each destination exactly
as you choose. Below are descriptions of the types of optional
excursions available, plus examples from each region. Visit
princess.com for a complete listing of adventures you can enjoy
in all the ports we visit.
Hong Kong, China
Types of tours for every interest — in every port
•F
irst-Time Visitors — For those looking to
experience the most popular highlights
•F
ood & Beverage — For those with a hunger
to sample the region’s cuisine and culture
•S
pecial Interest — For those looking to
focus on a topic off the beaten path
•A
ctive Minded — For those with a thirst for
adventure, be it on land, water or air
•E
lite — For those seeking an immersive
experience in a small group
•S
cenic & Nature — For those in search of
stunning landscapes and fascinating wildlife
•O
verland — For those seeking a multipleday, in-depth tour further inland, rejoining the
ship at a later port
•A
rt & History — For those with a passion for
masterworks, architecture and landmarks
•E
asy Tour — For those wanting a lessdemanding tour, often by motorcoach
•E
vening Out — For those who want to step
out after dark to see the sights
Asia, India & Africa
• Family — Tours with wide appeal for all ages
• Independent — For those who wish to
explore on their own
384 tours offered
Bangkok
Cape Town
East London
Hong Kong
Bangkok — Off The Beaten Track
(Special Interest) — Delve into
the real Bangkok with a visit to
the Vimanmek Royal Mansion, the
world’s largest golden teak building,
a stop at Jim Thompson House
Museum with its priceless paintings
and ceramics and a Thai culinary
cooking demonstration.
Insider Access Family Gourmet
Dinner (Food & Beverage) —
Head to Hout Bay to meet one of
South Africa’s leading gourmet
chefs, who will prepare you a
private dinner in the New South
African Cuisine style of cooking.
The Xhosa Experience (First-Time
Visitor) — Experience life in Khaya
La Bantu, a traditional Xhosa village
on the eastern cape. Visit the village
kraal, built of woven branches to
house village livestock. Friendly
villagers welcome you into their huts.
Xhosa women serve traditional foods
as you witness a performance of
tribal dances and songs.
Guangzhou Overland — The Pearl
of Southern China (Overland) —
Known to the West as Canton,
Guangzhou is the “Gateway to
Southern China.” Experience the
city’s exotic sights and sounds on
an overnight adventure. Visit the
memorial hall commemorating the
founder of modern China. Take an
evening cruise on the Pearl River
and discover the region’s rich
cultural legacy.
Beijing
Tianjin City Tour (Special Interest)
— Visit the nearby city of Tianjin, one
of the four municipalities of China, to
the traditional temple house and
cultural streets. Visit the Tianjin
Museum for its history and art relics.
Dubai
Dubai's Artificial Islands & Tea
At Burj Al Arab (Easy Tour) —
Tour the engineering marvels
of Dubai’s manmade islands in
the sea. Then you’ll enjoy
afternoon tea at the iconic
Burj Al Arab Hotel.
Ho Chi Minh City
Grand Overland: Cambodia's
Angkor Wat & Vietnam's Ho Chi
Minh City (Overland) — Enjoy a
day seeing the sights of the
former Saigon. Then, you’ll fly to
Siem Reap in Cambodia, your
destination the great complex of
palaces and temples at Angkor
Wat, one of the wonders of the
world and a UNESCO World
Heritage Site.
Madras
The Monuments at Mahabalipuram
(First-Time Visitor) — This village
is home to ancient Dravidian
monuments, temples and caves.
View the Five Rathas, temple models
carved from whole boulders. Arjuna’s
Penance is a bas-relief panel — over
70 feet long — carved with life-sized
heroes, gods, celestial beings and
elephants. The 8th century Shore
Temple sits on the sands of the Bay
of Bengal.
Discover
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Phuket, Thailand
Asia, India & Africa (continued)
384 tours offered
Mumbai
Phuket
Shanghai
Walvis Bay
Mumbai Sampler (Independent)
— This excursion is designed for
passengers who wish to combine
a tour of the city’s major landmarks
with free time on their own to explore
and shop.
Chalong Wat, Island Safari &
Lunch (Scenic & Nature) — Visit
the largest and most venerated of
Phuket’s 29 Buddhist temples.
Watch a demonstration of
elephant skills and take an
elephant ride.
A Visit To Suzhou (Art & History)
— Travel to the ancient cultural city
of Suzhou, a UNESCO World
Heritage Site famous for its bridges
and canals. You’ll visit the Humble
Administrator’s Garden, one of the
best classical gardens in China,
tour the city’s Embroidery Research
Center and take a cruise along the
legendary Grand Canal.
Introduction to Swakopmund &
Walvis Bay (First-time Visitor)
— Enjoy a drive around Walvis
Bay, an old whaling port, see the
flamingo lagoon, and then travel to
Swakopmund, a little “bit of Germany
on the edge of the desert.”
Muscat
Grand Mosque & Desert Oasis
(Special Interest) — Visit the
Grand Mosque and then travel
into Oman’s desert to the Nakhl
oasis, a green retreat surround
by desert wastes and mountains.
Okinawa
Okinawa Museum & Kokusai
Street (Art & History) — Explore
the rich cultural legacy of Okinawa
on a tour of the new Okinawa
Museum, featuring over 80,000
items. You’ll also have free time to
shop the colorful mix of Japanese
department stores and traditional
shops on Kokusai Street.
Qingdao
Best of Qingdao (First-Time
Visitor) — Experience the best of
Qingdao on a scenic drive. Visit the
former residence of the German
Governor, a fantasy castle
Tudor-style stone castle. Take in
views of the city from an octagonal
tower and explore Badaguan,
famed for its fine European villas.
Tour the largest Buddhist temple in
Qingdao and sample beer at the
Tsingtao Brewery Museum.
Tokyo
Ancient & Modern Tokyo
(First-Time Visitor) — Experience
Tokyo, an astounding city where
the 21st century coexists with the
spirit of ancient Japan. Explore the
grounds of the Imperial Palace.
Visit the Meiji Shrine, dedicated to
the Meiji Emperor, Father of
Modern Japan. Enter Japan’s
oldest extant temple by the
Nitenmon Gate, decorated with a
huge, red paper lantern.
Christchurch, New Zealand
362 tours offered
Auckland
Adelaide
Dunedin
Padang Bay
Auckland Wine Trail (Food &
Beverage) — In recent years
New Zealand has gained
renown as one of the finest wine
producing regions in the Southern
Hemisphere. Travel the Auckland
Wine Trail on a trip to three of the
country’s premium wine estates
for guided tours and tasting. Visits
include producers of rieslings,
sauvignon blancs and pinot noirs.
The Best of Adelaide (First-Time
Visitor) — Explore the heart of
the city on a full-day guided
sightseeing tour that includes a
visit to Adelaide’s popular
Cleland Conservation Park.
Taieri Gorge By Train & Larnach
Castle (First-Time Visitor) — It’s
one of Dunedin’s top attractions
— take a ride through the dramatic
Taieri Gorge on a romantic train
trip that crosses 19th-century castiron bridges and travels through
ten mountain tunnels. Disembark
at historic Dunedin Railway Station
to visit New Zealand’s only castle.
Bali Trekking (Active Minded) —
Bali is world renowned for its
spectacular natural beauty. What
better way to experience it than
on a trek along the banks of the
Bambang River, traveling through
a lush, green valley to Undisan. A
highlight is the Bat Cave.
Christchurch
Tranz Alpine Train Experience
(First-Time Visitor) — Ride the
famed Tranz Alpine Express into
the Southern Alps and explore the
Visitors’ Center at Arthur’s Pass.
Visit a working farm owned by
the descendents of a pioneering
Christchurch family. Watch
sheep shearing and sheepdog
demonstrations before relaxing
at the farm with morning or
afternoon tea.
Hobart
Port Arthur — An Historic
Experience (Art & History) — The
wild and scenic Tasman Peninsula
was home to Australia’s last penal
settlement — the infamous Port
Arthur. Visit the Port Arthur Historic
Site for a guided tour of the open-air
ruins and restored buildings.
Darwin
Melbourne
Elite Collection - Litchfield
National Park & Surrounds (Elite)
— Explore the Top End’s famous
Litchfield National Park, just 80
miles from Darwin The park is
home to giant, magnetic termite
mounds, monsoonal rainforests,
major Aboriginal sites and beautiful
waterfalls cascading from a
massive sandstone plateau.
A Horseback Ride through Wine
Country (Food & Beverage) —
Travel to the Mornington
Peninsula for a three-hour
horseback ride that travels
through some of Australia’s
finest vineyards. Visit Maritime
Estate Vineyard or T’Gallant
winery by horseback and enjoy
a tasting of the local wines.
Port Douglas
The Great Barrier Reef (First-Time
Visitor) — An air-conditioned
catamaran cruises to a pontoon
anchored off the outer reef. Take a
glass-bottom boat tour and watch
divers feed schools of tropical fish.
Enjoy a refreshing swim or catch some
rays on the tanning deck. Additional
activities available at extra cost.
Tauranga
Rotorua Maori Experience &
Thermal Reserve (First-Time
Visitor) — Join a Maori guide
and explore Te Puia Thermal
Reserve. Tour the Maori Arts
& Crafts Institute, where young
apprentices learn traditional
artistic skills. Watch a
demonstration of sheep-farming
skills and view prized sheep
breeds at Agrodome.
The Pinnacles — Australia
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For a complete description of shore
excursions available in every port, visit:
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257 tours offered
Bora Bora
Honolulu
Kona
Moorea
Bora Bora Aqua Safari Helmet
Dive (Active Minded) — The South
Pacific’s undersea treasures are
not to be missed. On a helmet
dive safari, you don’t even need to
know how to swim to discover the
sensational underwater world
around Bora Bora.
Hawaiian Luau & Polynesian
Extravaganza (Food & Beverage)
— It’s the classic way to experience
Hawaii’s most celebrated tradition.
The award-winning Polynesian
Cultural Center preserves the
customs and cultures of old
Polynesia with the most authentic
luau on Oahu. Your feast also
features traditional hula and stories.
Kahua Ranch & Tram Ride (Special
Interest) — Cowboys in Hawaii are
known as paniolo. On a visit to an
authentic mountain ranch, you’ll
enjoy a tour by tram — or try your
hand at traditional cowboy skills
including roping and shoeing. Later,
you’ll relax around the campfire and
enjoy a snack of s’mores.
Kauai
Motu Islet Beach & Barbeque
(Family) — Take in island views
on a motor cruise of Opunohu
Bay. You’ll land on the beach
at Motu Islet, where you’ll have
approximately four hours to
sunbathe, swim and explore.
You’ll also be treated to a delicious
buffet lunch grill and the traditional
Tahitian music of a live trio
performing for you.
Kahakuloa - The Secret Hawaiian
Valley (Art & History) — Travel a
once-forbidden road around the
West Maui Mountains to Kahakuloa
Valley — part of the island rarely
visited by outsiders. Experience
ancient Hawaii at Kahakuloa Village,
where families still practice the old
ways and browse the Kaukini Art
Gallery for some native art.
Hilo
Kileaua Volcano (Scenic & Nature)
— Experience the dramatic moon-like
landscapes of Hawaii Volcanoes
National Park and take a short walk
through Thurston Lava Tube. Then
you’ll visit the Mauna Loa Macadamia
Nut Factory and discover how
macadamias are prepared.
South America
Historic Haraguchi Rice Mill &
Hanalei Taro Fields (Art & History)
— Get an experience of traditional
Hawaiian life on a visit to Hawaii’s
only remaining rice mill, listed on the
National Register of Historic Places.
You’ll also see taro fields and enjoy a
picnic lunch of locally produced food.
Maui
Rangiroa
Rangiroa Glassbottom Boat
(Scenic & Nature) — Peer into
the depths of Rangiroa’s famous
lagoon from the comfort of
a glass bottom boat with just
12 passengers. You’ll see a
variety of sea life and reefs
just beneath you.
124 tours offered
Buenos Aires
Fortaleza
Manaus
Rio de Janeiro
Elite Collection: History of Tango
& Tango Lesson (Elite) — Born
in one of Buenos Aires’ poorest
quarters, Carlos Gardel was
Argentina’s greatest tango
singer. Visit his tomb and view
his memorial statue — tango
aficionados always make sure
he’s holding a lit cigarette! Then
don your dancing shoes for a
tango lesson at Café Tortoni.
Cachaça Museum (Art & History)
— Made from sugar cane, Cachaça
is the national spirit of Brazil. It’s
also the essential ingredient in a
caipirinha. Tour the Cachaça
Museum for a look at its distillation
and its colorful history. Your visit
includes a refreshing coconut
drink and a complimentary bottle
of Cachaça.
Elite Collection: Grand Amazon &
Evening Alligator Sighting (Elite)
— Take in the city highlights on a
narrated drive before boarding a
riverboat for a cruise to the “Meeting
of the Waters.” Visit an exclusive rain
forest lodge for a jungle trek, a
motorized canoe tour of the flooded
rain forest — and a nighttime search
for the wild alligators of the Amazon.
Best of Rio (First-Time Visitor)
— Experience the sights
and sounds of Brazil’s Cidade
Maravilhosa. Ride a cable car
to the top of Sugarloaf for a
sweeping view of Rio and its
white-sand beaches. Visit
Rio’s other symbol, the statue
of Christ the Redeemer on
Corcovado Mountain.
La Serena
Montevideo
Tololo Observatory & Elqui Valley
(Special Interest) — Tololo
Observatory sits above the Elqui
Valley at an altitude of over 6,000
feet above sea level. Tololo is also
the sixth largest astronomical
observatory in the Southern
Hemisphere. See the sights on a
narrated drive through the Elqui
Valley and enjoy a special guided
tour of the observatory.
City Sights & Juanico Winery
(Food & Beverage) —
Experience South America’s
most cosmopolitan capital on a
narrated drive. Then travel to the
Juanico district for a tour, wine
tasting and lunch at Uruguay’s
leading vineyard.
Lima
Manaus, Brazil
Easy Lima (Easy Tour) — Explore
Peru’s “City of the Kings” on a
narrated drive around Lima. View
the Plaza de Mayor in the heart of
the city, site of the Presidential
Palace, and tour the chic Miraflores
district. Then enjoy free time to
shop for jewelry, crafts and
knitware at the Indian Market.
Quito
Classic Quito (First-Time Visitor)
— Fly to this World Heritage Site
on a full-day tour that visits the
major historical and cultural
sites, from Independence Square
and the Presidential Place to the
Convent and Church of Santo
Domingo, begun in 1581.
Shore Excursions may be purchased in
advance of your cruise departure or
onboard ship on a first-come, first-served
basis. Many of the excursions have limited
participation, and reservation forms will be
processed in the order received. When
excursions are fully subscribed, additional
requests will be placed on a waiting list in
the order received. Private car and private
van tours are available in most locations.
Tour offerings are subject to availability and
may vary at time of sailing. Tours are
operated by independent companies and
are not owned or operated by Princess.
Cruise Plus
Hotel and
Land Packages
®
Extra days add a relaxing pace to your voyage
Add peace of mind and a sense of security to your vacation with a Cruise Plus ® Hotel
Package. Give yourself a few days to relax either before or after your voyage — and take
in the sights of a sensational city. Princess ® handles all the details — including transfers
and baggage handling — with accommodations selected for their incredible locations
and excellent service. What a delightful and carefree way to extend your vacation!
Auckland
Bangkok
Skycity Grand Hotel
An oasis of luxury and a signature stopping
point in the heart of vibrant Auckland.
Four Seasons Bangkok
Traditional Thai architecture, handpainted silk ceilings, intricate artwork,
an impressively scaled lobby and glorious
gardens, offers exquisite accommodations
and gracious hospitality located in the
heart of Bangkok.
One night from $179
Additional nights from $89
Langham Hotel
Located in the heart of Auckland, it is within
walking distance of the spectacular
waterfront and the beautiful Domain-an
oasis of parks and gardens.
One night from $159
Stamford Plaza
This hotel is located within walking distance
to the sparkling Waitemata harbour, Viaduct
Village and Auckland’s best shopping,
theater and nightlife.
One night from $159
Half-day City Tour
Enjoy a half-day city sightseeing tour
of Auckland.
$29 per person
Auckland & Waitomo Glow Worm
Grotto Tour — Two nights (pre-cruise)
Bangkok, Thailand
From $439 per person (Skycity Grand)
From $399 per person (Langham Hotel &
Stamford Plaza)
Day 1: Arrive in Auckland and check in to
your hotel. Enjoy a half-day sightseeing tour.
Day 2: Full-day tour to Waitomo to visit the
limestone caves of Glow Worm Grotto.
Home-cooked lunch at a local attraction
with lovely English Gardens. (L)
= Sightseeing Tour
(B) = Breakfast
(L) = Lunch
(D) = Dinner
Three nights from $479
Shangri-La Hotel
Located on the banks of Chao Phraya
River with lush gardens, river views and a
signature spa, the hotel offers guests the
warmth of the Thai capital amid the serenity
of a tropical retreat.
est of Bangkok Tour —
B
Three nights (pre-cruise)
From $599 per person (Four Seasons Hotel)
From $569 per person (Shangri-La Hotel)
Day 1: Arrive in Bangkok around midnight and
transfer to your hotel (not a full overnight).
Day 2: Enjoy the day at leisure to rest after
your flight. Then explore the city on your own.
Day 3: Today you’ll tour this colorful city
with visits to the Golden Buddha Temple
and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha.
Delight in a riverboat ride with time for
shopping after lunch at a Thai restaurant. (L)
Day 4: En route to ship, visit Nong Nooch
Tropical Garden to watch folkloric and
elephant shows. Lunch near Pattaya Beach,
then transfer to the pier to embark ship. (L)
Day 3: Transfer to the pier to embark ship.
Cruise Plus ® Hotel Packages are also available in Anchorage, Ft. Lauderdale, London,
Los Angeles, Rome, San Francisco and Vancouver. Please see your travel agent for more
information and rates.
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Cruise Plus® Hotel & Land Packages (continued)
Beijing
Marriott Beijing City Wall
Stunning landmark hotel located in the
center of Beijing, near top attractions and
the shopping district.
Two nights from $269
eijing Highlights Tour —
B
From $549 per person
Day 1: Arrive in Beijing in the evening
and check in to your hotel.
Day 2: Full-day tour to the Great Wall
and Summer Palace with lunch at a local
restaurant. (B,L)
Day 3: Visit the Forbidden City and
Tiananmen Square followed by lunch. End
the day with a rickshaw ride in Hutong. (B,L)
Day 4: Enjoy a tour of the Temple of Heaven
followed by a Peking duck lunch. Transfer to
Xingang to embark ship. (B,L)
Buenos Aires
Marriott Plaza Hotel
Overlooking Buenos Aires’ historic Plaza San
Martin, near fantastic shops and boutiques,
this luxury hotel is known for its elegance,
prestige and outstanding service.
InterContinental Buenos Aires
This beautifully appointed 1930s-style hotel
is a sumptuous tribute to the growth and
prosperity of Argentina, located in the heart
of the gaslight district of the Old Town.
Half-day City Tour
Enjoy a tour through Buenos Aires including
Recoleta Cemetery.
$30 per person
Beijing, China
Transfer Program
Princess offers ship-day transfers
as a secure and efficient way for
passengers to start and end their
cruise vacation with peace of mind.
Transfers are available one way or
roundtrip to both passengers using
Princess’ air program and to those
booking air independently. Offered
in all cities of embarkation and
disembarkation by motorcoach,
private sedan or van.
See your travel agent or call
1-800-Princess for more information.
uenos Aires And Gaucho Fiesta
B
Tour — Three Nights (Pre-cruise)
From $719 per person (Marriott Plaza Hotel)
From $629 per person (InterContinental)
Day 1: Arrive in Buenos Aires. Half-day city
tour including famed Recoleta Cemetery.
Check in to your hotel.
Day 2: Enjoy the city of Buenos Aires at
your leisure.
Day 3: Full-day visit to Pampas for a Gaucho
Fiesta performance and lunch of barbecued
Argentine beef. (L)
Day 4: After breakfast, transfer to the pier to
embark ship.
Cape Town
Half-day City Tour
Enjoy a tour of Cape Town and
visit Table Mountain.
$74 per person
outh African Safari Adventure —
S
Four Nights (Pre-cruise) escorted
From $3,299 per person
Day 1: Arrive at Johannesburg International
Airport and transfer to hotel. Overnight
D’Oreale Grande Hotel.
Day 2: Fly to Hoedspruit. Transfer to the
Thornybush Game Reserve, located in 11,500
hectares of lowveld savannah, adjacent to
Kruger National Park. Afternoon game drive
in an open 4x4 safari vehicle. Overnight at
Thornybush Game Lodge. (B,L,D)
Day 3: Morning and afternoon game drives
in an open 4x4 safari vehicle, accompanied
by a ranger and Shangaan tracker. (B,L,D)
Day 4: Morning game drive. Fly to Cape Town
via Johannesburg. Overnight at Cullinan
Hotel. (B,L)
Day 5: Full day tour — Cape Point Nature
Reserve. The reserve has a variety of wildlife
including baboons, grysbok, rhebok and the
hard to spot eland. Your scenic drive along
this rugged coast will include a visit to the
famous Cape of Good Hope. Continue on to
Groot Constantia Wine Estate, one of the oldest
wine estates in South Africa, for wine tasting.
Transfer to the pier to embark ship. (B,L)
Honolulu
Westin Moana Surfrider
Often referred to as the “First Lady of
Waikiki,” this oceanfront Oahu hotel is
a legendary landmark.
One night from $219
Osaka
Imperial Hotel
This riverfront location offers a resort-like
ambience in the centre of Osaka. It is
convenient to cultural and leisure attractions
such as Osaka Castle Park, Osaka Tenmangu
Shrine, Universal Studios Japan, and
Osaka Aquarium.
saka with Full Day Kyoto Tour —
O
Two nights (pre-cruise)
From $749 per person
Day 1: Arrive in Osaka and check in to
your hotel.
Day 2: Full day tour to Kyoto with visits to
Golden Pavilion, Nijyo Castle and Heian
Shrine plus a Japanese style lunch. (L)
Cullinan Hotel
Situated at the entrance to the exciting
Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, this hotel
offers glorious views of Table Mountain, the
sea and the bustling harbor.
Day 3: Osaka city tour enroute to embark
your ship.
One night from $369
$59 per person
Half-day City Tour
Visit the sights of Osaka.
Rio de Janeiro
JW Marriott
With sweeping views of Sugar Loaf, Corcovado
and the beaches of Copacabana, the
JW Marriott combines exquisite style with
sumptuous comfort and the latest technology.
Sheraton Rio Hotel & Towers
The city’s only beachfront resort with lush,
landscaped grounds is set above a whitesand beach fronting the tropical South Atlantic
and flanked by towering mountains.
Half-Day City Tour
Enjoy a tour of Rio de Janeiro.
