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Caribbean Princess
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The Caribbean Princess cruise ship is a Grand Class ship from Princess Cruises. The ship has a massive outside theater screen almost 300 square feet in size presenting ‘Movies under the stars’. The old three storey high grand atrium is now... Click to continue>
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Coral Princess
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Coral Princess is one of five Sun class vessels in the Princess Cruises fleet, featuring a new and improved ‘power generation’ engineering, bringing together gas turbine and diesel engine. Coral Princess is one of two Princess ships designed... Click to continue>
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Crown Princess
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Crown Princess is a Grand-class cruise ship belonging to Princess Cruises, and is one of the largest ships in the fleet. The vessel is 290 m long and carries 3,080 passengers and has close to 900 balconies. The centerpiece of the ship is the... Click to continue>
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Dawn Princess
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Dawn Princess belongs to Princess Cruise Lines Sun class of cruise ships. Dawn Princess welcomes all guests at the Grand Plaza which has floor made of marble, staircase made of brass, amazing woodwork, intricately carved glass work and a great... Click to continue>
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Diamond Princess
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Diamond Princess is one of Princess Cruises’ Grand-class ships. She is one of only two Princess cruise ships built in Japan, the other being her sister ship, the Sapphire Princess. The ship features luxurious suites, comfortable cabins, formal and... Click to continue>
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Emerald Princess
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Emerald Princess is part of the Princess Cruises and belongs to the Grand class in her fleet. The cruise has three main dining rooms, bar, lounges, night club, pools, Lotus Spa, duty free stores, a hall dedicated to photography and expensive art and... Click to continue>
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Golden Princess
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Golden Princess is a Grand class vessel built at the Fincantieri shipyard in Italy in 2001. She is one of the largest ships of the Princess Cruise Line fleet. A focal feature of the ship is the Grand Plaza, an expansive three deck high atrium. Click to continue>
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Grand Princess
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Grand Princess is the Princess Cruise Lines’ first Grand-class ship, and is a sister ship to the Golden Princess, Caribbean Princess and Star Princess. It cost Princess Cruises approximately $400 to build this huge vessel. Its clear-cut layout... Click to continue>
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Island Princess
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Island Princess is one Princess Cruises Sun-class ships and a sister ship to the Coral Princess. The 294m long ship was built in St. Nazaire, France in 2003 A feature of the ship is the atrium with its light work made of wood and brass, great... Click to continue>
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Ocean Princess
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Ruby Princess
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This majestic ship debuted in 2008 and has given travellers a taste of European living. Featuring a piazza-style atrium complete with cosy eateries and street entertainers, the Ruby Princess makes for an unforgettable cruising experience. Adults who... Click to continue>
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Sapphire Princess
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One of the world’s largest cruise ships, the Sapphire Princess was unveiled in 2004 and is the sister of the equally elegant Diamond Princess. This Grand Class ship has offered passengers with unforgettable cruise experiences since then, and is... Click to continue>
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Sea Princess
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With its sisters Dawn Princess and Sun Princess, the five-star Sea Princess is one of the core ships of Princess Cruises’ Grand Class fleet. The ship is constructed and decorated to give off a modern elegant feel, with features such as a central... Click to continue>
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Star Princess
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The Star Princess is truly a destination on its own, complete with all the trademark Princess Cruises features and facilities that make this ship a shining star on the high seas. This ship is sister to the Grand Princess and Golden Princess, but... Click to continue>
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Sun Princess
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A ship belonging to Princess Cruises’ Sun Class, the Sun Princess was one of the largest cruise ships in the world at the time of its construction. She leads the fleet of sister ships Dawn Princess, Sea Princess, and the former Ocean Princess. The... Click to continue>
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