$80 per person
Santiago
The Ritz-Carlton
Located near the splendid Andean Mountain
Range, the Ritz Carlton is the perfect venue
to take in the history and the natural beauty
of this geographically gifted place.
La Moneda Presidential Palace — Santiago, Chile
Shangri-La
Set in luxuriant tropical gardens near the
renowned Orchard Road shopping district,
the Shangri-La offers discerning travelers
legendary Shangri-La hospitality in a
tranquil resort setting.
Half-day City Tour
Enjoy a tour of Singapore.
Tahiti
InterContinental Resort Tahiti Motu
Scattered on the outer edge of the two
islands, the “Motu” overwater bungalows
has a private sundeck allows easy access
to the shallow waters of the lagoon.
InterContinental Resort Tahiti
The hotel, harmoniously integrated among
the gardens and coconut groves, has two
overflowing or infinite swimming pools,
one of which is sand bottomed. Beyond the
lagoon the ocean is marked on the horizon
by the silhouette of Moorea.
InterContinental Santiago
Upscale shops and restaurants share
the neighborhood, and top attractions such
as San Cristobal Hill, Plaza de Armas and
La Moneda Presidential Palace are nearby.
$25 per person
Half-day City Tour
Enjoy a tour of Santiago.
One night from $209
ora Bora and Tahiti Package —
B
Four nights (pre-cruise)
InterContinental Sydney
Located at the General Post Office and
originally constructed in 1887, this hotel is
just minutes from Pitt Street Mall and Queen
Victoria Building shopping, the Opera
House, Harbour Bridge and Darling Harbour.
Day 1: Arrive in Papeete and check in to
your panoramic room at the InterContinental
Resort Tahiti.
Sydney
Four Seasons
This spectacular hotel with luxurious
accommodations and exemplary service is
set on Cicular Quay and overlooks the
Sydney Opera House and Harbour.
$30 per person
antiago Chilean Wine Tour —
S
Two nights (pre-cruise)
From $669 per person (Ritz Carlton)
Day 1: Arrive in Santiago and check in to
your hotel.
Day 2: Full-day visit to the renowned Chilean
winery outside of the city, includes tour,
wine tasting and lunch. (L)
Day 3: Half-day city tour including a visit to
San Cristobal Hill, then transfer to Valparaiso
to embark your ship.
Shanghai
One night from $189
Half-day City Tour
Enjoy a half-day tour including a visit to the
famed Sydney Opera House.
$60 per person
The Portman Ritz-Carlton
This hotel offers a premier location with
views of the city near the shopping district.
Sydney
with Blue Mountains Tour —
From $599 per person (Four Seasons)
Day 1: Arrive in Sydney and check in to your
hotel for a day at leisure.
Singapore
Day 2: Enjoy a morning city tour of Sydney,
including the Opera House tour and visit to
Bondi Beach. Afternoon at leisure.
Four Seasons
An oasis of calm nestled in a lush garden
setting, Four Seasons is right around the
corner from Orchard Road – Singapore’s
Fifth Avenue.
Day 3: A full-day visit to the scenic Blue
Mountains with a Skyway cable car ride
and lunch. (L)
Day 4: Transfer to the pier to embark ship.
Day 2: Fly to Bora Bora and check in to your
over-water bungalow at the Hilton Bora Bora Nui.
Days 3 & 4: At your leisure.
Day 5: Fly back to Papeete and transfer
to the pier to embark ship.
Moorea
and Tahiti Package —
Four nights (pre-cruise)
Day 1: Arrive in Papeete and check in to your
panoramic room at the InterContinental
Resort Tahiti.
Day 2: Ferry to the island of Moorea. Check
in to your over-water bungalow at the Hilton
Moorea Lagoon Resort and Spa.
Days 3 & 4: At your leisure.
Day 5: Ferry back to Papeete and transfer
to the pier to embark ship.
= Sightseeing Tour
(B) = Breakfast
(L) = Lunch
(D) = Dinner
All Cruise Plus Hotel Packages prices quoted are per person, double occupancy. Government fees and taxes of up to $132.56 per person are additional, and vary by city and duration of stay.
Additional nights increase these fees. For single and triple rates, just ask your travel agent. All Cruise Plus Hotel Packages include hotel accommodations, porterage, meet-and-greet services,
transfers between airport/hotel and hotel/pier, and the hospitality services of a Princess representative. Cruise Plus Hotels are not owned or operated by Princess. Packages are available preor post-cruise. Tour sequence may vary by departure.
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Spectacular Princess ships
make your vacation shine
®
Pacific Princess — French Polynesia
As incredible as the places you’ll be visiting on your Princess ®
exotic vacation are, you’ll likely find that it is your time spent on
one of our six spectacular ships that you enjoy the most.
A variety of our best ships sail to the world’s exotic locales.
You can choose exactly the onboard ambience that best suits your
tastes, from the epic perspective of one of our grand vessels to
the classic experience of small-ship cruising. Large ships such
as Diamond Princess,® Star Princess ® and Golden Princess ® offer
spacious surroundings and the greatest selection of activities and
amenities. Sister ships Dawn Princess ® and Sun Princess ® provide
the unique option of “Aussie Experience” sailings. For a more
traditional, relaxed atmosphere with fewer than 700 mostly adult
passengers, let the smaller Pacific Princess ® and Ocean Princess ®
host you for an unforgettable vacation.
Learn more on the following pages about our 2010-2011 Exotics
fleet. And soon you’ll be planning a wonderful voyage to some of
the world’s most fascinating places.
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The Princess fleet in the Exotics
®
From spectacular grand ships to elegant small vessels, the Princess ® fleet offers an array of
experiences for every preference. On each ship, you’ll find a casual ambience and an incredible
variety of activities, entertainment and dining — plus, one of the largest percentages of affordable
balconies afloat. And no matter which vessel you sail, you’ll enjoy signature Princess service that
makes you feel right at home. Here is an introduction to our ships for the 2010-2011 Exotics season.
Crown Grill (steak & seafood specialty restaurant)
The Sanctuary (relaxing adults-only retreat)
Sabatini’s (Italian specialty restaurant)
Diamond Princess®
• The Lotus Spa®
• Three freshwater pools
• Freedom of Anytime DiningSM
• Gym & fitness center
• Classic Traditional Dining
• Skywalkers Nightclub
• Sabatini’sSM
(Italian specialty restaurant)
• Club Fusion
• Sterling SteakhouseSM
(specialty restaurant)
• Art auctions
• Casino
• ScholarShip@Sea® courses
• Movies Under the Stars®
(adding 11/10)
• Original production shows
2,670 passengers
• Bars & lounges
Over 500 balconies
115,875 gross tons
952 ft. in length
Golden Princess® & Star Princess®
• Crown GrillSM (steak and seafood
specialty restaurant)
• Inviting piazza-style Atrium
•The Sanctuary (relaxing
adults-only retreat)
• Vines (wine and seafood bar)
(poolside theater)
• The International Café (coffees,
desserts, sandwiches and tapas)
• The Lotus Spa® & Fitness Center
• Freedom of Anytime Dining
SM
• Four freshwater pools
• Sabatini’sSM (Italian specialty
restaurant)
• Casino
2,590 passengers
Over 700 balconies
109,000 gross tons 950 ft. in length
Sun Princess ® & Dawn Princess®
• The Lotus Spa®
• The Sanctuary
(going on Sun 4/10)
• Sterling SteakhouseSM at Horizon
Court (specialty restaurant)
• Bars & lounges
(going on Dawn 6/09 and Sun 4/10)
• Art auctions
• Duty-free shopping
• Patisserie
• Two freshwater pools
• Pizzeria
• Sanctuary
• Casino
1,990 passengers
Over 400 balconies
77,000 gross tons
857
S M A L L ft.S H
CRUISING
inI Plength
Ocean Princess®, Pacific Princess®
& Royal Princess ®
• The Lotus Spa®
• Freshwater pool
• Sabatini’s (Italian
specialty restaurant)
• Bars & lounges
• Sterling Steakhouse
(specialty restaurant)
• Casino
SM
SM
680 passengers
Over 200 balconies
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
SMALL SHIP
CRUISING
• Art auctions
SMALL SHIP
CRUISING
• Duty-free shopping
• Patisserie
30,200 gross tons
592 ft. in length
Note: Ship features shown are for Golden Princess. Features for Star Princess may vary.
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A preview of
your stateroom
options onboard
For every preference and budget, there
is a stateroom to match on each Princess ®
ship. Ranging from spacious suites to
comfortable interiors, here’s an overview
of the stateroom options available.
Suite with balcony
Surrounding you with luxurious
Princess pioneered the affordable balcony
accommodations, a spacious
stateroom, and still offers one of the largest
suite with balcony includes all
percentages of such accommodations in the
plus incredible premiums.
industry. You’ll find an ample selection of
balcony staterooms on each of our ships.
the amenities of a mini-suite,
These include luxury balcony
furniture, deluxe canapés, fresh flowers, DVD/CD player, free access to
a DVD library, two flat-panel TVs, one complimentary mini-bar setup, a
roomy walk-in closet, upgraded bathroom amenities, complimentary
use of the Lotus Spa® Thermal Suite, laundry and professional cleaning
services, and web access in the Internet Café. Approximately 468 to
932 square feet, including balcony.
Mini-suite with balcony
A mini-suite with balcony
is substantially larger than
a balcony stateroom.
It includes all the amenities of a balcony stateroom and these added
luxuries: welcome glass of champagne, separate sitting area, sofa bed,
luxury mattress and pillows, two flat-panel TVs, a spacious closet, desk,
bathroom tub and massage shower head. Approximately 280 to 536
Your stateroom is your home away from home, filled with comforts.
square feet, including balcony.
Note: Family suite (category XS) not shown. WS suite on Golden Princess doesn’t have a balcony. Floor plans, amenities and stateroom diagrams represent typical arrangements and may vary by
ship. Certain stateroom categories may vary in size and configuration by ship. Square footage varies based on stateroom category and deck location and applies to the entire Princess fleet.
Stateroom views are considered unobstructed unless noted otherwise. Obstructions do not include certain nautical items like handrails, dividers or ship hardware. For balcony staterooms, the
view is determined from the perspective of the balcony railing. Call 1-800-PRINCESS for more information.
Oceanview double with
balcony This impressive
stateroom offers the elegance
of a balcony with fine patio
furniture. Other amenities include a spacious closet, desk and a
bathroom with shower. Approximately 179 to 277 square feet,
including balcony.
As an added indulgence, choose the affordable option of
a balcony stateroom.
Deluxe oceanview
Interior double
A slightly larger version of an oceanview
Our interior stateroom is a great value.
double stateroom with the same fine
It features two twin beds that make up
amenities, including a picture window.
Approximately 171 to 217 square feet.
into a queen-size bed. Other amenities
include a refrigerator, hair dryer, TV, closet and bathroom with shower.
Approximately 135 to 168 square feet.
Oceanview double
Our oceanview stateroom includes
all the amenities of an interior double,
plus it features a picture window, providing
added ambience and memorable views. Approximately 135 to 194
square feet.
Watch
For detailed deck plans & virtual tours
of every type of stateroom available
visit: princess.com/ships
Note: Some categories have portholes versus picture windows. Also, some cabins are partially to fully obstructed as shown on deck plans.
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DIAMOND PRINCESS
Diamond Princess
®
Skywalkers Nightclub
Oasis Bar & Hot Tubs
Bar
Tradewinds
L250
Lift Lift
Prego
Bar
Ladies/
Gents
Ladies
Gents
Skywalkers
Nightclub
L246
Lift Lift
The Mermaid's
Tail Bar
Trident
Grill
Neptune's
Reef & Pool
Hot
Tub
Gents
The Conservatory
Lift
Hot
Tub
Panoramic
Lifts Lift
Lift
Ladies
Lift
Sundaes
D1a-Sapphire-Sky_17-18.eps
5/13/09
Diamond/Sapphire
Sky Deck 17/18
Princess Links
Hot
Tub
Hot
Calypso Tub
Reef & Pool
Ladies
Gents
D1a-Sapphire-Sports_16.eps
Lift
Lift
Lift
Lift
Youth Center
Outdoor
Play Area
Splash
Pool
Lift
Lift
Lift
Gents
Ladies
Splash
Pool Outdoor
Play Area
Outrigger
5/13/09
Diamond/Sapphire
Sun Deck 15
AFT
5/13/09
Diamond/Sapphire
Sports Deck 16
Teen
Center
Lift
Horizon Terrace
A250
A302
A304
A306
A308
A312
A316
A320
A324
A328
A332
A336
A340
A400
A402
A404
A406
A408
A410
A412
A414
A416
A418
A420
A422
A500
A502
A504
A508
A510
A514
A516
A520
A522
A524
A600
A602
A604
A606
A608
A610
A612
A614
A616
A618
A620
A622
A624
A626
A628
A630
A700
A702
A704
A708
A710
A714
A718
A722
A726
A730
A734
A738
A742
Lift Lift
A310
A314
A318
A322
A326
A330
A334
A338
A342
Lift Lift
A301
A303
B300
A315
A319
A323
A327
A331
A335
A339
A343
A417
A421
Lift
Panoramic
Lifts
Lift
Lift
Lift
A518
A521
Lift
Lift
A706
A712
A716
A720
A724
A728
A732
A736
A740
Lift
Lift
A707
A711
A717
A721
A725
A729
A733
A737
A741
A745
Terrace
Pool
A201
A205
A209
A215
A219
A223
A227
A231
A235
A239
A243
A247
A251
A255
A259
A305
A307
A309
A311
A317
A321
A325
A329
A333
A337
A341
A401
A405
A407
A411
A415
A419
A423
A425
A427
A429
A431
A433
A501
A503
A505
A509
A511
A517
A519
A523
A525
A527
A601
A603
A605
A607
A609
A611
A615
A617
A619
A621
A623
A625
A627
A629
A631
A633
A701
A703
A705
A709
A715
A719
A723
A727
A731
A735
A739
A743
A747
B302
B304
B306
B308
B312
B316
B320
B324
B328
B332
B336
B340
B400
B404
B408
B412
B416
B420
B424
B426
B428
B430
B432
B434
B500
B502
B504
B508
B512
B516
B520
B524
B528
B532
B600
B602
B604
B606
B608
B610
B612
B614
B616
B620
B624
B626
B628
B630
B632
B634
B700
B702
B704
B706
B710
B714
B718
B722
B726
B730
B734
B738
B742
B746
B202
B206
B210
B214
B218
B222
B226
B230
B234
B238
B242
B246
B250
B254
110 ft. from Bow
A203
A207
A211
A217
A221
A225
A229
A233
A237
A241
A245
A249
A253
A257
A300
A744
A746
Hot
Tub
Horizon Court
Deck
Chess
Set
Sterling
Steakhouse
The Oasis
Shuffle
Board
B301
Lift Lift
Lift Lift
B310
B314
B318
B322
B326
B330
B334
B338
B342
B402
B406
B410
B414
B418
B422
B315
B319
B323
B327
B331
B335
B339
B343
B403
B407
B411
B417
B421
B425
Lift
B303
B305
B307
B309
B311
B317
B321
B325
B329
B333
B337
B341
B401
B405
B409
B415
B419
B423
B427
B429
B431
B433
B435
B437
B501
B503
B505
B509
B515
B519
B523
B527
B531
B535
B601
B603
B605
B607
B609
B611
B615
B617
B619
B623
B627
B629
B631
B633
B635
B637
B701
B703
B705
B707
B709
B715
B719
B723
B727
B731
B735
B739
B743
B747
Panoramic
Lifts
Lift
Lift
Lift
B506
B510
B514
B518
B522
B526
B530
B534
B507
B511
B517
B521
B525
B529
B533
B537
B618
B622
B621
B625
Lift
Lift
Lift
Lift
Self Service
Laundromat
B708
B712
B716
B720
B724
B728
B732
B736
B740
B744
B748
Self Service
Laundromat
B750
D1a-Sapphire-Lido_14.eps
Hot
Tub
Horizon Court
Lift
Oasis Bar
6/18/09
Diamond/Sapphire
Lido Deck 14
Lift
Lift
D1a-Sapphire-Sun_15.eps
Lift
Gents
Shuffle
Board
Ladies
Calypso
Bar
A202
A206
A210
A214
A218
A222
A226
A230
A234
A238
A242
A246
B109
B115
B119
B123
B201
B205
B209
B215
B219
B223
B227
B231
B235
B239
B243
B247
B251
B255
B259
Grand Suite
B711
B717
B721
B725
B729
B733
B737
B741
B745
B749
B753
Puerto
Vallarta
B751
Cannes
8 ft. from Stern
Lift Lift
L201
L205
L209
L215
L219
L223
L227
L231
L235
L239
L243
L247
L251
L255
L259
L301
L303
L305
L307
L309
L311
B111
B117
B121
B125
B203
B207
B211
B217
B221
B225
B229
B233
B237
B241
B245
B249
B253
B257
D1a-Sapphire-Baja_11.eps
Ladies/
Gents
Spa
Entrance
Lift Lift
L203
L207
L211
L217
L221
L225
L229
L233
L237
L241
L245
L249
L253
L257
B107
Valencia
B108
B112
5/13/09
Diamond/Sapphire
Baja Deck 11
Cyber Golf
L202
L206
L210
L214
L218
L222
L226
L230
L234
L238
L242
L200
L204
L208
L212
L216
L220
L224
L228
L232
L236
L240
L244
L248
L252
L254
L300
L302
L304
L306
L308
L310
B106
B110
B114
B116
B200
B204
B208
B212
B216
B220
B224
B228
B232
B236
B240
B244
B248
B252
B256
157 ft. from Bow
Male
Change
Steam Steam
Malloria
A409 A403
Female
Change
Sauna Room Room Sauna
B104
A104
A108
A110
A200
A204
A208
A212
A216
A220
A224
A228
A232
A236
A240
A244
A248
A252
A254
A515 A507
Lap
Pool
Baja 11
Acapulco
Self Service
Laundromat
Massage
Jogging Track
Jogging Track
Lotus Spa
Aloha 12
A106
Aerobics
Center Court
Lido 14
B102
B100
B101
B103
B105
Sun 15
FORWARD
A512 A506
FORWARD
Sports 16
Diamond_profile.eps
11 ft. from Stern
T
S
6/10/09
Diamond Princess
Profile
AFT
Sky/Star 17/18
I
F
Self Service
Laundromat
Laundromat
5/13/09
Diamond/Sapphire
Aloha Deck 12
S
L
172 ft. from Bow
T
Laundromat
A751
A749
Laundromat
A633-A500
B637-B500
C635-C500
D633-D500
E633-E500
Sabatini's/Photo Gallery/Internet Café/Explorers Lounge
Pacific Moon Dining Room/Santa Fe Dining Room
Savoy Dining Room/Vivaldi Dining Room
F
P
A
N
O
R
A
M
I
C
L
I
F
T
S
D1a-Sapphire-Aloha_12.eps
Conservatory
Calypso Reef & Pool
Horizon Court
580 ft. from Stern
I
Jogging Track/Cyber Golf
Center Court
Pool/Lotus Spa/Fitness Center
Trade Winds Bar
L311-L300 L
Sundaes/Neptune's Reef & Pool/Prego/Trident Grill/Mermaid's Tail
L259-L200
A259-A104
A433-A300
I
B259-B100
B437-B300
C259-C100
C425-C300
F
Laundromat
D425-D300
D235-D100
T
E231-E100
E425-E300
Facets/Crooners Bar/Essence/Wedding Chapel/Wheelhouse Bar
Princess Theater
S Churchill Lounge
Meridian Bay/Calypso Cove/Passenger Services/Grand Casino & Bar/Video Arcade
Grand Plaza/Lobby Bar/Shore Ex/Future Cruise Sales/Writing Room/Library/Circle Desk/Art Gallery P337-P300
Laundromat
P247-P200
Medical Center/Tender Embarkation
Princess Links
L
Fitness Center
Splash Pool/Youth & Teen Centers
Outrigger Bar/Horizon Terrace/Sterling Steakhouse
A751-A700
Pool
Laundromat
B753-B700
C757-C700
D741-D700
E735-E700
Club Fusion
Wake View Bar/International Dining Room
Beauty Parlor
SKY – 17/18
SPORTS – 16
SUN – 15
LIDO – 14
ALOHA – 12
BAJA – 11
CARIBE – 10
DOLPHIN – 9
EMERALD – 8
PROMENADE – 7
FIESTA – 6
PLAZA – 5
GALA – 4
STATEROOM DESC RIPT ION
GS BAJA:
Grand suite with queen-size bed
and balcony
Owner’s suite with balcony
BC ALOHA, BAJA:
Penthouse suite with balcony
PS ALOHA, BAJA, CARIBE:
Premium suite
with balcony
VS caribe, DOLPHIN, EMERALD:
Vista suite
Family suite: interconnecting
staterooms with balcony
AA DOLPHIN:
AB DOLPHIN:
AC DOLPHIN:
D738
Hawaii
D507
D511
D517
D521
Lift
Lift
Lift
Lift
D706
D710
D714
D718
D722
D726
D709
D715
D719
D723
D727
D739
Tahiti
E730
Lift
Panoramic
Lifts
Lift
Lift
Lift
Self Service
Laundromat
Lift
Lift
Lift
Lift
E706
E707
E714
E717
E733
Hong
Kong
Panoramic Lifts
Lift
Lift
Lift
Lift
Ladies
Explorers
Lounge
Gents
Explorers
Lounge
Dance
Floor
Stage
Panoramic Lifts
Lift
Lift
Lift
Lift
Gents
Gents
Internet Café
Sabatini's
Lift
Lift
Lift
Lift
Bar
Club Fusion
P319
P323
P327
P331
Circle Desk
Grand Plaza
172 ft. from Bow
FORWARD
Bar
Lobby Bar
Promenade
Galleria
Shore
Excursions
Desk
Passenger
Services
Meridian Bay
Essence
Princess
Fine Arts
Gallery
508 ft. from Stern
Hearts & Minds
Wedding Chapel
P316
P320
P324
P328
The Library
Grand Casino
Wheelhouse
Bar
Calypso Cove
Promenade Deck Upper Level
117 ft. from Bow
Singapore
E310
Bar
Lift Lift
Writing
Room
Panoramic Lifts
Future
Lift Cruise Sales
Lift
Lift
Lift
Gents
Gents
Ladies
Ladies
Ladies
Ladies
Pacific Moon
Sante Fe
Dining Room Dining Room
Savoy
Vivaldi
Dining Room Dining Room
D1a-Sapphire-Plaza_5.eps
D506
D510
D514
D518
Lift
E303
E305
E307
E309
E311
E315
E317
E319
E321
E323
E325
E327
E401
E403
E405
E407
E409
E411
E415
E417
E419
E421
E423
E425
E501
E503
E505
E507
E509
E511
E515
E517
E519
E521
E601
E603
E605
E607
E609
E611
E615
E617
E619
E621
E623
E625
E627
E629
E631
E633
E701
E703
E705
E709
E711
E715
E719
E721
E723
E725
E727
E729
E731
Lift Lift
Lift Lift
5/13/09
Diamond/Sapphire
Plaza Deck 5
Lift
Lift Lift
E302
E304
E306
E308
E312
E314
E316
E318
E320
E322
E324
E326
E400
E402
E404
E406
E408
E410
E412
E414
E416
E418
E420
E422
E500
E502
E504
E506
E508
E510
E512
E514
E516
E518
E600
E602
E604
E606
E608
E610
E612
E614
E616
E618
E620
E622
E624
E626
E628
E630
E700
E702
E704
E708
E710
E712
E716
E718
E720
E722
E724
E726
E728
Lift Lift
Lift Lift
E301
E300
Crooners Bar
Panoramic
Lifts
Lift
Lift
Lift Lift
P215
P219
P223
P227
P231
P235
P239
P243
Gala 4
Lift
Lift
Lift
Lift
International
Dining Room
Wake
View Bar
Medical Center
Bandstand
Lift
Lift
Lift
Lift
princess.com
AFT
C755
Glacier
Bay
D312
D316
Video
Arcade
Gents
Lift Lift
Ladies
P210
P214
P218
P222
P226
P230
P234
P238
P242
D1a-Sapphire-Gala_4.eps
5/13/09
Diamond/Sapphire
Caribe Deck 10
C757
Mazatlan
Lift Lift
Ladies
Churchill
Lounge
Gents
P201
P203
P205
P207
P209
P211
P217
P221
P225
P229
P233
P237
P241
P245
P247
P301
P303
P305
P307
P309
P311
P315
P317
P321
P325
P329
P333
P335
P337
Self Service
Laundromat
5/13/09
Diamond/Sapphire
Gala Deck 4
C752
Juneau
C707
C711
C717
C721
C725
C729
C733
C737
C741
C745
C749
C751
Lift Lift
Princess Theater
Upper Level
P200
P202
P204
P206
P208
P212
P216
P220
P224
P228
P232
P236
P240
P244
P246
P300
P302
P304
P306
P308
P310
P312
P314
P318
P322
P326
P330
P332
P334
Gents
C712
C716
C720
C724
C728
C732
C736
C740
C744
C746
D229
D233
Princess Theater
Lower Level
apphire-Fiesta_6.eps
C706
D226
D230
Stage
Stage
Ladies
Lift
Plaza 5
Promenade Deck
Continues on Emerald Deck
Ladies/
Gents
Lift
Fiesta 6
5/13/09
Diamond/Sapphire
Fiesta Deck 6
C611
Self Service
Laundromats
Self Service
Laundromat
E101
E105
E109
E115
E119
E121
E201
E203
E205
E207
E209
E211
E215
E217
E219
E221
E223
E225
E227
E229
E231
E103
E107
E111
E117
Bar
C501
C503
C505
C509
C515
C519
C523
C527
C531
C535
C601
C603
C605
C607
C609
C615
C617
C619
C621
C623
C625
C627
C629
C631
C633
C635
C701
C703
C705
C709
C715
C719
C723
C727
C731
C735
C739
C743
C747
D1a-Sapphire-Caribe_10.eps
C748
C750
Vancouver
Rhodes
C507
C511
C517
C521
C525
C529
C533
C537
D123
E102
E106
E110
E114
E100
E104
E108
E112
E116
E118
E200
E202
E204
E206
E208
E210
E212
E214
E216
E218
E220
E222
E224
E226
E228
Promenade Deck Main Level
C423
Sorrento
Lift
For detailed deck plans &
virtual tours of every type
of stateroom available visit:
princess.com/ships
Gents Ladies
San Remo
Lift
Lift
Watch
Photo Gallery
C421
D109
D115
D119
D121
D201
D203
D205
D207
D209
D211
D215
D217
D219
D221
D223
D225
D227
D231
D235
D301
D303
D305
D307
D309
D311
D315
D317
D319
D321
D323
D325
D327
D329
D401
D403
D405
D407
D409
D411
D415
D417
D419
D421
D423
D425
D501
D503
D505
D509
D515
D519
D523
D525
D527
D529
D601
D603
D605
D607
D609
D611
D615
D617
D619
D621
D623
D625
D627
D629
D631
D633
D701
D703
D705
D707
D711
D717
D721
D725
D729
D731
D733
D735
D737
Gents
C415
D105
romenade_7.eps
C409
Malaga
Monte Carlo
D103
D107
D111
D117
Facets
Corfu
St. Tropez
C610
Interior two lower beds
Ladies
C401
C425
C506
C510
C514
C518
C522
C526
C530
C534
M PLAZA:
C305
C307
C309
C311
C317
C319
C321
C323
C327
C331
C335
C422
C500
C502
C504
C508
C512
C516
C520
C524
C528
C532
C600
C602
C604
C606
C608
C612
C614
C616
C618
C620
C622
C624
C626
C628
C630
C632
C700
C702
C704
C708
C710
C714
C718
C722
C726
C730
C734
C738
C742
L PLAZA:
5/13/09
iamond/Sapphire
romenade Deck 7
Panoramic
Lifts
Lift
K PLAZA:
Promenade 7
20 ft. from Stern
C325
C329
C333
C337
C403
C405
C407
C411
C417
C419
C303
D102
D106
D110
D114
D104
D108
D112
D116
D118
D200
D202
D204
D206
D208
D210
D212
D214
D216
D218
D220
D222
D224
D228
D232
D300
D302
D304
D306
D308
D310
D314
D318
D320
D322
D324
D326
D328
D330
D400
D402
D404
D406
D408
D410
D412
D414
D416
D418
D420
D422
D500
D502
D504
D508
D512
D516
D520
D522
D524
D526
D600
D602
D604
D606
D608
D610
D612
D614
D616
D618
D620
D622
D624
D626
D628
D630
D700
D702
D704
D708
D712
D716
D720
D724
D728
D730
D732
D734
D736
E735
C324
C328
C332
C336
C402
C404
C406
C410
C414
C416
C109
C115
C119
C123
C127
C201
C205
C209
C215
C219
C223
C227
C231
C235
C239
C243
C247
C251
C255
C259
C301
rald_8.eps
C315
Emerald 8
E732
C310
C314
Lift
(obstructed view)
13/09
d/Sapphire
ld Deck 8
Lift Lift
Lift
JJ
ALOHA, BAJA: Interior two lower beds
BAJA, CARIBE: Interior two lower beds
J CARIBE, DOLPHIN, EMERALD: Interior two
lower beds
Oceanview two lower beds
FF CARIBE, EMERALD:
D741
C420
Santorini
I
Cancun
102 ft. from Bow
C102
C100
C101
C103
C105
Lift Lift
C418
Portofino
EE PLAZA:
olphin_9.eps
Ibiza
C412
(partially obstructed view)
D740
C408
Marbella
II ALOHA, LIDO:
D PLAZA:
E EMERALD:
5/13/09
ond/Sapphire
lphin Deck 9
Capri
(obstructed view)
HH EMERALD:
C107
14 ft. from Stern
C400
(obstructed view)
G EMERALD:
Deluxe oceanview two
Dolphin 9
C753
C302
C202
C206
C210
C214
C218
C222
C226
C230
C234
C238
C242
C246
C250
C254
C111
C117
C121
C125
C129
C203
C207
C211
C217
C221
C225
C229
C233
C237
C241
C245
C249
C253
C257
C108
C112
C116
(obstructed view)
Balcony two lower beds
Caribe 10
C304
C306
C308
C312
C316
C318
C320
C322
C326
C330
C334
DD EMERALD:
BA CARIBE, LIDO:
C104
AE DOLPHIN:
Cozumel
BF BAJA:
◆
GG EMERALD:
lower beds
XS DOLPHIN:
C106
C110
C114
C118
C120
C200
C204
C208
C212
C216
C220
C224
C228
C232
C236
C240
C244
C248
C252
C256
C300
BE BAJA:
CC BAJA, CARIBE:
with balcony
AD EMERALD:
amily suites D104/D100 and D105/D101:
F
Interconnecting staterooms with private
balcony; accommodates up to six persons
(D100 and D101 not shown separately)
• Will accommodate third and fourth person
▲
Will accommodate third person
° Wheelchair-accessible stateroom
* Two lower beds not convertible to queen;
shower only.
Note: Some areas of the ship are not
accessible to wheelchairs and scooters.
Distances shown are from the bow (forward)
to stern (aft) to the nearest stateroom.
(obstructed view)
F EMERALD:
BD BAJA:
117 ft. from Bow
PH CARIBE:
Balcony
two lower beds
20 ft. from Stern
OS BAJA:
BB ALOHA, caribe, DOLPHIN, EMERALD:
85
GRAND PRINCESS
Golden & Star Princess
®
Skywalkers Nightclub
SKY – 17/18
The Skywalker
SPORTS – 16
SUN – 15
LIDO – 14
ALOHA – 12
BAJA – 11
CARIBE – 10
DOLPHIN – 9
EMERALD – 8
PROMENADE – 7
FIESTA – 6
PLAZA – 5
GALA – 4
Oasis Bar & Hot Tubs
Conf Ctr/Video Game Arcade/Cyberstore
Al Fresco's Bar
Horizon Terrace
A749-A701
B751-B701
Laundromat
C753-C701
D737-D701
Laundromat
E733-E701
Vista Lounge
Botticelli Dining Room
Pool
Sports Court
Kids & Teen Deck
Princess Links
Movies Under the Stars
Sea Breeze Bar
Ice Cream Bar Neptune’s Reef & Pool/Poseidon's Pizzeria/Trident Grill/Mermaid’s Tail
L308-L301
Laundromat
A433-A301
L
L
B437-B301
I
I
Laundromat
C425-C301
D425-D301
F
F
E425-E301
T
Promenade Bar/Meridian Bay/Allure/Sterling Steakhouse/Wedding Chapel/Limelight
T
Facets/Calypso Cove/Passenger Services/Atlantis Casino
S
S
Internet Café/Grand Plaza/Lobby Bar/Library/Passenger Services/Shore Ex/Art Gallery P337-P301
Medical Center/Tender Embarkation/Gangway
Conservatory
L
Horizon Court
I
A633-A501
B645-B501
C645-C501
D633-D501
Laundromat
E633-E501
Photo Gallery/Sabatini’s/Wheelhouse Bar/Explorers Lounge
Da Vinci Dining Room
Michelangelo Dining Room
F
T
S
Calypso Reef & Pool
6/10/09
Grand Princess
Profile
AFT
The Sanctuary
Pool/Lotus Spa/Fitness Center/Youth & Teen Centers
L259-L201
A259-A201
B259-B201
C259-C101
D237-D101
E231-E101
Snooker's Cigar Bar
P265-P201
Princess Theater
Laundromat
Grand-profile.eps
FORWARD
The Sanctuary
Lift Lift
Bar
Tradewinds
Princess Links
L252
Lift Lift
Lift Lift
Prego The Mermaid's
Pizzeria
Tail Bar
Crystal Dome
Trident
Grill
Neptune's
Reef & Pool
Princess Links
Movies Under
the Stars
Hot
Tub
Gents
Crystal Dome
Hot
Tub
Panoramic
Lifts Lift
Lift
Lift
Ladies
Lift
The Conservatory
Sundaes
Ice Cream
Bar
Hot
Tub
Hot
Gents
Ladies
Calypso Tub
Reef & Pool
Lift
Calypso
Bar
Lift
Oasis Bar
S710
Corsica
S712
Lift
S701
Gents
Seville
Lift Lift
Lift Lift
Ladies
S703
Grenada
Golf
Simulator
S708
Palermo
Lift
S705
Dubrovnik
S707
Delos
Sardinia
S714
S709
Malta
Tuscany
Outrigger
Bar
Horizon Terrace
A304
A306
A308
A310
A314
A318
A322
A326
A330
A334
A338
A342
A402
A404
A406
A408
A410
A412
A414
A416
A418
A420
A422
A424
A502
A504
A506
A510
A512
A516
A518
A522
A524
A526
A602
A604
A606
A608
A610
A612
A614
A616
A618
A620
A622
A624
A626
A628
A630
A632
A702
A704
A706
A708
A710
A714
A718
A722
A726
A730
A734
A738
A742
A301
Lift Lift
ky_17-18.eps
Skywalkers
Nightclub
Lift Lift
A312
A316
A320
A324
A328
A332
A336
A340
A344
A315
A319
A323
A327
A331
A335
A339
A343
A417
A421
Lift
Panoramic
Lifts
Lift
Lift
A520
Lift
A521
Self Service
Laundromat
Lift Lift
Lift Lift
A712
A716
A720
A724
A728
A732
A736
A740
A744
A711
A717
A721
A725
A729
A733
A737
A741
A745
A748
A746
Lift
4/29/09
den Princess
Deck 17/18
Provence
Gents
Golden-Lido_14.eps
The Skywalker
AFT
Walkway
Lift
Walkway
Lift
S706
Golden-Sun_15.eps
Gents
Ladies
6/24/09
Golden Princess
Sports Deck 16
Sports Court
Ladies
S702
S704
Conference
Room
Golden-Sports_16.epsGolden-Sports_16.eps
6/24/09
Golden Princess
Sports Deck 16
Deck
Chess Set
Sky 17/18
Hearts and Minds
Wedding Chapel
Hot
Tub
The Oasis
6/1/09
Golden Princess
Sun Deck 15
Hot
Tub
780 ft. from Bow
Lift
44 ft. from Stern
Lift
4/29/09
Golden Princess
Lido Deck 14
Gents
Ladies
Deck
Chess Set
Horizon Court
Hot
Tub
The Oasis
Horizon Court
Oasis Bar
Hot
Tub
A252
A302
Terrace
Pool
A303
A305
A307
A309
A311
A317
A321
A325
A329
A333
A337
A341
A401
A405
A407
A411
A415
A419
A423
A425
A427
A429
A431
A433
A501
A503
A505
A509
A511
A517
A519
A523
A525
A527
A601
A603
A605
A607
A609
A611
A615
A617
A619
A621
A623
A625
A627
A629
A631
A633
A701
A703
A705
A707
A709
A715
A719
A723
A727
A731
A735
A739
A743
B304
B306
B308
B310
B314
B318
B322
B326
B330
B334
B338
B342
B402
B406
B410
B414
B418
B422
B426
B428
B430
B432
B434
B436
B502
B504
B506
B510
B514
B518
B522
B526
B530
B534
B602
B604
B606
B608
B610
B614
B618
B622
B626
B630
B634
B636
B638
B640
B642
B644
B702
B704
B706
B708
B710
B712
B716
B720
B724
B728
B732
B736
B740
B744
B204
B208
B212
B216
B220
B224
B228
B232
B236
B240
B244
B248
B252
B256
B203
B207
B211
B217
B221
B225
B229
B233
B237
B241
B245
B249
B253
B257
Lift Lift
Lift Lift
B312
B316
B320
B324
B328
B332
B336
B340
B344
B404
B408
B412
B416
B420
B424
Lift
B317
B321
B325
B329
B333
B337
B341
B403
B407
B411
B417
B421
B425
Panoramic
Lifts
Lift
Lift
Lift
B508
B512
B516
B520
B524
B528
B532
B536
B507
B511
B517
B521
B525
B529
B533
B537
B612
B616
B620
B624
B628
B632
B611
B617
B621
B625
B629
B633
Lift Lift
Lift Lift
B714
B718
B722
B726
B730
B734
B738
B742
B746
B715
B719
B723
B727
B731
B735
B739
B743
B747
Self Service
Laundromat
B748
Grand Suite
B749
Cannes
B201
B205
B209
B215
B219
B223
B227
B231
B235
B239
B243
B247
B251
B255
B259
B301
172 ft. from Bow
B202
B206
B210
B214
B218
B222
B226
B230
B234
B238
B242
B246
B250
B254
B258
B302
B303
B305
B307
B309
B311
B315
B319
B323
B327
B331
B335
B339
B401
B405
B409
B415
B419
B423
B427
B429
B431
B433
B435
B437
B501
B503
B505
B509
B515
B519
B523
B527
B531
B535
B601
B603
B605
B607
B609
B615
B619
B623
B627
B631
B635
B637
B639
B641
B643
B645
B701
B703
B705
B707
B709
B711
B717
B721
B725
B729
B733
B737
B741
B745
B751
Amalfi
14 ft. from Stern
Lift Lift
A201
A205
A209
A215
A219
A223
A227
A231
A235
A239
A243
A247
A251
A255
A259
Golden-Baja_11.eps
Teen
Center
A203
A207
A211
A217
A221
A225
A229
A233
A237
A241
A245
A249
A253
A257
4/29/09
Golden Princess
Baja Deck 11
Restroom
Kid's
Restroom
A204
A208
A212
A216
A220
A224
A228
A232
A236
A240
A244
A248
172 ft. from Bow
Youth
Center
Youth
Center
Top Deck
A202
A206
A210
A214
A218
A222
A226
A230
A234
A238
A242
A246
A250
A254
A256
Baja 11
11 ft. from Stern
Pool
L201
L205
L209
L215
L219
L223
L227
L231
L235
L239
L243
L247
L251
L255
L259
L301
L303
L305
L307
L309
L311
4/29/09
Golden Princess
Aloha Deck 12
Teen
Hot Tub
L203
L207
L211
L217
L221
L225
L229
L233
L237
L241
L245
L249
L253
L257
A409 A403
Teen Center
Top Deck Splash
L204
L208
L212
L216
L220
L224
L228
L232
L236
L240
L244
L248
L202
L206
L210
L214
L218
L222
L226
L230
L234
L238
L242
L246
L250
L254
L256
L302
L304
L306
L308
L310
L312
A515 A507
Lap
Pool
A747
A749
Sauna
Lotus Spa
Golden-Aloha_12.eps
Kid's
Restroom
A514 A508
Steam
Sauna Room
Beauty Parlor
Youth
Center
Top Deck
Aloha 12
172 ft. from Bow
Aerobics
Pool
Teen
Hot Tub
Massage
FORWARD
The Sanctuary
Teen Center
Top Deck Splash
Lido 14
580 ft. from Stern
Sun 15
Fitness Center
Sports 16
AE DOLPHIN:
(obstructed view)
FF EMERALD:
BA CARIBE, LIDO:
K PLAZA:
L PLAZA:
M PLAZA:
E EMERALD:
AD EMERALD:
J CARIBE, DOLPHIN, EMERALD: Interior two
lower beds
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Note: Deck plans are for Golden Princess only. Deck plans for Star Princess may vary.
Lift Lift
C712
C716
C720
C724
C728
C732
C736
C740
C744
C746
C711
C717
C721
C725
C729
C733
C737
C741
C745
C747
Corfu
C749 C751
Genoa
Ibiza
Golden-Caribe_10.eps
Capri
D736
St.
Tropez
Panoramic
Lifts
Lift
Lift
D508
D512
D516
D520
D524
Lift
D507
D511
D517
D521
Lift Lift
Lift Lift
D712
D716
D720
D711
D717
D721
Self Service
Laundromat
D737
Trieste
E732
Panoramic
Lifts
Lift
Lift
Lift
Self Service
Laundromat
Lift Lift
Lift Lift
E716
E717
FORWARD
175 ft. from Bow
E733
Venice
F307
F309
Circle
Desk
Future
Cruise
Sales
Florence
F311
Pisa
Shore Excursions
Desk
Video
Arcade
Passenger
Services
Promenade
Galleria
Bar
Lift
Lift
Lift Lift
Essence
Meridian
Bay
Lift Lift
Dalmatia
Crown Grill
Grand
Casino
Promenade Lounge & Bar
175 ft. from Bow
Valencia
Lift
Stage
Panoramic Lifts
Lift
Ladies
Lift Lift
Lift
Lift Lift
F315
Lindos
Lift Lift
P318
P322
P326
P330
P215
P219
P223
P227
P231
P235
P239
P243
Lift Lift
P319
P323
P327
P331
Princess
Fine Arts
Gallery
International
Café
Vines Bar
The Piazza
Lift
Lift Lift
Lift Lift
Gents
Gents
Explorers
Lounge
Dance
Floor
Stage
Donatello Dining Room
Wheelhouse
Bar
Sabatini's
Vines
Shop
Panoramic Lifts
Lift
Ladies
Gents
Ladies
P249
P251
P253
P255
P257
P259
P261
P263
P265
Bernini Dining Room
4/29/09
Golden Princess
Plaza Deck 5
Lift
Bar
Gala 4
Lift
Lift Lift
Lift
Lift Lift
Canaletto Dining Room
Medical Center
Vista Lounge
Lift
Stage
Lift
Lift
6/1/09
Golden Princess
Fiesta Deck 6
Lift Lift
C750 C748
C501
C503
C505
C509
C515
C519
C523
C527
C531
C535
C601
C603
C605
C607
C609
C611
C615
C617
C619
C621
C623
C625
C627
C629
C631
C633
C701
C703
C705
C707
C709
C715
C719
C723
C727
C731
C735
C739
C743
C507
C511
C517
C521
C525
C529
C533
C537
Kotor
C508
C512
C516
C520
C524
C528
C532
C536
4/29/09
Golden Princess
Caribe Deck 10
C752
C502
C504
C506
C510
C514
C518
C522
C526
C530
C534
C602
C604
C606
C608
C610
C612
C614
C616
C618
C620
C622
C624
C626
C628
C630
C632
C702
C704
C706
C708
C710
C714
C718
C722
C726
C730
C734
C738
C742
Malaga
F305
Bar
C425
Livorno
F303
Olympia
Ladies
C424
Lift Lift
Photo Gallery
C423
Marbella
Lift Lift
Lift Lift
P212
P216
P220
P224
P228
P232
P236
P240
P244
P201
P203
P205
P207
P209
P211
P217
P221
P225
P229
P233
P237
P241
P245
P247
P301
P303
P305
P307
P309
P311
P315
P317
P321
P325
P329
P333
P335
P337
Gents
Mykonos
Lift
Gibralter
Gents
Lift Lift
Golden-Promenade_7.eps
Lift
Ladies
F301
Ladies
Facets
Panoramic
Lifts
Lift
E310
E316
Players
Cigar Bar
Gents
P202
P204
P206
P208
P210
P214
P218
P222
P226
P230
P234
P238
P242
P246
P248
P302
P304
P306
P308
P310
P312
P314
P316
P320
P324
P328
P332
P334
P336
Gents
C421
Lift
Princess Theater
Upper Level
Monte
Carlo
C422
Princess Theater
Lower Level
Ladies
Portofino
E305
E307
E309
E311
E315
E317
E319
E321
E323
E325
E327
E401
E403
E405
E407
E409
E411
E415
E417
E419
E421
E423
E425
E501
E503
E505
E507
E509
E511
E515
E517
E519
E521
E601
E603
E605
E607
E609
E611
E615
E617
E619
E621
E623
E625
E627
E629
E631
E633
E701
E703
E705
E707
E709
E711
E715
E719
E721
E723
E725
E727
E729
Plaza 5
Stage
Stage
E303
Lift Lift
Fiesta 6
Promenade Deck
Continues on Emerald Deck
4/29/09
Golden Princess
Promenade Deck 7
C415
E306
E308
E312
E314
E318
E320
E322
E324
E326
E328
E330
E402
E404
E406
E408
E410
E412
E414
E416
E418
E420
E422
E424
E502
E504
E506
E508
E510
E512
E514
E516
E518
E520
E602
E604
E606
E608
E610
E612
E614
E616
E618
E620
E622
E624
E626
E628
E630
E632
E702
E704
E706
E708
E710
E712
E714
E718
E720
E722
E724
E726
E728
Promenade 7
20 ft. from Stern
C409
D312
D318
Lift Lift
E101
E105
E109
E115
E119
E121
E201
E203
E205
E207
E209
E211
E215
E217
E219
E221
E223
E225
E227
E229
E231
E301
E731
Sorrento
San
Sebastian
C420
Mallorca
175 ft. from Bow
C401
E304
E103
E107
E111
E117
merald_8.eps
C323
C327
C331
C335
C403
C405
C407
C411
C417
C419
Lift Lift
E104
E108
E112
E116
E730
Naples
C324
C328
C332
C336
C404
C406
C408
C412
C416
C418
Lift Lift
E102
E106
E110
E114
E118
E120
E202
E204
E206
E208
E210
E212
E214
E216
E218
E220
E222
E224
E226
E228
E230
E302
4/29/09
lden Princess
erald Deck 8
C414
Self Service
Laundromat
D226 D227
D230
D231
D234
D235
Emerald 8
20 ft. from Stern
San
Remo
C312
D109
D115
D119
D121
D201
D203
D205
D207
D209
D211
D215
D217
D219
D221
D223
D225
D229
D233
D237
D301
D303
D305
D307
D309
D311
D315
D317
D319
D321
D323
D325
D327
D329
D401
D403
D405
D407
D409
D411
D415
D417
D419
D421
D423
D425
D501
D503
D505
D509
D515
D519
D523
D525
D527
D529
D601
D603
D605
D607
D609
D611
D615
D617
D619
D621
D623
D625
D627
D629
D631
D633
D701
D703
D705
D707
D709
D715
D719
D723
D725
D727
D729
D731
D733
D735
C410
C305
C307
C309
C311
C315
C317
C319
C321
C325
C329
C333
D105
-Dolphin_9.eps
Santorini
C303
Lift Lift
D103
D107
D111
D117
D123
D734
C402
Lift Lift
D104
D108
D112
D116
D106
D110
D114
D118
D120
D202
D204
D206
D208
D210
D212
D214
D216
D218
D220
D222
D224
D228
D232
D236
D302
D304
D306
D308
D310
D314
D316
D320
D322
D324
D326
D328
D330
D332
D402
D404
D406
D408
D410
D412
D414
D416
D418
D420
D422
D424
D502
D504
D506
D510
D514
D518
D522
D526
D528
D530
D602
D604
D606
D608
D610
D612
D614
D616
D618
D620
D622
D624
D626
D628
D630
D632
D702
D704
D706
D708
D710
D714
D718
D722
D724
D726
D728
D730
D732
7/30/09
olden Princess
Dolphin Deck 9
C306
C308
C310
C314
C316
C318
C320
C322
C326
C330
C334
C252
Dolphin 9
14 ft. from Stern
C304
C204
C208
C212
C216
C220
C224
C228
C232
C236
C240
C244
C248
C101
C103
C107
C201
C205
C209
C215
C219
C223
C227
C231
C235
C239
C243
C247
C251
C255
C259
C301
C105
C109
C203
C207
C211
C217
C221
C225
C229
C233
C237
C241
C245
C249
C253
C257
C753
C102
C104
C108
C202
C206
C210
C214
C218
C222
C226
C230
C234
C238
C242
C246
C250
C254
C256
C302
C106
Caribe 10
172 ft. from Bow
AC DOLPHIN:
D PLAZA:
EE PLAZA:
JJ
BAJA, CARIBE: Interior two lower beds
508 ft. from Stern
I
Lift
AFT
AB DOLPHIN:
DD EMERALD:
II ALOHA, LIDO:
Oceanview two lower beds (portholes)
Library
Family suite: interconnecting
staterooms with balcony
(obstructed view)
G EMERALD:
Deluxe oceanview two lower beds
C Aloha:
XS DOLPHIN:
CC SUN:
Window suite, no balcony
AA DOLPHIN:
BF Emerald:
Internet Café
with balcony
WS Fiesta:
BE Emerald:
Golden-Plaza_5.eps
Vista suite
(obstructed view)
GG EMERALD:
Golden-Gala_4.eps
Premium suite with balcony
VS caribe, DOLPHIN, EMERALD:
Lobby Bar
PS BAJA, CARIBE:
BD BAJA:
◆
4/29/09
Golden Princess
Gala Deck 4
BC ALOHA, BAJA:
amily suites D105/D101 and D106/D102:
F
Interconnecting staterooms with private
balcony; accommodates up to eight
persons (D101 and D102 not shown
separately)
▲
* Two lower beds not convertible to queen;
shower only.
(obstructed view)
F EMERALD:
307 ft. from Bow
PH SUN, CARIBE:
Balcony
two lower beds
445 ft. from Stern
OS SUN, BAJA:
BB ALOHA, caribe, DOLPHIN, EMERALD:
Castaways
Grand suite with queen-size bed
and balcony
Golden-Fiesta_6.eps
GS BAJA:
princess.com
87
DAWN PRINCESS
Sun & Dawn Princess
Sports
Court
SUN – 15
LIDO – 14
RIVIERA – 12
ALOHA – 11
BAJA – 10
CARIBE – 9
DOLPHIN – 8
PROMENADE – 7
EMERALD – 6
PLAZA – 5
FIESTA – 4
®
The Sanctuary/Splash Pool
Movies Under the Stars
Oasis Bar & Hot Tub
L
A745-A701
B755-B701
C749-C701
D753-D701
Vista Lounge
I
Lotus Pool/Fitness Center/Lotus Spa
Windjammers Bar
Shuffleboard
Beauty Salon/Princess Links/Youth & Teen Centers/Sundaes/Riviera Pool & Bar
A641-A401
B635-B401
C635-C401
D623-D601
Grand Casino/Players Bar
Internet Café/Library and Writing Room/Photo Gallery/Magnums Bar/Jammers Disco
Venetian Dining Room
Florentine Dining Room
F
T
S
6/10/09
Dawn Princess
Profile
Princess Theater
Dawn_profile.eps
FORWARD
Lift Lift
Ladies
Ladies
Lift Lift
Balcony Grill
The Riviera Bar
Hot
Tub
Riviera
Pool
Hot
Tub
The Riviera
Youth Center
Sundaes
Princess
Links
Teen
Center
Beauty
Salon
Sports Court
Gents
Lift Lift Lift
Ladies
Lift Lift Lift
Gents Ladies
Sauna
Lotus Spa
Hot
Tub
Massage
Fitness
Center
Oasis Bar
Hot
Tub
Pool
Hot
Tub
Dawn-Riviera_12.eps
5/26/09
Dawn Princess
Riviera Deck 12
Dawn-Lido_14.eps
6/9/09
Dawn Princess
Lido Deck 14
Dawn-Sun_15.eps
Oasis Spa
Aerobics
Shuffleboard
Movies Under
the Stars
A341
A338
Lift
Lift
Lift Lift
Lift Lift
A414
A415
A419
A416
A422
A423
A429
A424
A430
A431
A437
A434
A440
A439
A506
A505
A510
A516
A509
A517
A518
A524
A519
A525
A526
A532
A527
A533
A536
A542
A537
A543
A612
A618
A611
A619
A622
A628
A623
A629
A630
A636
A631
A637
Lift Lift Lift
A708
A716
A718
A724
A707
A719
A721
A727
A728
A734
A733
A739
A738
A743
B324
B330
B305
B311
B316
B320
B319
B323
B322
B326
B325
B329
B328
B331
B332
B402
B404
B406
B410
B418
B422
B428
B502
B504
B508
B512
B514
B520
B522
B528
B530
B534
B538
B540
B544
B546
B602
B604
B606
B608
B610
B612
B614
B616
B618
B620
B626
B628
B632
B634
B702
B704
B706
B712
B714
B720
B722
B730
B732
B736
B740
B742
B748
140 ft. from Bow
B205
B226 B210
B233 B209
B231 B207
B314
B317
B315
164 ft. from Bow
B318
B306
B312
B223
B229
B211
B217
B219
B225
B227
B235
B301
B303
B307
B309
B321
B327
B333
B335
Lift
Lift
Lift Lift
Lift Lift
B408
B412
B414
B416
B420
B424
B426
B415
B419
B417
B423
B425
B421
B427
B429
B510
B516
B509
B517
B518
B524
B519
B525
B526
B532
B527
B533
B536
B542
B537
B543
B622
B623
B624
B630
B625
B631
Lift Lift Lift
B707
B719
B721
B727
B728
B734
B733
B739
B738
B744
B743
B749
B750
Monaco
B405
B409
B505
B718
B724
B403
B407
B411
B506
B708
B716
B401
B755
St.Tropez
B501
B503
B507
B511
B515
B521
B523
B529
B531
B535
B539
B541
B545
B547
B601
B603
B605
B607
B609
B611
B615
B617
B619
B621
B627
B629
B633
B635
B701
B703
B705
B715
B717
B723
B725
B735
B737
B741
B745
B747
B753
23 ft. from Stern
Lift
A331
A337
B310
B215
B221
Self Service
Laundromat
Lift
A328
A334
B308
B218
B224
B201
B203
ja_10.eps
R343
A323
A329
B208
B216
B726 B710
B731 B711
B729 B709
R342
A320
A326
B204
B751
Gents
R337
A307
A315
B206
B212
B214
B220
B222
B228
B302
B304
B746
Lift Lift
Card
Room
A308
A314
B202
A207
A215
A217
A225
A301
A303
A305
A309
A311
A321
A325
A327
A333
A335
A339
A343
A345
A347
A401
A403
A405
A407
A409
A411
A417
A421
A425
A427
A433
A435
A441
A443
A501
A503
A507
A511
A515
A521
A523
A529
A531
A535
A539
A541
A545
A547
A601
A603
A605
A607
A609
A615
A617
A621
A625
A627
A633
A635
A639
A641
A701
A703
A705
A715
A717
A723
A725
A735
A737
A741
A745
/26/09
n Princess
Deck 10
Windjammers
Lift Lift
R309
R320
R303
R307
R323
R325
R327
R333
R335
R345
R347
R349
R351
A211
A219
Baja 10
52 ft. from Stern
Gents
Lift
R316
R305
A210
A216
A205
A209
Self Service
Laundromat
Lift
R312
A204
A208
wn-Aloha_11.eps
Buffet
Buffet
The Sanctuary
R310
R314
R324
R326
R328
R334
R336
R344
R346
R348
R350
A206
A212
A214
A220
A302
A304
A306
A310
A312
A318
A322
A324
A330
A332
A336
A340
A342
A344
A402
A404
A406
A408
A410
A412
A418
A420
A426
A428
A432
A436
A438
A442
A502
A504
A508
A512
A514
A520
A522
A528
A530
A534
A538
A540
A544
A546
A602
A604
A606
A608
A610
A614
A616
A620
A624
A626
A632
A634
A638
A640
A702
A704
A706
A712
A714
A720
A722
A730
A732
A736
A740
A316
A319
A317
Dance
Floor
530 ft. from Stern
Splash
Pool
R318
R315
R311
Horizon
Court
237 ft. from Bow
Sterling
Steakhouse
A218 A202
A223 A201
A221 A203
Aloha 11
A726 A710
A731 A711
A729 A709
Riviera 12
5/26/09
Dawn Princess
Aloha Deck 11
Lido 14
FORWARD
Sun 15
5/26/09
Dawn Princess
Sun Deck 15
Horizon Court/Sterling Steakhouse
R351-R303 Card Room
A347-A201
B335-B201
C345-C201
D339-D201
Laundromat
Future Cruise Sales/Wheelhouse Bar
E353-E301
Laundromat
P349-P225
Laundromat
Medical Center
AFT
AFT
Balcony Grill
L
Laundromat
Laundromat
I
Laundromat
F
L La Scala Pizzeria
T
I Atrium Lounge & Bar
F Regatta/Illuminations
S
T Passenger Services/Shore Ex/Circle Desk/Patisserie/Grand Plaza
BAJA: Deluxe oceanview two lower beds
BC BAJA, CARIBE:
BD CARIBE:
BE CARIBE:
F
EMERALD, PLAZA: Interior two lower beds
L
PLAZA: Interior two lower beds
PLAZA: Oceanview two lower beds
M PLAZA:
(obstructed view)
N
GG DOLPHIN:
G
K
Watch
PLAZA: Interior two lower beds
princess.com/ships
D
OLPHIN: Oceanview two lower beds
(obstructed view)
Note: Deck plans are for Dawn Princess only. Deck plans for Sun Princess may vary.
C518
C524
C519
C525
C526
C532
C527
C533
C536
C542
C537
C543
C620
C621
C624
C630
C625
C631
Lift Lift Lift
C708
C716
C707
C719
C718
C724
C721
C727
C726
C732
C729
C735
C736
C740
C739
C745
Capri
C749
Madeira
ribe_9.eps
C746
C747
Future
Cruise Sales
Lift
Lift Lift
Lift
Lift Lift
Lift Lift
La Scala
Panoramic Lifts
Gents
Grand Casino
D601
D604
D603
D606
D608
D610
D614
D616
D618
D620
Dance
Floor
Panoramic Lifts
D605
D607
D609
D617
D619
D621
D623
Lift Lift Lift
D702
D704
D706
D712
D714
D720
D722
D728
D730
D734
D738
D740
D746
D708
D716
D707
D719
D718
D724
D721
D727
D726
D732
D729
D735
D736
D742
D739
D745
D744
D747
D748 D750
Portofino
Lift Lift
D701
D703
D705
D715
D717
D723
D725
D731
D733
D737
D741
D743
D749
FORWARD
Self Serve
Laundromat
E318
E321
E319
E314
E311
E315
E322
E328
E325
E331
E330
E336
E333
E339
E340
E346
E343
E349
Lift
P308
P310
Gents
P307
P309
P318
P324
P321
P327
P326
P332
P329
P335
P336
P342
P339
P345
Lift
Lift
Lift Lift
Lift Lift
P225
P233
P235
P237
P301
P303
P305
P311
P319
P323
P325
P331
P333
P337
P341
P343
P347
P349
Lift
Lift Lift
Ladies
Dance
Floor
Players Bar
D602
Lift
Regatta
111 ft. from Bow
D331
D337
D339
Atrium Lounge & Bar
Self Service
Laundromat
D320
D321
D319
D329
E312
E301
E303
E305
E307
E309
E317
E323
E327
E329
E335
E337
E341
E345
E347
E351
E353
P228
P240
P242
P244
P302
P304
P306
P312
P316
P320
P322
P328
P330
P334
P338
P340
P344
P346
Panoramic Lifts
Ladies
Lift Lift
Patisserie
Gents
Circle
Desk
Grand
Plaza
Shore
Excursions
Desk
Panoramic Lifts
Ladies
Florentine Dining Room
Venetian Dining Room
Lift Lift Lift
Fiesta 4
Lift
Lift
Gents
Ladies
Medical
Center
Vista Lounge
5/26/09
Dawn Princess
Fiesta Deck 4
C509
C517
Lift
Dance
Floor
Wheelhouse
Bar
Dawn-Emerald_6.eps
C510
C516
D328
D332
D334
D315
D327
E302
E304
E306
E308
E310
E316
E320
E324
E326
E332
E334
E338
E342
E344
E348
E350
5/26/09
Dawn Princess
Emerald Deck 6
C505
D326
Ladies
Magnums
C506
D324
Gents
D311
Photo Gallery
C439
D309
D317
Photo
Shop
C434
C440
D307
Atrium Lounge
C431
C437
D308
D310
D316
Jammers
C423
C429
C426
C430
D233
D239
Library and
Writing Room
C415
C419
C416
C422
D232
D238
Plaza 5
Princess Theater
Internet
Café
C414
D225
D231
Emerald 6
Stage
Stage
D753 D751
Sorrento
5/26/09
awn Princess
menade Deck 7
Lift Lift
D224
D230
D207
D209
D217
D219
D223
D227
D229
D235
D237
D241
D301
D303
D305
7 ft. from Stern
Lift Lift
D215
D221
Promenade 7
Ladies
Lift
Lift
D214
D220
-Dolphin_8.eps
C331
D205
D211
D330 D322
D335 D325
D333 D323
C329
D206
D212
Gents
C326
C305
C315
Self Service
Laundromat
C324
C318
C321
C323
C306
C314
D201
D203
D612
D615
D611
C225
C231
D202
D204
D710
D711
D709
C224
C230
D208
D210
D216
D218
D222
D226
D228
D234
D236
D240
D302
D304
D306
D312
D314
D318
5/26/09
Dawn Princess
Dolphin Deck 8
C217
C223
C205
C209
C215
C219
C221
C227
C229
C233
C301
C303
C307
C309
C311
C325
C327
C333
C335
C337
C339
C341
C343
C345
C401
C403
C405
C407
C409
C411
C417
C421
C425
C427
C433
C435
C441
C443
C501
C503
C507
C511
C515
C521
C523
C529
C531
C535
C539
C541
C545
C547
C601
C603
C605
C607
C609
C611
C615
C617
C619
C623
C627
C629
C633
C635
C701
C703
C705
C715
C717
C723
C725
C731
C733
C737
C741
C743
114 ft. from Bow
C216
C222
C316
C319
C317
C207
C211
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n Princess
ibe Deck 9
C744
C208
C212
C710
C711
C709
C206
C210
C214
C218
C220
C226
C228
C232
C302
C304
C308
C310
C312
C320
C322
C328
C330
C332
C334
C336
C338
C340
C402
C404
C406
C408
C410
C412
C418
C420
C424
C428
C432
C436
C438
C442
C502
C504
C508
C512
C514
C520
C522
C528
C530
C534
C538
C540
C544
C546
C602
C604
C606
C608
C610
C612
C614
C616
C618
C622
C626
C628
C632
C634
C702
C704
C706
C712
C714
C720
C722
C728
C730
C734
C738
C742
C201
C203
14 ft. from Stern
C202
C204
Dolphin 8
omenade_7.eps
Caribe 9
176 ft. from Bow
EMERALD: Oceanview two lower beds
CARIBE, DOLPHIN: Interior two lower beds
530 ft. from Stern
BB ALOHA, BAJA:
E
FF PLAZA:
J
AFT
Passenger Services
BA ALOHA, RIVIERA:
JJ BAJA, CARIBE:
DOLPHIN: Oceanview two lower beds
* Two lower beds not convertible to queen
accessible to wheelchairs and scooters
Self Serve
Laundromat
EE DOLPHIN:
▲
I
Dawn-Plaza_5.eps
Mini-suite with queen-size bed
and balcony
AC BAJA:
D
ALOHA, RIVIERA: Interior two lower beds
Dawn-Fiesta_4.eps
DD CARIBE:
II
P230
P232
P227
Mini-suite with
queen-size bed and balcony
AB BAJA,
CARIBE, DOLPHIN:
P234
P236
P238
P231
P229
C
(obstructed view)
HH DOLPHIN:
P314
P317
P315
5/26/09
Dawn Princess
Plaza Deck 5
bed and balcony
BF CARIBE:
CC ALOHA:
192 ft. from Bow
Suite with queen-size
530 ft. from Stern
AA BAJA,
CARIBE, DOLPHIN:
Illuminations
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OCEAN PRINCESS
Ocean, Pacific & Royal Princess
I
R
S
6/10/09
Ocean Princess
Profile
AFT
Deck 10
Male
Female
Change
Change
Steam Steam
Room Room
Tahitian Lounge
Gents
Ladies
Hair
Salon
Card
Room
Lotus Spa
Fitness
Center
Ladies/
Gents
Ocean_11.eps
Ladies
Lift
Gents
Lift
8001
8002
8003
8004
8005
Lift
Lift
Lift
8008
Pool Bar
8010
8017
8028
8031
8037
8041
Lift
Bar
Pizzeria
8047
Lift
Lift
8049
8048
8051
8050
8053
8052
8055
8054
8057
8056
8059
8058
8061
8060
8063
8062
8065
8064
Paul
Gauguin
8067
8069
Sterling Steakhouse
Panorama Buffet
4/24/09
Ocean Princess
Deck 9
Ocean_10.eps
Sabatini's
Bar
8046
Lift
8043
8045
8044
Gents
4/24/09
Ocean Princess
Deck 10
8035
8042
Ladies
Ladies
Bar
8033
8032
8066
Lift
8029
8030
8040
BBQ
Lift
8027
8026
8038
Ocean_9.eps
Gents
8025
8024
8034
Bandstand
8023
8022
8039
Pool
Hot
Tub
8021
8020
8036
Hot
Tub
8011
8019
8014
8018
8007
8009
8016
Library
AFT
8000
8006
Jogging Track
4/24/09
Ocean Princess
Deck 11
Internet
Café
Lift
Deck 8
Spa
Dance
Floor
Golf
Practice
Cage
FORWARD
Deck 9
Stage
Sun Deck
Shuffleboard
FORWARD
Deck 11
Ocean_profile.eps
187 ft. from Bow
T
S
T
A
Captian
Cook
28 ft. from Stern
F
S
Ocean_8.eps
I
Jogging Track
8015
L
Sun Deck/Shuffleboard/Golf Practice Cage
Tahitian Lounge
S
Pool/Pool Bar
Card Room/Internet Café/Lotus Spa/Fitness Center
L
T
8004-8049
8000-8003
I
Laundromat
7028-7089
7000-7029
A
F
6034-6061
6000-6031
I
T
Cabaret Lounge
Fine Arts Gallery/Future Cruise Sales/Circle Desk/Shops/Casino/Photo Gallery
R
Medical Center S
4000-4017
Passenger Services/Shore Excursions Desk 4016-4056
S
3001-3031
Tender Embarkation
Library
BBQ/Bandstand
8012
Sabatini's/Sterling Steakhouse
Pizzeria/Panorama Buffet
8048-8069
7088-7121
6060-6093
Club Restaurant and Bar
4/24/09
Ocean Princess
Deck 8
DECK – 11
DECK – 10
DECK – 9
DECK – 8
DECK – 7
DECK – 6
DECK – 5
DECK – 4
DECK – 3
®
G
D
ECK 6: Oceanview two lower beds
(obstructed view)
II
DECK 8: Interior two lower beds
BF D
ECK 6, 7:
AA DECK 8:
CC DECK 7:
I
AB DECK 8:
C
DECK 6: Deluxe oceanview two lower beds
J
AC DECK 8:
D
DECK 4: Oceanview two lower beds
K
DECK 4, 6: Interior two lower beds
E
DECK 4: Oceanview two lower beds
L
F
D
ECK 3: Oceanview two lower
BD DECK 6:
Watch
beds (portholes)
GG D
ECK 6:
(obstructed view)
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Note: Deck plans are for Ocean Princess only. Deck plans for Pacific Princess and Royal Princess may vary.
7038
7041
7042
7045
7049
7054
7051
Self Service
Laundromat
7079
7068
7075
6001
6041
7081
7080
7083
6048
6050
6051
6053
7082
7084
7085
6052
6055
7087
6054
6057
7086
7089
7088
7090
7091
7093
6056
6058
7092
7095
7094
7097
7096
7098
Lift
Lift
Lift
6071
7100
7103
7102
7105
6070
6072
6073
6075
7104
7107
6074
6077
7106
7109
6076
6079
7108
7111
7110
7115
6078
6080
6081
6083
7112
7117
6082
6084
6085
6087
6086
6089
7119
Hawaii
5/21/09
Ocean Princess
Deck 6
Ocean_7.eps
4/24/09
Ocean Princess
Deck 7
6088
Solomon
Circle Desk
Ladies
Lift
Lift
4001
4002
4004
4003
4005
4006
4007
4008
4009
4010
4012
4011
4015
4014
4016
4017
4019
4022
4024
4026
Lift
Lift
Medical
Center
4030
4032
4036
4040
4038
4042
4044
4046
4056
Passenger
Services
3001
3003
3005
4027
4029
4031
4033
3007
3009
3011
3015
4037
4039
4041
4049
4051
4053
4052
Lift
4021
4023
4025
4043
4045
4047
4048
4050
Lift
4055
3017
3019
3021
3023
3025
3027
3029
3031
Lift
Lift
Shore
Excursions
Desk
Lift
Lift
Gents
6091
Vanuatu
Ocean_6.eps
7114
6093
6068
6090
7101
19 ft. from Stern
6067
6069
7121
7099
6064
6066
7116
6063
6065
Gents
Casino
Bar
Future
Cruise Sales
4000
4018
4020
Lift
Casino
6059
6061
6060
6062
Tahiti
Lift
Ladies
6045 6043
7077
7078
Lift
FORWARD
Bar
6047
7065
7067
7073
7076
6000
7061
7063
7072
Cabaret
Lounge
6049
7055
7052
7059
7070
7074
6036
7047
7071
7062
7064
7069
7058
7060
Lift
7057
7066
7056
Lift
6046
7048
7050
7046
6031
Dance
Floor
AFT
7039
7040
7036
7044
6028
7035
7037
7043
Lift
7053
Lift
6027
6029
Tender
7031
7033
6024
6026
4035
7029
7028
7030
6023
6025
Club Restaurant
cean_4.eps
7026
6020
6022
Stage
4/24/09
an Princess
Deck 4
7027
6019
6021
Photo Gallery
7024
6017
6016
6018
Shop
7025
6015
6014
ean_5.eps
7023
7022
6012
Princess
Fine Arts Gallery
Upper Hall
7020
6007
6009
Club Bar
7019
7021
6005
6006
6008
Shop
7016
7018
6004
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n Princess
eck 5
7017
6003
81 ft. from Bow
7015
7014
Deck 3
Samoa
11 ft. from Stern
7012
Deck 4
6035
7011
Deck 5
6039 6037
7009
6011
7007
7010
7032
7034
6002
Noumea
6010
7000
7005
90 ft. from Bow
7008
7003
7006
Deck 6
Suva
7002
7004
Moorea
7001
Deck 7
Tender
BC DECK 7:
276 ft. from Bow
185 ft. from Stern
BB DECK 7:
Tender
Ocean_3.eps
BA DECK 6, 7, 8:
▲
Tender
° Wheelchair-accessible stateroom; shower only
4/24/09
Ocean Princess
Deck 3
PH DECK 6, 7:
BE DECK 6:
143 ft. from Bow
OS DECK 6, 7, 8:
219 ft. from Stern
STATEROOM DESCRIPTION
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Before
you sail
Now that you’ve dreamed of your perfect escape,
let Princess ® provide everything you need to help you
begin planning.
Princess FlightChoice
With our FlightChoice
SM
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service, you’ll receive the details
of your automated air schedule as reserved by Princess.®
If the basic air program doesn’t meet your preferences, you
will have ample time to request a customized air schedule
through FlightChoice Plus.
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FlightChoice Plus allows you to customize your air travel with
the flights, airlines and class of travel that are right for you.
Simply tell us your preferences and we will tailor your travel
We have a selection of programs and features — from
needs for a fee of $50 per person, per request, for voyages in
FlightChoice Plus and travel protection programs to
North America and $75 per person, per request, for international
Princess Luggage Valet* — that make your vacation as
voyages, plus the additional cost of the service you request.
smooth as possible. You can simply relax and leave the
So get your vacation off to a flying start with FlightChoice or
details to us.
FlightChoice Plus — only from Princess.
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With FlightChoice Plus you can:
Extend your vacation
If you’re planning an extended stay either before or after your cruise,
FlightChoice Plus will change your arrival or departure date. Visit friends or
relatives in your port of embarkation or disembarkation. Just let us know
what your travel requirements are, and we’ll take care of all the details.
Access our special first and business class fares
With FlightChoice Plus, you can request first or business class travel
directly through Princess and, subject to availability, we’ll arrange
the upgrade.
Fly with your favorite airline
If you’re a frequent flyer, you may have a mileage program with a certain
airline and you’d like to fly with them. It could be that your plans require
a certain flight or a particular time. These requests can all be handled by
FlightChoice Plus for the applicable additional cost.
Princess Access
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Choose a different gateway city
FlightChoice offers service from a host of standard gateway cities across
the United States. If you do not live near one of these cities and prefer
to fly from a different airport, we can take care of this request as well
as a FlightChoice Plus request.
We want every Princess guest to have an exceptional
vacation, and we go to great lengths for our passengers
with disabilities. Onboard every Princess ship, you’ll find
wheelchair accessible staterooms, “All-in-One Kits” with TTY,
Assistive Listening Devices, Braille signage and Dragon
reader available in all Internet Cafés.
Service animals are always welcome. For more information
about Princess Access
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services and resources, please
visit us at princess.com, or call 1-800-PRINCESS or your
travel agent.
Obtain past-date flight records
If you forget to credit your flight (whether arranged through FlightChoice
or FlightChoice Plus) to your favorite mileage plan, you may need to
obtain your past flight records. Just fax Princess at 661-284-4696 and
for a fee of $35, we’ll retrieve the record.
Note: FlightChoice air add-ons and full program details are available through your travel
agent or by calling 1-800-PRINCESS. Additional program conditions can be found in the
General Information section of this brochure.
FlightChoice Plus: The $50 per person for domestic or $75 per person for international air
customization fee is nonrefundable and applies per request. Requests for bookings under
deposit must be made between 320 and 14 days prior to departure. All customization or
services are subject to availability and confirmation. Due to contractual agreements, Princess
may not be able to satisfy all requests. Once flights are confirmed, normal airline schedule
changes may occur. Princess is not responsible for additional air costs due to schedule changes.
The final price of air add-ons, including customization charges are not guaranteed until Princess
receives full payment. Airlines and charter flights are not owned or operated by Princess.
Princess Luggage Valet
Begin your vacation with Princess ®
Luggage Valet Service. It’s the
ultimate in convenience — your
PRINCESS
LUGGAGE
VALET
luggage is delivered from your
home or office to your stateroom. No more hauling suitcases
through airports or standing around at baggage claims. Your
luggage can be shipped home to you at the end of your
Princess etickets
vacation. It’s a great way to make the beginning and
conclusion of your luxurious journey even more carefree.
With eTickets, you can access and print important Princess
vacation documents conveniently online — including your
Travel Summary, Passage Contract and cruise Boarding Pass.**
Once your booking has been made, just visit the Cruise
Personalizer® at princess.com and fill out the required
voyage information. Then you’ll be able to view your booking
Call us today to reserve at 1-800-399-7350 (U.S. and Canada),
email us at [email protected], or visit
princess.com for more information.
*Princess Luggage Valet is provided by DHL Worldwide Express and Federal Express. DHL
Worldwide Express and Federal Express are independent companies and are not owned or
operated by Princess. Princess reserves the right to modify or withdraw this service at any
time. Additional terms and conditions apply.
information and print travel-related documents anytime,
from any computer.
** Boarding Pass may be printed no earlier than 75 days prior to sailing.
Discover one
of the best
youth programs
at sea
Ages 3 to 7
Our youngest guests enjoy art activities,
movies, talent shows, educational workshops, ice cream parties, T-shirt coloring,
Princess wants our vacations to be
®
pizza parties and much more.
equally wonderful for guests of all
ages — which is why we of fer one
of the best youth programs at sea.
Ages 8 to 12
Your children will discover a
fabulous array of venues, activities
and enter tainment for preschoolers, children and teens ages
3 to 17.
Pre-teens will delight in PlayStation® and
Nintendo Wii,® scavenger hunts, sports
competitions, dance parties, our exciting
Jr. CHEF@Sea program and more.
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Our super vised Youth and Teen
Centers of fer ever y thing from ar ts
and craf ts to educational programs
to spor ts competitions, age
Ages 13 to 17
appropriate for each of three age
Teens can get together for late-night movies,
groups. A list of activities is
The Dating Game, hip-hop dance classes,
delivered to your stateroom each
teen makeovers, mocktail parties and more.
day during your voyage.
Note: Youth centers not available on Ocean Princess, Pacific Princess and Royal Princess. Youth and teen programs are
available when at least 20 passengers ages 3-17 are sailing.
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Protect Your Vacation Investment
Princess Vacation
Protection
®
You never know what might put your vacation investment at
for Platinum Vacation Protection. So protect your investment
risk. The last thing you want to think about is what would happen
with Princess Vacation Protection or Princess Platinum
if you became ill or injured while away from home. Fortunately,
Vacation Protection.
Princess Vacation Protection can protect you from unforeseeable
Frequently Asked Questions
losses stemming from an array of circumstances, and even
q: Am I covered by my Princess Vacation Protection plan if my mother,
allows you to cancel your vacation for any reason at all.
This program, like many travel protection programs, will refund
100% of your otherwise nonrefundable cancellation fees in the
event of an emergency. Yet unlike similar programs, Princess
Vacation Protection allows you to cancel your vacation no
who is not traveling with me, develops pneumonia and I have to
cancel my trip to care for her?
A: Yes. Princess will refund the cancellation fees (up to the full value of
the cruise or cruisetour) if you cancel your trip because of a specified
reason such as illness or death of the participant, a traveling companion
or immediate family member of the participant.
q: If I have a heart condition and am on continuing medication, will I
be covered under the pre-existing conditions exclusion if my heart
condition flares up during my vacation?
matter what the reason. Even if the reason for your cancellation
does not qualify you for a full refund under the plan, you will
still receive 75% of the nonrefundable fees in the form of a
credit toward your next Princess vacation. That’s a service
unique to Princess Vacation Protection. And for those wanting
even more peace of mind, Princess Platinum Vacation Protection
doubles the limits of certain benefits and increases the voluntary
cancellation credit to 100% of the nonrefundable fees. While both
programs come with lost baggage protection, Princess Platinum
Vacation Protection will even double those limits if your luggage is
A: Yes. Your trip cancellation protection and medical coverage are
subject to a pre-existing condition exclusion that applies if an injury,
sickness or other condition affecting you, a traveling companion or an
immediate family member booked to travel with you first manifests
itself or changes within the 60-day period before protection begins.
So, if you have no change in your health (even if you are on continuous
unchanged medication) in the 60 days prior to purchasing Princess
Vacation Protection, pre-existing conditions are not excluded.
q: Is there anything else I should know about the pre-existing
conditions exclusion?
A: Rest assured, your coverage for emergency evacuation is not affected
by the pre-existing conditions exclusion. Also, if you do not qualify for
cash reimbursement for your cancellation due to the pre-existing
condition, you will have the benefit of cancel-for-any-reason protection
from Princess.
lost. Additionally, passengers who purchase both Princess Vacation
Protection and Princess Air, and experience an air delay en route
to their cruise, now have the option to file a trip delay or trip
cancellation claim. If passengers are delayed for a covered
reason, they are eligible for up to $500 per person to cover costs
associated with catching up to the cruise. If passengers opt to
cancel their cruise after being delayed they are eligible for
Future Cruise Credits of 75% for Standard Protection and 100%
Section I: Offered by Princess Cruises*
100% Trip Cancellation/Interruption
Reimbursement
If you purchase Princess Vacation Protection, Princess
will provide a 100% refund of otherwise nonrefundable
cancellation fees in the event that you must cancel due
to a covered illness, injury, or other specified event
affecting you, an immediate family member, or your
traveling companion.
q: If my pet becomes ill and I have to cancel my trip as a result, will I
be covered by my Princess Vacation Protection policy?
A: Although you would not qualify for cash reimbursement, as an added
feature for purchasing Princess Vacation Protection, Princess will
provide a credit toward a future cruise equal to 75% of the cancellation
fees imposed (100% with the Platinum plan) if you choose to cancel for
an uncovered reason.
Cancellation for any reason
Air and hotel cancellation fee protection
With Princess Vacation Protection, you can cancel your
vacation for any reason at all, and if the reason for your
cancellation does not qualify for cash reimbursement,
Princess will provide 75% of the nonrefundable
cancellation fees in the form of a credit good toward
your next cruise with Princess. This is not available in
third-party policies. When you upgrade to Princess
Platinum Vacation Protection, you’ll receive future cruise
credits of 100% of your nonrefundable cancellation
fees when canceling your cruise for a reason that
does not qualify for a full refund.
If your air transportation and/or Cruise Plus Hotel
Package has been booked through Princess, you will
also receive a refund for these nonrefundable
charges in the case of a covered cancellation, even
though your plan cost is based on the cruise fare only.
*F
or New York residents, Section I Trip Cancellation, Trip
Interruption and Trip Delay benefits are underwritten by
Virginia Surety Company, Inc.
Section II: Underwritten by Virginia
Surety Company, Inc., under policy
number HTP04192 with travel
assistance services provided by
On-call International
Lost baggage protection
Medical coverage
Baggage delay protection coverage
Medicare and many private insurance plans do not
provide coverage outside the United States. With
Princess Vacation Protection, you will be reimbursed
up to $10,000 USD in medical expenses for any
illness or injury first occurring during your trip. Double
your coverage up to $20,000 USD with Princess
Platinum Vacation Protection.
Emergency medical evacuation coverage
In extreme cases, you might need to be airlifted to an
appropriate medical facility. Expenses of up to $25,000
USD for emergency evacuations are covered with our
standard plan and up to $50,000 USD with our
Platinum plan. Medicare and many private insurance
plans do not offer this benefit, which is highly
recommended for foreign travel.
Double your coverage
When you upgrade to Princess Platinum Vacation
Protection, you will receive double the standard
coverage for medical expenses, emergency evacuation
and lost baggage claims. You’ll also receive future cruise
credits of 100% of your nonrefundable cancellation fees
when canceling your cruise for a reason that does not
qualify for a full refund.
With our standard plan, you will be reimbursed up to
$1,500 USD for baggage or other personal property that
is lost, stolen or damaged during your trip. Princess
Platinum Vacation Protection doubles your
reimbursement up to $3,000 USD.
If your bags are delayed more than 24 hours at the start
of your vacation, Princess Vacation Protection will
reimburse up to $500 USD per person for any personal
items you may need to purchase.
Worldwide emergency assistance
Princess Vacation Protection provides you with a
24-hour hotline for medical, legal and lost travel
document assistance worldwide.
Age restriction-free coverage
While some plans base their rates on the age of the
traveler, Princess Vacation Protection does not.
Buy early for full protection
Trip cancellation and medical coverage are subject to a
pre-existing condition exclusion that applies if an injury,
sickness, or other condition affecting you, a traveling
companion or an immediate family member booked to
travel with you first manifests itself or changes within
the 60-day period before you purchase the plan. So, the
sooner you purchase the coverage, the more likely it is
that any illness would be covered. While your Princess
Vacation Protection plan cost may be paid at any time
between deposit and final payment, trip cancellation
protection takes effect only upon payment of the plan.
To purchase early, make sure to request that the plan
cost be paid with your deposit. Payment of your cruise
deposit alone will not activate the plan.
Princess Vacation Protection is available for 8% of
cruise fare (with a minimum plan cost of $39). Platinum
Protection is available for an additional 4% of cruise fare
(a total of 12% with a minimum plan cost of $59) for fares
up to $4,999. Lower rates apply to cruise fares over
$5,000. Note that plan cost is subject to change.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This is just a summary of the plan.
Please refer to the Plan Description in the Princess Vacation
Protection information pamphlet at princess.com, which
contains the complete details of the terms, conditions, eligibility
requirements and exclusions, including the pre-existing condition
exclusion and other applicable limitations. Princess is not an
insurer. Any such insurance is provided and administered by
an independent contractor. The Princess Vacation Protection
information pamphlet is available from your travel agent,
princess.com or by calling 1-800-PRINCESS. Please contact
your travel agent or Berkely-Care, the independent administrator
of Princess Vacation Protection, at 1-877-846-8833 with any
questions. The insurance coverages in Section II, and for NY
residents only trip cancellation, trip interruption and trip delay
benefits in Section I are underwritten by the Virginia Surety
Company, Inc., policy number HTP04192. Princess Vacation
Protection is provided in addition to any applicable insurance
or indemnity programs, where permitted by law, and shall
apply only after benefits have been paid. Trip cancellation
protection takes effect only upon payment of your Princess
Vacation Protection plan cost. All other benefits are effective
upon your departure for your trip.
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*The Princess Rewards Program offers Cardholders the opportunity to earn rewards towards discounted, reduced, and even free cruise redemptions. Taxes and
fees apply. Cardholders will be responsible for all charges incurred in connection with their cruise (including travel to port of departure). Additional charges may
include but are not limited to gratuities, onboard purchases, and other charges. Other cruise related redemption options are available such as onboard spa
experience and merchandise offers. Please visit princessvisa.com/PC23 review full program terms and conditions details.
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Tips for your trip
Whether this is your first or fourteenth
trip with Princess, you probably have
several questions about the adventures
awaiting you in port and onboard ship.
So we’ve compiled a few of the most
common travel questions you might
have, to help you prepare for your trip.
Cool, temperate, hot…?
What type of weather conditions can
you expect during your getaway with
Princess? Check the handy guide at
princess.com. Click the link to “Prepare
for Your Cruise,” and scroll down to
“Cruise Answer Place — What to
Bring?” A convenient chart of “high-low
temperatures” by destination will help
you figure out just the right items to
pack. Of course, it’s always a good
idea to bring layers of clothing —
perfect for any unexpected change in
temperature. It’s usually helpful to take
along sunglasses and sunscreen, as
well as a swimsuit for dipping into our
onboard pools — no matter whether
you’re going to a warm or cool climate.
For destinations noted for their
precipitation, it’s important to include
an umbrella or extra windbreaker.
Boutiques onboard
Treasures await your browsing eye in
the Boutiques Onboard. So be sure to
leave plenty of room in your luggage
for purchases you make in our dutyfree shipboard boutiques. Princess
offers a 5-year guarantee on all fine
jewelry purchases.
Shopping ashore
If you want to shop onshore, check
the port maps for a list of suggested
stores. Any bargainer worth his or her
salt will love this onshore luxury. There’s
a shopper’s guarantee for registered
purchases at recommended stores.
How do I reserve tours?
You’ll enjoy a choice of guided tours
in every port of call, each highlighting
great places to sightsee, shop and
experience local culture. For your
convenience, tours may be reserved
120 days in advance on a first-come,
first-served basis, or they can be
purchased onboard based on
availability. You can reserve your tours
online by going to princess.com and
selecting the Cruise Personalizer.®
Please note that space is limited
on some tours. Tour descriptions are
available online and in the excursions
brochure. Onboard, the ship’s shore
excursion staff can also answer any
other questions you may have and help
you with additional arrangements.
Shore Excursions are operated by local,
independent companies, not by Princess,
and Princess gets a commission on all
tours sold.
What to bring
What should I wear on the ship? You
should dress for cruising the same way
you would for any stylish land-based
resort. Casual sportswear, including
shorts, lightweight pants, and jogging
suits are the order of the day both at
sea and onshore in hotter climates.
Just remember to bring a sweater or
jacket for cool evenings.
For evening dining, there are two
designations for dress codes in our
dining rooms: Smart Casual and Formal.
When evening dress is Smart Casual,
passengers dress as they would for a
fine restaurant at home. Appropriate
attire includes skirts/dresses, slacks,
and sweaters or blouses for ladies and
pants and open-neck shirts for men.
Inappropriate dinner wear such as pool
or beach attire, shorts, ball caps and
casual jeans (with fraying and/or holes),
is not permitted in the dining rooms.
Shoes must be worn at all times. On
formal nights, appropriate attire includes
evening gowns and cocktail dresses for
ladies, and tuxedos, slacks with dinner
jackets, or suits for men. Princess offers
formal wear rental on all itineraries and
this can be arranged prior to your cruise.
For shore excursions, you’ll want to
bring a sweater, a light jacket, or an
all-weather coat, depending on your
destination. Due to unpredictable
weather, don’t forget a hat or visor
and a collapsible umbrella. Please be
sure to wear proper clothing for visits
to religious sites. You’ll also want
low-heeled, rubber-soled shoes for
strolling on deck, as well as comfortable
walking shoes or sandals to wear while
exploring ashore.
LENGTH
of Cruise
# of
formal
evenings
# of smart
casual
evenings
2-6 Days
1
1-5
7-13 Days
2
5-11
14-20 Days
3
11-17
21-28 Days
4
17-24
5 minimum
24+
29 Upwards
Note: Dress code is subject to change with
the ship’s itinerary. The above is a general
guide. The dress code suggested in the
Princess Patter may vary from time to time.
What documents do I bring? You’ll
need your cruise Boarding Pass or
Travel Summary, and airline tickets or
airline eTicket receipts. In addition, you
should bring with you a copy of the
Cruise Passage Contract. All passengers,
including children, must travel with a
passport, valid for at least six months
from the end of the cruise. You must
also present vaccination certificates
and other health documents if required
for your particular ports of call. If you
don’t have the proper documentation,
you will be prevented from boarding
the flight or vessel without refund of
the cruise fare and/or airfare, and you
will be subject to any fine or other
costs incurred by Princess. Please
consult your travel agent for full details
regarding documentation, as it is your
obligation to determine what documents
will be necessary. Remember your
medical insurance ID card and travel
insurance information as well. If you
are traveling with children, please
refer to the “Children” section under
General Information for additional
document requirements.
Taking care of business
What does the price include? Your
comprehensive cruise fare includes
onboard accommodations, ocean
transportation, meals, some nonalcoholic
beverages and most entertainment.
Excluded are meals at some alternative
dining venues, meals on hosted land
tours unless noted otherwise, transfers
and items of a personal nature such
as, but not limited to, spa services,
shore excursions, beverages and some
snacks, photographs, gratuities,
discretionary hotel and dining charges
and medical services.
Do I need cash on my vacation? Yet
another convenience of cruising with
Princess is being able to sign for all of
your shipboard expenses, excluding
stamps. Casino chips, slot tokens and
bingo cards can also be obtained on
a casino room charge (for a nominal
fee). You’ll receive an itemized statement
of all charges the night before
disembarkation, and having registered
your credit card at embarkation, your
onboard account will automatically be
settled on the day you disembark with
no need to wait in line. We accept Visa,
MasterCard, Discover Card, Diners Club,
Carte Blanche and American Express/
Optima. U.S. currency, Canadian
currency, British currency, Euro currency
and traveler’s checks are also accepted.
Those paying by traveler’s checks or
cash will be required to leave a $300
USD per person cash deposit with the
Pursers/Passenger Services Desk at
the beginning of the cruise. Cruisetour
passengers will find that traveler’s
checks and major credit cards are
widely accepted in most ports of call.
When will I receive my documents?
Only Princess eTickets offers you the
freedom and flexibility to access your
booking details any time you want.
Upon confirmation of your booking,
you can use the Cruise Personalizer at
princess.com to view your reservation,
add or update your required Passenger
Immigration Form (PIF) information,
download required forms, and view
and print a Boarding Pass and Travel
Summary. At approximately 120 days
prior to the voyage departure date, via
the Cruise Personalizer, you will have
access to view and reserve the shore
excursions offered and book Lotus Spa®
appointments available on your voyage.
To further help you plan for your vacation,
upon full payment, Princess will send
a Pre-Cruise Information Packet
approximately 75 days prior to departure.
This Princess-exclusive packet includes
a letter detailing how you can prepare
for your cruise, a Cruise Answer Book,
excursion information, Passage Contract
and luggage tags. Simply follow the
Pre-Cruise Checklist in the Cruise
Answer Book, access the Cruise
Personalizer,® enter the mandatory
immigration information, and you will be
able to print your Boarding Pass. Cruise
tickets are no longer issued by
Princess. Also at this time you will be
able to view air details if purchased
through Princess. Any additional
documents such as airline eTicket
receipts or paper air tickets, etc., may
be sent via fax, mail or email to your
travel agent approximately 14 days
prior to departure. If you do not have
Internet access, your travel agent may
assist you in securing the necessary
information or call 1-800-PRINCESS
(800-774-6237) for assistance.
Do you provide Express Check-Out?
Like the finest hotels, Princess offers
a quick and easy check-out service
onboard. Just register your credit card
at embarkation or at the Pursers/
Passenger Services Desk as early as
possible during your cruise.
What is the discretionary Hotel and
Dining charge? During your cruise, you
will meet many members of our staff in
a variety of locations as they provide
you with impeccable service. Additionally,
many more crew behind the scenes
support those who serve you directly.
To save you the worry of who to tip and
how much, Princess makes it easier
for you to reward excellent service by
automatically adding a discretionary
Hotel and Dining charge of $11 USD for
suites and mini-suites, and $10.50 USD
for all other staterooms per passenger
per day (including children) to your
shipboard account on a daily basis. The
Hotel and Dining charge will be shared
amongst all those who help provide and
support your cruise experience,
including the waitstaff, stateroom
stewards and housekeeping staff, buffet
stewards, food production staff, galley
staff and others. (Casino dealers and
Lotus Spa personnel do not share in
the Hotel and Dining charge as not all
passengers utilize these services.) Valid
at time of printing.
What is the Bar and Wine charge? A
15% charge is automatically added to
your bar charges and dining room wine
account. This is shared amongst the
beverage staff and their support staff,
including cleaners and utility staff.
Do you offer travel insurance? We
strongly recommend the purchase of
Princess Vacation Protection travel
protection, which covers up to the full
value of your trip in case you need
to cancel or interrupt your trip. There
will be no refund of cancellation or
interruption fees by Princess. You must
recover such fees from Princess Vacation
Protection or other travel protection. For
a more complete description of this
program, please refer to the Vacation
Protection section of this brochure.
Additionally, you will want to reference
the Princess Vacation Protection
information pamphlet for a full listing of
the coverage provided. Please contact
your travel agent for current rates.
How do I make arrangements for
dining room seating and special diets?
Seating arrangements in the dining room
are made by request on a first-come,
first-served basis. To request Anytime
Dining,SM Traditional first or second
seating, special diets, or seating with
a specific party, it is best to have your
travel agent request your arrangements
at the time of booking. Your dining
arrangements will be shown on your
Travel Summary.
What about clearing customs? At
the end of your cruise, customs and
immigration inspectors will review your
customs declaration form, on which you
are to list all of the dutiable articles
bought in foreign ports or in the ship’s
boutique. U.S. residents returning to the
United States are allowed a duty-free
exemption of $800 USD per person,
which includes the cost of one liter of
alcoholic beverages, if purchased ashore,
for each passenger over 21 years of age.
Canadian citizens, when out of the
country for seven days or more, may
bring back up to $750 CAD duty-free. It is
recommended that passengers keep
their sales receipts handy for declaring
their purchases. Food items should not
be landed in U.S. ports.
Extra services
What about celebrations at sea? When
you cruise with Princess, every day is a
celebration. But if you’re planning to
travel during an anniversary, birthday,
honeymoon or other specific event, you
can rely on us to pull out all the stops.
Simply have your travel agent advise us
of such occasions at least three weeks
prior to departure, and we’ll be happy to
spotlight your event in the dining room
or with special packages (some charges
may apply).
Are there babysitters onboard?
Although private babysitting is not
available on any ship, group kidsitting
is available for children ages 3-12
between the hours of 10 p.m.-1 a.m. in
the Youth Center on select vessels.
The charge is $5 USD per hour, per child.
Complimentary supervised activities
are available in port from 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
for youth passengers ages 3-17. Due
to limited facilities, group kidsitting is
not available on Pacific, Ocean and
Royal Princess.
How can I be reached at sea? To
provide greater peace of mind while
you’re away from home, give friends and
relatives the following information on how
to telephone you. Call 1-900-329-SHIP
from the United States or 1-900-565-2800
from Canada. Note that 900-number
telephone services are not available from
all areas, and may not be accessible on
your home phone. For calls originating
outside the United States or Canada,
please visit princess.com/answer/ready.
html for dialing instructions. Calls can
also be charged to a credit card in
both the United States and Canada by
dialing 1-877-656-7447. Visa, MasterCard,
American Express and Discover Card
(not Canadian) are all accepted. The cost
for each call is $8.95 USD per minute or
$11.95 CAD per minute. The 900 service
can be used to call or fax the ship.
Please include passenger name and
cabin number to ensure quick delivery.
(SOLAS) convention. Through Cruise
Lines International Association (CLIA),
Princess is active at the IMO and helps
to shape International regulations in a
number of areas of safety.
equip its ships to use “shore power” —
turning off ship engines in port and
instead using surplus power generated
on shore, thereby reducing air emissions
in ports equipped with this technology.
Protecting the environment
Staying healthy
Princess makes its living on the oceans,
and therefore we are committed to
environmental practices that will help
preserve the marine environment in
which we operate. We work closely
with the regulatory and enforcement
organizations that govern the cruise
industry’s environmental practices to
ensure that our policies meet or exceed
environmental regulations. Princess has
invested millions of dollars fitting and
developing waste management and
garbage disposal technology including
advanced waste water treatment systems
and ballast water treatment systems.
Princess was also the first cruise line to
Norovirus is the most common cause
of gastroenteritis in the developed world.
As your heath and safety is our highest
priority, we have taken numerous
measures to prevent and contain illness
on our ships that meet or exceed
standards set by the U.S. Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention. All of
our onboard medical centers hold the
distinction of being the first and only
facilities in the industry to be accredited
to internationally recognized healthcare
standards and certified to ISO 9001:2000.
Our onboard medical centers are staffed
by full-time British registered doctors
and nurses.
Definitions of port duration times
Duration
Arrival definition
Departure definition
Full Day
Arrival at or before 10 AM
Departure between 3 PM
(including 3 PM) and 8 PM
(not including 8 PM)
Full Day & Evening
Departure at or after 8 PM
but before daylight the next
day (approximately 7 AM)
Departure: Ship stays overnight past 7 AM on following day
Half Day - Morning
Departure before 3 PM
Arrival after 10 AM
(not including 10 AM)
Departure between 3 PM
(not including 3 PM) and
8 PM (not including 8 PM)
Half Day & Evening
Arrival after 10 AM (not
including 10 AM)
Departure at or after 8 PM
but before daylight the next
day (approximately 7 AM)
Departure: Ship stays overnight past 7 AM on following day
Full Day Scenic
Cruising
A significant cruise feature/
scenic cruising that commences at or before 10 AM
Concludes at or after 3 PM
Morning Scenic
Cruising
scenic cruising that commences at or before 10 AM
Concludes before 3 PM
Afternoon Scenic
Cruising
scenic cruising that commences after 10 AM (not
including 10 AM)
Concludes at or after 3 PM
Evening
Any call that arrives at or
after 4 PM
Departure up to daylight
hours on following day
Service Call
Utilized for various service
calls and overland tour
drop-off events (e.g., Hellesylt,
Norway)
A port call where the total
duration is four hours or less.
Access to shore may be limited
to shore excursion participants
only or restricted
Safety first
Princess Cruises’ highest priority is the
safety and well being of our passengers
and crew. To support this, our ships
are fitted with modern equipment and
technology, and we have strong safety
standards in areas such as crew
training, safety systems and equipment,
emergency response, fire prevention
and detection, emergency evacuation,
and accident prevention. To ensure
our safety standards are met, we have
comprehensive internal auditing
processes, and we work closely with
the U.S. Coast Guard, our Flag States
and other maritime authorities around
the world. All Princess ships meet or
exceed the safety regulations set forth
by the International Maritime Organization
(IMO) through its Safety of Life at Sea
Port duration times are subject to change.
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General information
“Princess” or “Princess Cruises” as used herein
refers to and means the “Carrier” as defined in the
Passage Contract. Transportation of passengers and
baggage on Princess ships is provided by the Carrier
and is governed by the terms and conditions of the
Passage Contract, which represents the entire
agreement between the Carrier and the passenger.
It is important that you carefully read the entire
Passage Contract, a copy of which is available on our
website, princess.com, or which may be obtained
from your travel agent or Princess Cruise Lines, Ltd.,
and which sets forth the rights and responsibilities
of Princess and the passenger. Upon booking the
cruise, you explicitly agree to the terms of the Passage
Contract. Princess vessels are registered in Bermuda
and the United Kingdom and are operated as specified
in the Passage Contract.
Fares. Lead-in Launch Fares are based on the
lowest category stateroom for each category type.
Launch fares and other amounts shown are quoted
in U.S. dollars unless stated otherwise; are available in
North America only; are per person based on double
occupancy (except single-occupant staterooms);
and represent the lead-in introductory fares and are
subject to change. “Cruise fares” and “cruisetour fares”
include accommodations from the initial point of vessel
embarkation to the final point of disembarkation as
specified in the travel itinerary (“the itinerary”), and all
regular meals and entertainment while onboard.
“Cruise fares” and “cruisetour fares” do not include
airfare (unless specifically mentioned), transfers (except
as noted in the itinerary), shore excursions, sightseeing
or meals ashore (except as noted in the itinerary);
government fees and taxes; hotel and dining charges;
gratuities to ship and airport personnel, waiters, escorts
and drivers (except as noted in the itinerary); beverages
(not part of the regular menu); laundry service, or any
other item of a personal nature. The cruise ticket and
hotel packages are valid only for the named passenger
and may not be sold or transferred.
•S
ingle Occupancy Fares. Deluxe categories 200% of
cruise fare. Single rates for standard categories on
voyages 6 days or longer are 150% of cruise fare for
Caribbean and Mexico trades and 160% of cruise
fare for all other trades. Singles rates for voyages
less than 6 days is 200% of cruise fare.
Deluxe categories by ship are as follows:
Caribbean Princess GS-BF, Crown and Emerald
Princess OS-BG, Coral and Island Princess PS-C,
Dawn, Sea and Sun Princess AA-DD, Diamond and
Sapphire Princess GS-CC, Star Princess GS-BF,
Golden and Grand Princess GS-CC, Pacific, Ocean
and Royal Princess OS-C, Ruby Princess OS-BG.
Standard categories by ship are as follows:
Caribbean Princess C-M, Crown and Emerald
Princess C-M, Coral and Island Princess DD-N,
Dawn, Sea and Sun Princess D-N, Diamond and
Sapphire Princess DD-M, Star Princess C-M,
Golden and Grand Princess C-M, Pacific, Ocean
and Royal Princess D-L, Ruby Princess DD-M.
•C
ombination Cruise Credit. Two sailings may be
linked together to receive a combination cruise
discount on select sailings. Call 1-800-PRINCESS for
credit amounts.
•T
hird and fourth person. Special third- and fourth- person
fares are available. Call 1-800-PRINCESS for fares.
•C
ruisetours. Cruisetour stateroom upgrade fares are
available. Call 1-800-PRINCESS for upgrade amounts.
Fuel Supplement. A fuel supplement may be
imposed on all passengers and is subject to
change. At the time of printing, no fuel supplement
is in effect. However, Princess expects to impose
a fuel supplement of up to $9 per person, per day,
if the NYMEX oil price exceeds $70 per barrel, even
if the cruise fare has already been paid in full. Lesser
or greater fuel supplements may also be imposed
on new bookings.
Government Fees and Taxes. “Government Fees
and Taxes” may include any and all fees, charges, tolls
and taxes imposed by U.S. and/or foreign governmental
or quasi-governmental authorities, including but not
limited to U.S. customs fees, head taxes, Panama Canal
tolls, dockage fees, wharfage fees, air taxes, hotel or
VAT taxes incurred as part of a land tour, inspection
fees, immigration and naturalization fees, and Internal
Revenue Service fees, whether assessed on a per
passenger, per berth, per ton or per vessel basis. In
the case of per ton or per vessel assessments, those
assessments will be spread over the passengers
onboard. Government Fees and Taxes are subject to
change and Princess reserves the right to collect any
increases in effect at the time of sailing, even if the
fare has already been paid in full.
Fares, Other Charges and Schedules Subject to
Change. Every effort will be made to adhere to the
specifics shown herein and in the itinerary; however,
circumstances may necessitate alterations. All fares
for cruises and cruisetours and/or air/sea packages
or other charges as well as schedules, port calls,
hours of arrival and departure and special programs
are subject to change without prior notice. Princess
shall not be required to refund any portion of fares or
other charges nor make any other compensation
under these circumstances. Accordingly, Princess is
not responsible for the change or cancellation of any
personally scheduled event because of alterations to
the itinerary of any cruise or land tour. Any cruise may
be canceled by Princess. Rates are published herein
and no verbal quote to the contrary or misquotes will
be honored. Princess reserves the right to collect any
fare increase in effect at the time of sailing, even if
Reservations. A deposit must be received within
24 hours to three days of booking depending on
the departure date. The deposit is 20% of the cruise
or cruisetour fare for all voyages excluding the World
Cruise and any World Cruise segment longer than 44
days which are 30% of the cruise fare. For passengers
booking the Full World Cruise or segments longer
than 44 days prior to the second deposit date shown
below, the deposit will be split into two payments:
Full World Cruise
and segments
longer than 44 days
2010
Dawn Princess
World Cruise
2011
Pacific Princess
World Cruise
1st Deposit
10% Initial
Deposit
10% Initial
Deposit
2nd Deposit
20% due
December 1, 2009
20% due
June 1, 2010
For combined cruises, a deposit is required for each
segment. Deposits are not required for third- or fourthberth passengers. Formal confirmation will be made to
the passenger’s travel agent when the deposit is
received. For non-holiday sailings 6-29 days, all final
payments are due no less than 75 days prior to
departure. For coastal cruises 5 days or less, all final
payments are due no less than 60 days prior to
departure. Final payments for Christmas and New Year’s
sailings and 30+ day sailings are due no less than 90 days
prior to departure. Bookings made within 120-31 days
prior to departure require full payment within 24 hours.
Bookings made within 30 days of departure require full
payment at time of booking. Staterooms are subject to
cancellation if deposit/payments are not received within
the periods stated above. Those with a POLAR Online
Owner profile can pay for bookings using the secure
“Bank Payment” function via onesourcecruises.com. All
agent check payments for cruises and cruisetours
should be sent to: Princess, Attn: Cash Operations,
Post Office Box 913, Santa Clarita, CA 91380 or 24844
Ave. Rockefeller, Santa Clarita, California 91355. All
agent credit card payments for cruises should be
phoned in to 1-800-421-1700. All agent credit card
payments for cruisetours should be phoned in to
1-800-426-0442. We are unable to accept MCOs
(Miscellaneous Charge Orders) for payment.
Documentation. Pre-Cruise Information is available
approximately 75 days prior to departure. This packet
includes a letter, the Passage Contract, a copy of the
Answer Book, Shore Excursions information, bag tags
and other information you will find useful before
departure. This packet is sent after full payment is
received by Princess. Follow the Pre-Cruise Checklist
in the Answer Book, access the Cruise Personalizer at
princess.com, enter the mandatory immigration
information, and you will be able to print your
Boarding Pass. Cruise tickets are no longer issued by
Princess. Airline eTicket receipts or paper air tickets,
may be sent via fax, mail or email to your travel agent
approximately 14 days prior to departure. If Internet
access is not available, your travel agent will assist
you in securing the necessary information or call
1-800-PRINCESS for assistance.
Cancellation of Reservations. Cancellation notices
must be received by Princess via telephone or via
electronic device through a Princess-authorized
Computerized Reservation System (CRS). Changes
of sailing date or substitution of passenger names
are considered to be cancellations and new bookings.
All sailing date changes and name substitutions are
subject to space availability and, if accepted, are
subject to the rates, discounts, cancellation fees and
booking conditions in effect at the time of the change
or substitution.
Cancellation Fees and Refunds. The following policy
applies to cancellations with respect to cruise or
cruisetour fare and pre-cruise and post-cruise package
charges (“Total Charges”).
Days prior to Cruise or Land Package Departure date, whichever
comes first
Cruises
5 days
or less
Nonholiday
6-29 days
Holiday
up to
29 days
30-day +
sailings
including
World
Cruise &
segments
60 days
or more
75 days
or more
90 days
or more
120 days
or more
None
59-43
74-57
89-64
119-90
Deposit
Amounts
42-29
56-29
63-43
89-64
50% of Total
Charges
28-15
28-15
42-22
63-43
75% of Total
Charges
within
14 days
within
14 days
within
21 days
within
42 days
100% of Total
Charges
Cancellation
Fee
Any refund owed to you will be made directly to your
credit card account or your travel agent and you
must receive your refund directly from these sources.
Some travel agents may, at their discretion, withhold
an agency cancellation fee. Princess is not responsible
for payments made to the passenger’s travel agent
but not received by Princess, or for the passenger’s
receipt of any refund which Princess has paid to the
passenger’s travel agent. There will be no refund of
cancellation or interruption fees by Princess under any
circumstances. You must recover such fees from your
own insurance or from Princess Vacation Protection/
Princess Platinum Vacation Protection.
Cancellation Policy Exception. If you have
purchased a specially priced promotion that is 100%
non-refundable from the point of payment, you are
not entitled to any refund, payment, compensation or
credit whatsoever of your cruise or cruisetour fare if
you cancel your booking.
Air Refunds. Once airfare is paid in full, if air is
cancelled, refunds may be available net of:
• any air deviation fee paid;
• a service fee of $50 per person for voyages in North
America or $75 per person for international voyages;
• any cancellation fees charged to Princess or
passenger by airlines.
Refunds will occur after the airline cancellation fees
have been assessed. In the event a paper ticket was
issued and the air tickets are not returned to Princess,
there will be no refund.
Princess Vacation Protection. With Princess Vacation
Protection, you’ll be covered up to the full value of
your trip. Please contact your travel agent for a
description of this program and refer to the Princess
Vacation Protection information pamphlet for specific
details. Rates for Princess Vacation Protection and
Princess Platinum Vacation Protection are subject
to change without notice. Please contact your travel
agent for current rates.
Baggage Handling. Princess makes every effort to
assist its passengers in safeguarding their belongings
and valuables, but all passengers’ belongings are at
owner’s risk at all times. Hand or unlocked baggage,
breakables, medicines, travel documents and valuables
must be hand-carried by the passenger at all times.
Princess is not responsible for money, jewelry, cameras,
binoculars, documents or any other articles which
you retain in your personal control or stateroom. To
protect your valuables, we have provided a safe in
each stateroom. For flights within land tours and to and
from the ship, weight restrictions on baggage apply.
Stateroom Occupancy. Occupancy of any
stateroom(s) is limited to the number of berths in that
stateroom. Princess reserves the right to limit the
number of upper berths and single staterooms sold.
Important Notice Concerning Safety. Princess
visits a large number of ports in numerous countries
around the world. At any given moment there are
likely to be “trouble spots” in the world in terms of
crime and/or war or terrorist actions. While Princess
endeavors to provide reasonable protection for your
comfort and safety onboard its ships, Princess cannot
guarantee freedom from all risks associated with war,
terrorism, crime or other potential sources of harm.
The U.S. Department of State and other similar
government agencies regularly issue advisories and
warnings to travelers giving details of local conditions
in specified cities and countries according to such
agency’s perception of risks to travelers. We strongly
recommend that passengers and their travel agents
obtain and consider such information when making
travel decisions. Princess reserves the right to make
any changes to any itinerary at any time.
Travel Agents. Your travel agent acts for you in
making the arrangements, including your deposits
and payments, for your trip/cruise. Travel agencies
are not owned or operated by Princess. We invite
you to visit your favorite travel agent to make your
Princess reservations or call 1-800-PRINCESS.
Travel and Health Documents. Passport and
visa requirements and regulations with regard to
vaccination certificates and other health requirements
for the various embarkation ports may vary by
destination and change from time to time. It is the
sole responsibility of the passenger to obtain and
have available when necessary the appropriate valid
travel and health documents such as passports,
visas, vaccination certificates, etc., that are necessary
for air travel, disembarkation at the various ports of
call and re-entry into the appropriate country of
origin. Passengers who do not possess the proper
documentation will be prevented from boarding the
flight or vessel without refund of the cruise or
cruisetour fare and will be subject to any fine or other
costs incurred by Princess which result from the lack
of proper documentation. Passengers should consult
their travel agent for full details regarding required
documentation. If traveling with minors, please see
requirements under Children section.
Health, Disability and Wheelchair Notice.
Passengers must notify the Princess Fleet Medical
Department in writing (fax number 661-753-0121) at
the time of booking of any physical or mental illness,
disability or other condition that may require medical
treatment or render the passenger unfit to travel or
which may constitute a risk or danger to the passenger
or anyone else onboard the ship. Passengers are
requested to notify the Princess Access Office in writing
(fax number 661-284-4408) at the time of booking of
any condition for which special accommodation or
the use of a wheelchair, power wheelchair or scooter
is contemplated or necessary. We recommend
passengers using a mobility device travel with someone
who is able to assist them both ashore and at sea.
Some ports of call require tenders to go ashore and
may preclude passengers using a wheelchair from
leaving the vessel; this decision must be made by the
ship’s Captain and is binding. Passengers must bring
wheelchairs for their own use on the land portion of a
cruisetour and a Cruise Plus hotel package. If you
have purchased Princess Flight Choice Air and have
any special in-flight requirements like a wheelchair or
oxygen, this request must be made directly by you
with the air carrier. Not all airlines allow the use of
oxygen in-flight.
Refusal of Passage and Premature Disembarkation.
Passage may be refused to any passenger, and any
passenger’s vacation may be terminated at any time,
at the risk and expense of the person disembarked,
where the passenger’s behavior, or physical or
mental condition renders him or her, in the opinion of
the ship’s physician, unfit for travel or a risk or danger
to himself or herself or to anyone else onboard the
ship. Additionally, the ship’s Captain may refuse
transportation to any passenger or may terminate any
passenger’s voyage who, in the sole discretion of the
ship’s Captain, is believed to be dangerous to himself
or others or whose presence onboard causes or may
cause disturbances to Princess’ passengers or crew,
including those passengers engaging in excessive,
disruptive, or obscene behavior. Such passenger may
be left at any port or place the ship calls without any
liability to Princess. Princess shall not be required to
refund any portion of the fare paid by any passenger
who must leave the vacation prematurely for any of
the reasons set forth above or who voluntarily
disembarks or leaves the ship for any other reason,
nor shall it be responsible for lodging, medical, meals,
return transportation or other expenses incurred by
the passenger. Princess reserves the right to refuse
to do business with any person.
Medical Facilities and Staff. Princess is not a
healthcare provider and is not liable for any act or
omission of doctors, nurses or other providers of
service or those under their orders with respect to
the treatment, advice, care or services of any kind
given by such persons to any passenger. These
medical providers exercise their own medical
judgment and expertise.
Pregnancy. Princess cannot accept passengers
who will have entered the 24th week of pregnancy
by the end of the vacation.
Children/Age Requirements. Children under six
months are not permitted to travel to Alaska, Canada
& New England, Caribbean & Mexican Riviera, Europe
and Panama Canal. Children under twelve months
are not permitted to travel to Africa, Asia, Antarctica,
Australia, New Zealand, Indian Subcontinent, South
Pacific, Tahiti, Hawaii, South America and on
Transatlantic and Transpacific sailings. Princess
reserves the right to restrict the number of those
between the ages of six months and 17 years aboard
the vessel. All passengers under the age of 21 years
must be accompanied by a passenger who is 21
years or older. For family groups booking multiple
staterooms, children may sail in a cabin without their
parents or guardians, provided one child in the
stateroom is a minimum of 16 years of age or older.
Please note that notarized written consent for
passengers under the age of 18 is no longer required
by Princess. However, several countries require
special documentation for children traveling without
both parents; these requirements are subject to
change without notice. It is your responsibility to
ensure that you possess the proper documents for
all of the countries that you will visit. Please verify
requirements with the immigration offices prior to
your cruise. Minimum age for escorted cruisetours is
5 years old. Passengers under the age of 18 are not
permitted in the disco/nightclub after 11 p.m. Be sure
to check with the Youth and Teen Centers for special
disco events designed for kids and teens.
Pets. We are unable to accommodate any animals
onboard the vessel, except for certain service animals
of passengers with disabilities.
Shore Excursions and Land Tours. These tours are
operated by local independent companies. In selling
tickets for these optional programs, Princess acts
only for other independent companies who provide
such programs as independent contractors and from
whom Princess gets a commission. Princess shall not
be liable for any loss, damage, injury, illness or death
arising from or occurring during a shore excursion or
tour whether or not such shore excursion or tour was
purchased through Princess.
Land and Air Arrangements. Princess shall not
be liable for any loss, damage, injury, illness, death,
cost or delay arising from or in connection with the
services and facilities provided by or any act of an
independent contractor such as airline, hotel, tour,
restaurant, rail or any other transport operator, etc.,
whether or not such arrangements were made
by Princess.
Cruisetour and Cruise Plus® Hotel Programs.
Prices have been based on exchange rates at time
of printing and are subject to change without notice.
Princess reserves the right to substitute hotels of
similar type and other features of the tour or hotel
package. Bookings made for Cruisetours and Cruise
Plus Hotel Packages after tickets have been issued
may result in a higher cost due to changes in air
reservations. Due to flight arrival times, rooms may
not be available upon arrival. Hotel check-in times
vary, but are generally between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.
unless otherwise stated. Check-out times vary
between 10 a.m. and noon. All special requests
such as nonsmoking rooms, king-size beds, etc.
are at the discretion of the individual hotel property.
Every effort is made to accommodate your request,
but it cannot be guaranteed. Please note: single
occupancy rooms may be quite small, with one
twin, and triple occupancy rooms may have one
double bed and a rollaway, not recommended
for three adults. Hotel loyalty programs are at
the discretion of the individual hotel properties.
Cruise Plus passengers will forfeit all complimentary
hotel overnights which coincide with the Cruise
Plus package. Hotels are not owned or operated
by Princess. Sightseeing options are subject to
change and cancellation due to lack of participation.
Land programs require a minimum number of
guests to operate.
Claims for Injury, Illness or Death/Notice
Requirements/Time Limits. Any incident or accident
resulting in injury, illness or death to the passenger,
whether occurring onboard ship, in connection with
pre- or post-cruise accommodations, or during a
shore excursion (independent or purchased through
Princess), must be reported immediately to a ship’s
officer or Princess. Carrier shall not be liable for and
no suit shall be maintainable for emotional or bodily
injury, illness or death to the passenger unless (A)
a written claim with full particulars is presented to
carrier within six (6) months of the incident or accident
and (B) a lawsuit on such claim is commenced within
one (1) year from the date of the emotional or bodily
injury, illness or death, whichever comes first, and
valid service of the lawsuit is made within ninety (90)
days of the suit. In all other cases, no lawsuit may be
brought against carrier unless (A) written notice giving
full particulars of the claim is delivered to carrier
within fifteen (15) days of the actual or scheduled
termination of the cruise, whichever comes first, and
(B) a lawsuit on such claim is filed within six (6)
months from the date of the actual or scheduled
termination of the cruise or the cruise cancellation,
whichever comes first, and valid service of the lawsuit
is made within ninety (90) days of the suit. In certain
situations, arbitration will be required. If you choose
to sue Princess Cruise Lines, Ltd., all disputes and
matters whatsoever against Princess arising out of
or relating in any way to your cruise or the booking/
cancellation of your cruise shall be litigated by you,
if at all, in Santa Clarita or Chatsworth, California.
Smoking, Drinking and Gaming. At the time of
printing, smoking is allowed in passenger staterooms,
balconies and only in designated areas on deck and
public rooms. However, show lounges, dining rooms
and all food service areas onboard all Princess ships
are nonsmoking. Passengers must be 18 (19 while in
Alaska) years of age or older to purchase or smoke
tobacco onboard all Princess ships. Passengers must
be 21 years of age or older to purchase or drink
alcohol or gamble onboard all Princess ships at all
times. Passengers under 21 years of age are not
permitted to purchase or consume alcohol or gamble
onboard a Princess vessel. Please note that while
Sun Princess and Dawn Princess are deployed in the
Australia Market, the age for purchasing and drinking
alcohol and gambling is 18 years old. Duty-free alcohol
is available for purchase in our gift shops onboard
and will be delivered to your stateroom on the last
day of your cruise. Alcohol purchased at any port of
call may not be consumed onboard. It will be collected
at the gangway for safekeeping and delivered to your
stateroom on the last day of your cruise, prior to
disembarkation. You may bring one bottle of wine
and/or champagne onboard to celebrate a special
occasion. Wine and/or champagne brought onboard
and consumed in the dining rooms or alternative
restaurants will be subject to a $15 USD per bottle
corkage fee, which is subject to change.
FlightChoice Program and Passenger Transfer
Gateway Cities. The availability of the air travel program
may be limited from each gateway. Princess reserves
the right to withdraw any gateway city without prior
notice. Within 21 days of departure, the air travel
program is on a request basis and may be unavailable.
Ticketing. If you have purchased Princess
FlightChoice or FlightChoice Plus air, you will receive
an air receipt by fax or email with your electronic air
ticket details. Depending on your itinerary, paper air
tickets may be required and will be sent under a
separate mailing. These tickets must be presented
to the airline for travel. Princess reserves the right to
choose the air carrier, routing and airport for each
gateway city. Princess may use a charter air service.
Airfares used are capacity-controlled, promotional,
may be nonrefundable and are subject to change.
Princess may issue paper or electronic airline tickets.
Airline tickets issued by Princess are highly restrictive
and subject to cancellation and change fees. Because
of this, you may find that your air ticket cannot be
reissued, re-validated, or exchanged for another
carrier or routing. All airline tickets are the property of
Princess and must be returned to and are refundable
only to Princess. Many airlines will charge a fee for
one or more checked bags. Please contact the airline
in your itinerary for details.
Flight Schedules and Changes. Flight schedules
may require the use of overnight flights or connections
en route to your final destination or cruise departure.
Some air tickets may not be changed once issued.
Passengers booked in the same cabin but who
originate from different gateway cities may not
receive routing on the same flights. Passengers
traveling together, but booked or deposited at
different times, may be required to travel on
different flights. Passengers traveling in groups
may be required to travel on different flights.
Once air is paid in full, changes may not be
allowed. Where allowed, a change fee of $75
(domestic) and $125 (international) will apply
for the following changes:
• Changing a passenger’s air city
• Changing first and/or last name on air reservations
• Flight dates, including canceling a Cruisetour or
CruisePlus Hotel Package that necessitates
changing Princess FlightChoice air arrangements
• Removing air from a booking
If air tickets have been issued before the air changes,
additional air charges may apply.
Air Departure Taxes. Some countries require
passengers to pay an airport departure tax which
is not included on the passenger air ticket. The
individual passengers are responsible for this tax.
In most cases, this tax is collected at the airport
upon check-in and may have to be paid in local
currency. We recommend your travel agent verify
any applicable tax for which the passenger may
be responsible.
Airfares, Fees and Taxes. Airfares include air
transportation and airline-imposed fuel surcharges.
Air fees and taxes include any and all fees, charges
and taxes related to air transportation imposed by U.S.
and/or foreign governmental or quasi-governmental
authorities, including, but not limited to, passenger
facility charges, departure taxes, a September 11th
Security Fee of up to $10 per passenger, airport
service charges and government inspection fees.
Air fees and taxes vary by gateway city, routing,
destination and carrier. Baggage fees may apply.
Princess will provide you with an overall airfare
(including fees and taxes) for each FlightChoice
gateway city; however availability is limited and at the
time you book your travel prices may be higher. For
a current list of prices, please consult our website at
princess.com or call our reservations department at
1-800-PRINCESS. Your final price for air transportation
is not guaranteed until Princess receives full payment.
Air Customizations. Subject to availability,
Princess will fly passengers directly to or from their
cruise destination as requested by the passenger.
A nonrefundable cost of $50 per person for domestic
flights and $75 per person for international flights will
apply per customization request in addition to any
fare differential. Requests for bookings under deposit
must be made between 320 and 14 days prior to
departure. Where applicable, passengers confirmed
to travel on days other than those normally scheduled
by Princess will forfeit all complimentary hotel overnights
and transfers between the airport and pier as provided
by Princess. All customizations are subject to availability
and confirmation. In the event of airline schedule
change, it may be necessary to rebook custom air
flights. Additional charges may apply. The final price
for customized air is not guaranteed until Princess
receives full payment. Passengers who have a special
travel need or requirement for early air ticketing may
request this service by calling Princess Cruises
reservations and asking for FlightChoice Plus.
Provided the required flights are confirmed and the
booking is paid in full, Princess can issue early air
tickets. The fee for each request is $50 for voyages
within North America and $75 for international voyages.
Additional changes to the air reservations after ticketing
may result in additional air fees or charges. Once
ticketed, a confirmation will be faxed or emailed.
Airline In-Flight Service Requests. Airline seat
assignments cannot be confirmed by Princess. We
recommend that you have your travel agent contact
the airlines directly for seat assignments, the addition
of frequent flyer numbers to your airline record, or to
request special meals. Please be advised that not all
airlines provide pre-reserved seats, add frequent flyer
numbers to records or apply frequent flyer bonus
upgrades to flights booked by Princess. Some airlines
now charge for advance seat assignments. Additionally,
some airlines may not have passenger names until
45 days prior to departure. If you have specific air travel
requirements, please take advantage of our
FlightChoice Plus program. See the Princess
FlightChoice section for details. Requests for wheelchair
assistance or other special needs, such as oxygen
in-flight, can only be made by you directly with the air
carrier and are the responsibility of the traveler. Not
all airlines allow the use of oxygen in-flight.
Overnights. For some cruise itineraries it may be
necessary, due to flight schedules and/or availability
of seats, for passengers to overnight either before or
after their cruise. If it is necessary to overnight, hotel
accommodations, baggage handling and transfers
are at passengers’ expense. Passengers will also
be responsible for all meals and other items of a
personal nature. Passengers may purchase a hotel
accommodation/transfer package directly from
Princess or they may choose to make their own
arrangements. In select markets, complimentary
overnights are assigned only at the discretion of
Princess. Hotel selection will usually be at an airport
location and may not be at the port of embarkation/
disembarkation. You will be advised as soon as
possible if an overnight is required.
Flight Reconfirmation. Most airlines do not require
reconfirmation of flights; however, it is strongly
recommended that you verify both flight departure
times and flight numbers at least 72 hours prior to
your departure from home. Princess is not
responsible for airline schedule or flight number
changes after tickets have been issued.
Princess’ Transfer Program. Cruise and cruisetour
passengers may purchase transfers from the port
city airport to the ship and from the ship to the port
city airport. These transfers are priced separately and
are available on the turnaround day only. They are
available to both FlightChoice passengers and to
those passengers who have made independent
flight arrangements. FlightChoice passengers will
automatically have transfers included in their bookings.
Passengers who have made independent flight
arrangements must provide Princess with their flight
information prior to purchasing transfers. Unused
transfers are not refundable. Transfers within the land
portion of cruisetours and for Cruise Plus passengers
are included. Transfers at both ends of a cruisetour
will be charged separately. Note: It is your responsibility
to know the local regulations regarding child safety
seats or other child restraint systems as well as to
provide the appropriate safety device. Failure to do so
may result in denied boarding on to the transfer vehicle.
Accuracy of Contents. The contents of this brochure
are accurate as of the date of printing. Princess
reserves the right to change any and all policies or
practices described herein. Please refer to the
website (princess.com) for up-to-date information.
The Passage Contract will at all times govern the
rights and responsibilities of Princess and all
passengers or cruise purchasers.
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Princess Cruises® 2010 - 201 1 Sailings Schedule at a Glance
Caribbean Princess ®
January
2010
S. Caribbean Explorer
Panama Canal
Classic S. Caribbean
Ft. Lauderdale to Los Angeles
Jan 21 (15 days)
Panama Canal
Feb 20 (15 days)
Panama Canal
Mar 22 (15 days)
Panama Canal
RT from San Juan
Jan 3, 17, 31 (7 days)
RT from San Juan
Jan 10, 24 (7 days)
February
2010
RT from San Juan
Feb 7, 21 (7 days)
RT from San Juan
Feb 14, 28 (7 days)
March
2010
RT from San Juan
Mar 7, 21 (7 days)
RT from San Juan
Mar 14, 28 (7 days)
April
2010
RT from San Juan
Apr 4, 18 (7 days)
Los Angeles to Ft. Lauderdale
Mar 7 (15 days)
Apr 6 (15 days)
RT from Ft. Lauderdale
Jan 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (7 days)
Western Caribbean
Feb 6, 13, 20, 27 (7 days)
New Zealand
RT from Melbourne
Jan 11, 24 (13 days)
New Zealand
RT from Melbourne
Feb 6, 19 (13 days)
RT from New York
Jun 5, 23 (9 days)
RT from New York
Jun 14 (9 days)
Bermuda & E. Caribbean
RT from New York
Jul 2, 11, 20, 29 (9 days)
Anchorage to Vancouver
Jun 5, 19 (7 days)
Vancouver to Anchorage
Jun 12, 26 (7 days)
Voyage of the Glaciers
Jul 3, 17, 31 (7 days)
Jul 10, 24 (7 days)
RT from Los Angeles
Jan 3, 17, 31 (14 days)
Caribbean Collection
Jan 15, 29 (14 days)
Eastern Caribbean
Hawaiian Islands
Feb 7, 14, 21, 28 (7 days)
RT from Los Angeles
Feb 14, 28 (14 days)
September
2010
RT from New York
Aug 7, 14, 21, 28 (7 days)
Canada & New England
RT from New York
Sep 4, 11, 18, 25 (7 days)
Aug 7, 21 (7 days)
Aug 14, 28 (7 days)
Between Vancouver
and Anchorage
Sep 4, 11 (7 days)
Panama Canal
Sep 21 (15 days)
October
2010
RT from NY • Oct 2, 9, 16 (7 days)
NY to San Juan • Oct 23 (7 days)
RT from San Juan
Oct 31 (7 days)
November
2010
RT from San Juan
Nov 7, 21 (7 days)
Panama Canal Adventurer
Between Ft. Lauderdale
and Acapulco
Oct 6, 16 (10 days)
RT Panama Canal
Oct 26 (10 days)
RT Panama Canal
Nov 5, 15, 25 (10 days)
Hawaii, Tahiti &
South Pacific
Eastern Caribbean
Hawaiian Islands
British Isles Passage
Apr 3, 10, 17, 24 (7 days)
RT from Sydney
Apr 3 (35 days)
Bangkok to Beijing
Apr 14 (16 days)
Apr 4, 11, 18, 25 (7 days)
RT from Los Angeles
Mar 14, 28 (14 days)
RT from Los Angeles
Apr 11, 25 (14 days)
May 1 (14 days)
Rome to Venice • May 15 (12 days)
RT from Sydney
May 8 (13 days)
Greek Isles
RT from Sydney
May 21 (104 days)
European Explorer
World Cruise
May 15, 29 (7 days)
May 22 (7 days)
Eastern Caribbean
May 2, 16, 30 (7 days)
Inside Passage
RT from Seattle
May 15, 22, 29 (7 days)
Western Caribbean
(Continued)
RT from London
Jun 23 (12 days)
RT from London
Jul 5 (12 days)
World Cruise
(Continued)
British Isles
RT from London • Jul 17 (12 days)
British Isles
RT from London
Aug 10, 22 (12 days)
Iceland, Greenland &
British Isles Explorer
London to New York
Sep 3 (14 days)
(Continued)
Round Australia
RT from Sydney
Sep 3 (28 days)
Jun 5, 19 (7 days)
Jun 12, 26 (7 days)
Jul 3, 17, 31 (7 days)
Jul 10, 24 (7 days)
Canada & Colonial America
QUE to FL • Oct 17 (13 days)
Western Caribbean
Fijian Jewels
RT from Sydney • Oct 1 (13 days)
Queensland
RT from San Juan
Dec 5, 19 (7 days)
RT from San Juan
Dec 12, 26 (7 days)
January
2011
February
2011
Panama Canal
Between Ft. Lauderdale
and Los Angeles
Dec 15, 30 (15 days)
Panama Canal
Panama Canal
RT Panama Canal
RT Panama Canal
RT from San Juan
Feb 6, 20 (7 days)
RT from San Juan
Mar 6, 20 (7 days)
RT from San Juan
Mar 13, 27 (7 days)
April/May
2011
Dec 5 (10 days)
RT from San Juan
Feb 13, 27 (7 days)
March
2011
RT Panama Canal
RT Panama Canal
RT from San Juan
Jan 9, 23 (7 days)
RT from San Juan
Apr 3, 17 (7 days)
Jan 14 (10 days)
Beijing to Singapore
Oct 4 (16 days)
Scandinavia
RT from London • May 22 (7 days)
May 9, 23 (7 days)
Western Caribbean
Iberia
Jun 6, 20 (7 days)
Inside Passage
RT from Seattle
Jun 5, 12, 19, 26 (7 days)
Eastern Caribbean
Jul 4, 18 (7 days)
RT from Sydney
Oct 26 (12 days)
Western Caribbean
Round Australia
Western Caribbean
RT from FL • Dec 4, 11, 23 (7 days)
Eastern Caribbean Sampler
RT from Melbourne
Nov 10 (28 days)
New Zealand
RT from Melbourne
Dec 8, 21 (13 days)
RT from FL • Dec 18 (5 days)
RT from London
Jun 19 (14 days)
Inside Passage
RT from Seattle
Jul 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 (7 days)
Eastern Caribbean
RT from FL • Dec 30 (9 days)
Jan 8, 15, 22, 29 (7 days)
Feb 8 (15 days)
Western Caribbean
Feb 5, 12, 19, 26 (7 days)
New Zealand
RT from Melbourne
Jan 3, 16, 29 (13 days)
New Zealand
RT from Melbourne
Feb 11, 24 (13 days)
Mediterranean Medley
RT from San Juan • Apr 10, 24 (7 days)
Panama Canal
Western Caribbean
Aug 1, 15, 29 (7 days)
Inside Passage
RT from Seattle
Aug 7, 14, 21, 28 (7 days)
Eastern Caribbean
Mediterranean Adventurer
RT from London
Aug 7 (14 days)
Aug 8, 22 (7 days)
RT from London
Aug 21 (14 days)
Inside Passage
RT from Seattle
Sep 4, 11, 18 (7 days)
Western Caribbean
S. Caribbean Medley
Hawaiian Islands
Iberia
Eastern Caribbean
RT from FL • Sep 5 (7 days)
RT from London
Sep 4 (14 days)
RT from London • Sep 18 (7 days)
E. Caribbean Voyager
RT from Los Angeles
Sep 29 (14 days)
S. Caribbean Medley
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaiian Islands
Oct 9, 29 (10 days)
Iceland & Norway Explorer
London to FL • Sep 25 (16 days)
RT from Los Angeles
Oct 13, 27 (14 days)
Oct 11, 25 (14 days)
S. Caribbean Medley
Eastern Australia & Asia
S. Caribbean Medley
Singapore to Beijing
Nov 3 (16 days)
Bangkok to Sydney
Dec 5 (17 days)
Auckland to Sydney
Jan 3, 27 (12 days)
Sydney to Auckland
Jan 15 (12 days)
Australia & China
Sydney to Beijing
Feb 8 (23 days)
Nov 8, 28 (10 days)
RT from Los Angeles
Nov 10, 24 (14 days)
Nov 8, 22 (14 days)
Nov 18 (10 days)
Dec 8, 28 (10 days)
RT from Los Angeles
Dec 8, 22 (14 days)
Dec 6, 20 (14 days)
Dec 18 (10 days)
Jan 7, 27 (10 days)
RT from Los Angeles
Jan 5, 19 (14 days)
Jan 3, 17, 31 (14 days)
S. Caribbean Medley
Jan 17 (10 days)
S. Caribbean Medley
Feb 6, 26 (10 days)
RT from Los Angeles
Feb 2, 16 (14 days)
Feb 14, 28 (14 days)
Feb 16 (10 days)
Western Caribbean
Mar 5, 12, 19, 26 (7 days)
Round Australia
RT from Sydney
Mar 11 (28 days)
Mar 15, 25 (10 days)
RT from FL • Apr 4 (10 days)
RT from London
Jul 3 (7 days)
Jul 11, 25 (7 days)
Ft. Lauderdale to Acapulco
Feb 23 (10 days)
Acapulco to Ft. Lauderdale
Mar 5 (10 days)
Scandinavia
Oct 19 (10 days)
Sydney to Auckland
Dec 22 (12 days)
S. Caribbean Holiday
Western Caribbean
RT from London
Jun 5 (14 days)
Jun 13, 27 (7 days)
Western Caribbean
New Caledonia & Vanuatu
Jan 24 (15 days)
Between FL and Acapulco
Apr 14, 24 (15 days)
RT from San Juan • May 1 (7 days)
Between Anchorage
and Vancouver
Sep 4, 11 (7 days)
Beijing to Bangkok
Nov 19 (16 days)
RT from San Juan
Jan 2, 16, 30 (7 days)
RT from Sydney • Oct 14 (12 days)
RT from San Juan
Nov 14, 28 (7 days)
Aug 7, 21 (7 days)
Aug 14, 28 (7 days)
Anchorage to Beijing
Sep 18 (15 days)
RT from Ft. Lauderdale • Oct 30 (7 days)
Nov 6, 13, 20, 27 (7 days)
Alaska & Far East
Between New York and Québec City
Sep 17, 27 (10 days)
New York to Québec City
Oct 7 (10 days)
RT from London
May 8 (14 days)
World Cruise
Classic Canada & New England
Classic Canada & New England
RT from London • May 29 (7 days)
British Isles
N. Cape & Norwegian Fjords
Ft. Lauderdale to London
Apr 9 (15 days)
RT from London
Apr 24 (14 days)
Venice to Rome • May 27 (12 days)
Rome to London
Jun 8 (15 days)
Mar 12, 26 (14 days)
Alaska & Far East
Beijing to Anchorage
Apr 30 (16 days)
December
2010
Feb 12, 26 (14 days)
Western Caribbean
Mar 7, 14, 21, 28 (7 days)
Jan 4 (11 days)
Bangkok to Beijing
Mar 13 (16 days)
Beijing to Bangkok
Mar 29 (16 days)
Iceland & Norway
August
2010
Grand Southern Caribbean
Hawaiian Islands
World Cruise
Hawaiian Islands
Eastern Caribbean
Greek Isles & Mediterranean
Auckland to Sydney
Feb 9 (12 days)
Jan 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 (7 days)
RT from Sydney
Mar 6 (28 days)
Between Vancouver
and Anchorage
May 15, 22, 29 (7 days)
Eastern Caribbean
Grand Princess ®
Round Australia
Mar 6, 13, 20, 27 (7 days)
Fijian Jewels
RT from New York
May 9 (9 days)
Sydney to Auckland
Jan 4, 28 (12 days)
Auckland to Sydney
Jan 16 (12 days)
Golden Princess ®
Western Caribbean
Roman Passage
RT from Vancouver
May 10 (5 days)
Emerald Princess ®
Sydney to Bangkok
Feb 21 (20 days)
Alaska Sampler
San Juan to NY • May 2 (7 days)
RT from New York
May 18, 27 (9 days)
Diamond Princess ®
Western Australia & Asia
Eastern Caribbean
July
2010
Feb 5 (15 days)
Western Caribbean
Dawn Princess ®
Apr 21 (15 days)
Eastern Caribbean
June
2010
Jan 6 (15 days)
Crown Princess ®
RT from San Juan
Apr 11, 25 (7 days)
May
2010
Coral Princess ®
Western Caribbean
Apr 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (7 days)
Hawaii, Tahiti
& South Pacific
RT from Sydney
Apr 8 (35 days)
Beijing to Bangkok
Mar 3 (16 days)
Bangkok to Beijing
Mar 19 (16 days)
S. Caribbean Medley
Mar 8 (10 days)
Mar 18, 28 (10 days)
S. Caribbean Medley
Alaska & Far East
Beijing to Anchorage
May 16 (16 days)
Mar 14, 28 (14 days)
Between Beijing to Bangkok
Apr 4, 20 (16 days)
RT from Los Angeles
Mar 2, 16, 30 (14 days)
Apr 7, 27 (10 days)
Apr 17 (10 days)
FL to SF • May 4 (15 days)
Key: RT-Roundtrip; LA-Los Angeles; FL-Ft. Lauderdale; VAN-Vancouver; ANCH-Anchorage; QUE-Québec City; SEA-Seattle; BAR-Barbados; NY-New York; SFO-San Francisco
RT from Los Angeles
Apr 13, 27 (14 days)
Apr 11, 25 (14 days)
SMALL SHIP CRUISING
Alaska
Asia, India & Africa
Island Princess ®
Australia &
New Zealand
Canada &
New England
Ruby Princess ®
Caribbean
Hawaii, Tahiti &
South Pacific
Panama Canal
World Cruise
Europe
Mexican Riviera
S M A L&L S H I P
South America
The AmazonC R U I S I N G
Coastal Cruise
Sapphire Princess ® Sea Princess ®
Star Princess ®
Ocean Princess ®
Pacific Princess ®
Royal Princess ®
New Caledonia
& Vanuatu
South China Sea
Explorer
World Cruise
Amazon River
New Zealand
Shanghai to Bangkok
Jan 19 (16 days)
New Zealand
South China Sea
Explorer
Sun Princess ®
SMALL SHIP
CRUISING
Acapulco to Ft. Lauderdale
Jan 9 (10 days)
RT Panama Canal
Jan 19, 29 (10 days)
RT Panama Canal
Feb 8 (10 days)
Between Acapulco and
Ft. Lauderdale
Feb 18, 28 (10 days)
Between Acapulco and
Ft. Lauderdale
Mar 10, 20 (10 days)
RT Panama Canal
Mar 30 (10 days)
RT Panama Canal
Apr 9, 19 (10 days)
Panama Canal
Ft. Lauderdale to
Los Angeles
Apr 29 (15 days)
May 17, 31 (7 days)
May 24 (7 days)
Jan 9, 29 (10 days)
Mexican Riviera
RT from Los Angeles
Jan 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (7 days)
S. Caribbean Medley
Feb 8, 28 (10 days)
Mexican Riviera
RT from Los Angeles
Feb 6, 13, 20, 27 (7 days)
Feb 18 (10 days)
Mar 10, 30 (10 days)
Mexican Riviera
RT from Los Angeles
Mar 6, 13, 20, 27 (7 days)
Apr 9 (10 days)
RT from Los Angeles
Apr 3, 10, 17, 24 (7 days)
Mediterranean Passage
Grand Mediterranean
Barcelona to Venice
May 5, 29 (12 days)
Venice to Barcelona
May 17 (12 days)
Antarctica & South
America Adventure
Grand Caribbean
Islander
Cape Horn & Strait of Magellan
RT from Barbados
Feb 6 (14 days)
Grand Caribbean
Adventurer
RT from Barbados
Mar 6 (14 days)
Grand Caribbean
Adventurer
RT from Barbados
Apr 3 (14 days)
Grand Caribbean
Islander
Ft. Lauderdale to Barcelona
Apr 19 (16 days)
RT from Barbados
Apr 17 (14 days)
Mexican Riviera
Southern Caribbean
Inside Passage
Panama Canal
RT from Los Angeles
May 1 (7 days)
RT from Seattle
May 16, 23, 30 (7 days)
Antarctica & South
America Adventure
Grand Caribbean
Adventurer
RT from Barbados
Mar 20 (14 days)
Mexican Riviera
Santiago to Buenos Aires
Jan 5 (12 days)
RT from Buenos Aires
Jan 17 (16 days)
Grand Caribbean
Islander
Mar 20 (10 days)
Cape Horn & Strait of Magellan
RT from Barbados
Jan 23 (14 days)
RT from Barbados
Feb 20 (14 days)
S. Caribbean Medley
S. Caribbean Medley
RT from Barbados
Jan 9 (14 days)
Grand Caribbean
Islander
Jan 19 (10 days)
S. Caribbean Medley
Grand Caribbean
Adventurer
Barbados to Ft. Lauderdale
May 1 (6 days)
Ft. Lauderdale to San Francisco
May 7 (15 days)
RT from Buenos Aires
Feb 2 (16 days)
Jun 7, 21 (7 days)
Jun 14, 28 (7 days)
Jul 5, 19 (7 days)
Jul 12, 26 (7 days)
Aug 2, 16, 30 (7 days)
Aug 9, 23 (7 days)
Sep 6 (7 days)
Greek Isles
Venice to Rome
Jun 10 (12 days)
Santiago to Rio de Janeiro
Mar 2 (14 days)
Grand Mediterranean
Between Venice and
Barcelona
Jul 4, 16 (12 days)
Eastern Caribbean
Apr 3, 10, 17 (7 days)
Northern European
Passage
Nov 5 (15 days)
Nov 20 (15 days)
RT from Seattle
Jul 4, 11, 18, 25 (7 days)
Inside Passage
RT from San Francisco
Jul 1, 11, 21, 31 (10 days)
Greek Isles
& Mediterranean
Rome to Venice
Aug 9 (12 days)
Inside Passage
RT from Seattle
Aug 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 (7 days)
Inside Passage
Aug 10, 20, 30 (10 days)
Venice to Barcelona
Aug 21 (12 days)
Grand Mediterranean
Eastern Caribbean
Inside Passage
RT from Seattle
Sep 5, 12 (7 days)
Scandinavia & Russia
with Oslo
RT from Copenhagen
May 12, 22 (10 days)
Nov 7, 14, 21, 28 (7 days)
Inside Passage
Sep 9, 19 (10 days)
Dec 5 (15 days)
Dec 5, 12, 19, 26 (7 days)
Round Trip Panama Canal
RT Panama Canal
Jan 9, 19, 29 (10 days)
San Francisco to
Ft. Lauderdale
Oct 9 (16 days)
Southern Caribbean
Ft. Lauderdale to Barbados
Oct 25 (7 days)
Mexican Riviera
RT from Los Angeles
Nov 20, 27 (7 days)
Mexican Riviera
RT from Los Angeles
Dec 4, 11, 22, 29 (7 days)
RT from Los Angeles
Dec 18 (4 days)
Eastern Caribbean
Jan 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (7 days)
Mexican Riviera
RT from LA • Jan 5 (10 days)
Mexican Riviera
RT from Los Angeles
Jan 15, 22 (7 days)
Hawaiian Islands
RT from LA • Jan 29 (14 days)
RT Panama Canal
Feb 8, 18 (10 days)
Eastern Caribbean
Feb 6, 13, 20, 27 (7 days)
Panama Canal
Panama Canal
Mar 15 (15 days)
Apr 14 (15 days)
Apr 29 (15 days)
RT from Los Angeles
Feb 12, 19 (7 days)
RT from Los Angeles
Feb 26 (14 days)
Eastern Caribbean
Mar 6, 13, 20, 27 (7 days)
Mexican Riviera
RT from Los Angeles
Mar 12, 19 (7 days)
Hawaiian Islands
Mar 30 (15 days)
Panama Canal
Mexican Riviera
Hawaiian Islands
Feb 28 (15 days)
RT from Los Angeles
Mar 26 (14 days)
Eastern Caribbean
Apr 3, 10, 17, 24 (7 days)
Eastern Caribbean
May 1 (7 days)
RT from Copenhagen
Jul 1, 21, 31 (10 days)
Grand Caribbean
Islander
RT from Barbados
Nov 1, 29 (14 days)
Mexican Riviera
RT from Los Angeles
Apr 9, 16, 23, 30 (7 days)
Wine Country Coastal
Los Angeles to Vancouver
May 7 (7 days)
Grand Caribbean
Adventurer
RT from Barbados
Dec 13 (14 days)
Brisbane to Perth
Apr 29 (15 days)
Treasures of
Southeast Asia
RT from Perth
May 14 (17 days)
RT from Copenhagen
Aug 10 (10 days)
European Explorer
Copenhagen to Rome
Sep 9 (14 days)
Treasures of
Southeast Asia
RT from Perth
Jun 21 (17 days)
Between Venice and Rome
Oct 5, 29 (12 days)
Egypt & Aegean
RT from Perth
Jul 8 (21 days)
RT from Perth
Aug 15 (30 days)
Northern Australia
Explorer
Perth to Sydney
Sep 14 (17 days)
New Caledonia
& Vanuatu
RT from Sydney
Oct 1 (12 days)
New Zealand
Mediterranean Odyssey
New Zealand
Venice to Rome
Nov 10 (12 days)
RT from Sydney
Oct 13, 26 (13 days)
RT from Sydney
Nov 8, 21 (13 days)
Egypt & Aegean
BAR to FL • Apr 18 (7 days)
Panama Canal
Apr 25 (15 days)
Eastern Caribbean
Alaska Connoisseur
Rome to Athens
May 15 (12 days)
Athens to Rome
May 27 (12 days)
Top of the World
Explorer
Fire & Ice Explorer
New York to London
Jul 13 (18 days)
RT from London
Jul 31 (7 days)
RT from London
Aug 7 (7 days)
Scandinavian Interlude
RT from London
Aug 14 (7 days)
Rome to Rio Passage
Rome to Rio de Janeiro
Dec 4 (16 days)
Buenos Aires to Santiago
Jan 9 (17 days)
New Zealand
RT from Sydney
Dec 4, 17, 30 (13 days)
RT Seattle
May 24 (14 days)
Rio de Janeiro to Santiago
Mar 9 (14 days)
Andes & South America
Santiago to San Francisco
Mar 23 (16 days)
Mexican Riviera
Apr 8, 19, 30 (11 days)
Holy Land
Venice to Athens
Jun 20 (12 days)
Holy Land
Athens to Rome • Jul 2 (12 days)
Mediterranean Collection
Alaska Connoisseur
RT Seattle
Jul 5, 19 (14 days)
Rome to Venice
Jul 14 (12 days)
Holy Land
Venice to Athens • Jul 26 (12 days)
Crimean & Aegean Coasts
Athens to Venice • Aug 7 (12 days)
Mediterranean Collection
Alaska Connoisseur
RT Seattle
Aug 2, 16, 30 (14 days)
Venice to Rome • Aug 19 (12 days)
Holy Land
European Rivieras
Rome to Athens
Aug 31 (12 days)
Greek Isles Interlude
Crimean & Aegean Coasts
Hawaiian Islands
Mediterranean Interlude
Holy Land
RT from Rome
Sep 15, 22, 29 (7 days)
Venice to Athens
Sep 24 (12 days)
Hawaii & Tahiti
Mediterranean Interlude
Holy Land
West Africa Adventure
Holy Land
Africa India &
Southeast Asia
Holy Land
Hawaii & Tahiti
Holy Land
Tahiti & Polynesia
Renaissance Passage
Tahiti & Polynesia
Between Rome and Athens
Sep 1, 8 (7 days)
RT from Rome
Oct 6, 13, 20 (7 days)
Rome to Cape Town
Oct 27 (25 days)
Cape Town to Singapore
Nov 21 (31 days)
Athens to Venice
Sep 12 (12 days)
Between Rome and Athens
Oct 6, 18 (12 days)
South China Sea Holiday
Singapore to Bangkok
Dec 22 (16 days)
Vancouver to Honolulu
Sep 14 (10 days)
Honolulu to Tahiti
Sep 24 (12 days)
Tahiti & Polynesia
RT from Tahiti
Oct 6, 16, 26 (10 days)
Athens to Venice
Oct 30 (12 days)
Venice to Athens
Nov 11 (12 days)
Rome to Ft. Lauderdale
Dec 5 (17 days)
Between Tahiti and Honolulu
Nov 5, 17 (12 days)
RT from Tahiti
Nov 29 (10 days)
RT from Tahiti
Dec 9, 19, 29 (10 days)
Ft. Lauderdale to Manaus
Dec 22 (14 days)
New Zealand
RT from Sydney
Jan 12, 25 (13 days)
New Zealand
RT from Sydney
Feb 7, 20 (13 days)
Feb 23 (14 days)
RT Seattle
Jun 7, 21 (14 days)
Amazon River
Rio de Janeiro to Santiago
Feb 9 (14 days)
Rome to Venice
Jun 8 (12 days)
Athens to Rome
Nov 23 (12 days)
Amazon River
Tahiti & Polynesia
Shanghai to Bangkok
Jan 23 (16 days)
World Cruise
Hawaii & Tahiti
World Cruise
Hawaii & Tahiti
Bangkok to Shanghai
Jan 7 (16 days)
Bangkok to Shanghai
Feb 8 (16 days)
Manaus to Ft. Lauderdale
Jan 5 (14 days)
Jan 19 (107 Days)
(Continued)
China & Japan Explorer
China & Japan
RT from Sydney
Mar 5 (42 days)
Osaka to Shanghai
Mar 8 (12 days)
Osaka to Shanghai • Apr 1 (12 days)
Tahiti to Honolulu
Jan 28 (12 days)
Honolulu to Tahiti
Feb 9 (12 days)
RT from Tahiti
Feb 21 (10 days)
World Cruise
(Continued)
Tahiti & Polynesia
RT from Tahiti
Mar 3 (10 days)
Hawaii & Tahiti
Shanghai to Osaka
Mar 20 (12 days)
RT from Tahiti
Jan 8, 18 (10 days)
Tahiti & Polynesia
Shanghai to Osaka
Feb 24 (12 days)
RT from Barbados
Feb 21 (14 days)
Southern Caribbean
Caribbean Calypso
Mediterranean
Collection
RT from London
Jun 7 (18 days)
RT from Rome
Nov 22 (12 days)
RT from BAR • Apr 4 (14 days)
World Cruise
(Continued)
Land of the Midnight Sun
London to Rome • Aug 21 (11 days)
RT from Rome
Oct 17 (12 days)
Grand Caribbean
Adventurer
Grand Caribbean Adventurer
Mar 27 (14 days)
Alaska Connoisseur
London to New York
Jun 25 (18 days)
Rome to Venice
Sep 23 (12 days)
Jan 26 (14 days)
RT from Barbados
Mar 21 (14 days)
Caribbean Calypso
Holy Land
Cape Town to London
May 7 (31 days)
Ireland & Scotland Interlude
RT from Barbados
Jan 24 (14 days)
Grand Caribbean
Islander
Mar 13 (14 days)
West Africa Adventurer
Southeast Asia
Odyssey
Antarctica & South
America Adventure
RT from Barbados
Mar 7 (14 days)
Amazon River
Ft. Lauderdale to Seattle
Apr 30 (20 days)
with Berlin
Grand Caribbean
Adventurer
Grand Caribbean
Adventurer
Feb 13 (14 days)
Panama Canal
RT from Perth
Jul 29 (17 days)
Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires
Dec 20 (20 days)
Grand Caribbean
Islander
Singapore to Cape Town
Apr 5 (32 days)
RT from Copenhagen
Jul 11 (10 days)
RT from Barbados
Dec 27 (14 days)
RT from Barbados
Feb 7 (14 days)
Africa, India, &
Southeast Asia
with Berlin
Grand Caribbean
Islander
Grand Caribbean
Islander
World Cruise
(Continued)
Shanghai to Singapore
Mar 20 (16 days)
Northern Australia
Explorer
Amazon River
Feb 27 (14 days)
Treasures of
Southeast Asia
Norwegian Interlude
Antarctica & South
America Adventure
RT from Barbados
Jan 10 (14 days)
Tokyo to Shanghai
Mar 6 (14 days)
Treasures of
Southeast Asia
Mediterranean Odyssey
Baja Sampler
Dec 20, 30 (10 days)
with Oslo
Panama Canal
Grand Caribbean
Adventurer
Eastern Caribbean
RT from Copenhagen
Jun 1, 21 (10 days)
Hawaii, Tahiti
& South Pacific
RT from Barbados
Nov 15 (14 days)
Panama Canal
with Oslo
Greek Isles
Sydney to Los Angeles
Oct 23 (29 days)
World Cruise
(Continued)
RT from Perth
May 31 (21 days)
Mexican Riviera
Sep 29 (10 days)
Hawaii, Tahiti
& South Pacific
Oct 24, 31 (7 days)
Eastern Caribbean
RT from Sydney
Mar 3 (42 days)
RT from Copenhagen
Aug 20, 30 (10 days)
San Francisco to Sydney
Sep 22 (30 days)
Venice to Ft. Lauderdale
Oct 8 (16 days)
China & Japan
Jan 2, 30 (14 days)
Jan 16 (14 days)
Ft. Lauderdale to Copenhagen
Apr 24 (18 days)
with Oslo
Grand Mediterranean
Bangkok to Shanghai
Feb 4 (16 days)
Jan 27 (107 Days)
Shanghai to Tokyo
Feb 20 (14 days)
RT from Copenhagen
Jun 11 (10 days)
Inside Passage
Bangkok to Shanghai
Jan 3 (16 days)
Rio de Janeiro to Ft. Lauderdale
Mar 16 (18 days)
with Berlin
Venice to Rome
Jul 28 (12 days)
Venetian Passage
Panama Canal
Jun 1, 11, 21 (10 days)
Greek Isles & Mediterranean
Panama Canal
Oct 21 (15 days)
Inside Passage
Rome to Venice
Jun 22 (12 days)
Sep 13 (7 days)
Panama Canal
RT from Seattle
Jun 6, 13, 20, 27 (7 days)
RT from Sydney
Feb 5, 18 (13 days)
Brazilian Adventure
Inside Passage
Greek Isles
& Mediterranean
Barcelona to Venice
Sep 2, 26 (12 days)
Venice to Barcelona
Sep 14, (12 days)
San Francisco to Ft. Lauderdale
Oct 6 (15 days)
Inside Passage
RT from Sydney
Jan 23 (13 days)
Santiago to Buenos Aires
Feb 18 (12 days)
RT from SFO • May 22 (10 days)
RT from Sydney
Jan 11 (12 days)
Between Tahiti and Honolulu
Mar 13, 25 (12 days)
World Cruise
(Continued into May)
Tahiti & Polynesia
RT from Tahiti
Apr 6, 16 (10 days)
Shanghai to Singapore
Apr 13 (16 days)
Hawaii & Tahiti
Indian Ocean & Middle East
Hawaiian Islands
Singapore to Rome • Apr 29 (28 days)
Tahiti to Honolulu • Apr 26 (12 days)
Honolulu to VAN • May 8 (10 days)
08/14/09
Panama Canal
Adventurer
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