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Princess Cruises Details 2011-2012 Hawaii, Tahiti and the South Pacific Cruise Season
- Explore the Islands of Aloha, French Polynesia, Samoa and
Other Idyllic Pacific Islands: by Princess Cruise Line
Sun, sand, swaying palm trees, the scent of topical flowers in the air and breathtaking island scenery set the stage for a South Pacific cruise vacation. Princess Cruises will take passengers on a variety of island voyages in 2011-2012 with a full schedule of cruises to Hawaii, Tahiti and the South Pacific on 43 sailings of 10 itineraries to 33 ports throughout these idyllic islands.
Each island destinations has its own charms. In Hawaii - enjoy the spirit of Aloha throughout the island chain, while Tahiti and the other islands of French Polynesia showcase a unique mix of South Seas appeal and French culture. Samoa, Fiji, New Caledonia and Vanuatu each offer their own style and island allure, and all feature the stunning vistas found throughout the South Pacific. Travelers interested in the convenience of a roundtrip voyage from Los Angeles can choose to sail aboard Golden Princess or Sapphire Princess to the Hawaiian Islands or on a new 28-day Hawaii, Tahiti & South Pacific cruise aboard Sapphire Princess. Cruisers to Tahiti will enjoy the small ship ambiance of Ocean Princess on several itineraries, and Princess’ Aussie-style sailings from Down Under feature Sun Princess, Dawn Princess and Sea Princess sailing roundtrip from Sydney or Brisbane. “Everyone dreams of running away to an idyllic Pacific island,” said Jan Swartz, Princess Cruises executive vice president. “Our cruises can bring these wonderful islands to life, with more choices than ever to find the perfect vacation.”
The Hawaiian Islands each have their own personality. On Oahu, the state capital of Honolulu offers a wealth of historic, cultural and scenic attractions, including famous Waikiki Beach, America’s only royal residence the Iolani Palace, and Pearl Harbor. The Big Island, the youngest and largest of the Hawaiian Islands, has the most varied in landscape – with striking black sand beaches, tropical rain forests, and the famed Volcanoes National Park, home to 3 volcanoes, including actively erupting Kilauea.
Known as the "Garden Isle," Kauai offers lush green valleys, cascading waterfalls and geological wonders, such as the dramatic Nã Pali Coastline, and spectacular Waimea Canyon. The second largest of the Hawaiian Islands, Maui boasts some of the world's most superb beaches & dramatic mountain landscapes. Visitors can also explore the port town of Lahaina which was once King Kamehameha’s capital.
Made up of more than 130 islands, French Polynesia includes some of the most dreamed about South Seas islands, such as Tahiti and Bora Bora. This is the South Pacific of Melville, Gauguin and Michener. Particularly immortalized by Gauguin's paintings, Tahiti evokes exotic island images and the South Seas state of mind. Nearby Moorea boast precipitous mountains that reach for the sky, creating picture postcard views. No name captures the imagination of paradise as well as Bora Bora. Perhaps the most stunning island in the South Pacific, its majestic landscape was sculpted by ancient volcanoes, showcasing a shimmering lagoon and barrier reef. Passengers on Ocean Princess’ 10-day Tahiti & Polynesia itinerary will enjoy a full Two-Day Experience in Bora Bora with extra time to enjoy the island’s charms.
The two islands of Huahine are surrounded by a deep lagoon encircled by a coral necklace. Connected by a bridge, both islands boast white-sand beaches, vanilla and banana plantations, and some of Polynesia's most significant cultural sites. The largest atoll in French Polynesia, divers from all over the world flock to Rangiroa, to explore the undersea world of its 42-mile aquamarine lagoon filled with unique marine life and magnificent underwater scenery.
Samoa and American Samoa lie at the heart of the South Pacific. Pago Pago is the capital of American Samoa, the southernmost territory of the United States. Here abundant rain creates a lush green landscape marked by ancient volcanoes and thriving coral atolls. Apia, the main township of Samoa, personifies the fa'a Samoa (the Samoan Way), and conjures up images of the perfect South Seas island town.
Hawaii, Tahiti and South Pacific cruises: sail to Hawaii, between Hawaii and Tahiti and throughout the island paradises of the South Pacific. Hawaiian Islands Cruises – Golden Princess and Sapphire Princess will sail from LA on a 14-day roundtrip voyage to the Land of Aloha with calls at Hilo on the Big Island, Honolulu, Kauai, and Lahaina on Maui, plus Ensenada, Mexico. The ships will sail between September 28, 2011 and April 25, 2012.
Tahiti & Polynesia – This classic Princess itinerary sails roundtrip from Papeete, Tahiti for 10 days among the islands of Polynesia, with two overnight visits. Ocean Princess starts with an overnight in the Tahitian capital and then calls on Huahine, Rangiroa, Raiatea, Bora Bora (Two-day Experience includes two full days and an overnight), and Moorea. Sailings depart on December 17, 2011; January 18 and 28, 2012.
Hawaii & Tahiti – enjoy intimacy of a small cruise ship on a voyage of both the Polynesian paradises of Hawaii and French Polynesia. These 11-day sailings between Papeete and Honolulu on Ocean Princess include calls at Moorea, Bora Bora, Hilo, Maui, and Kauai. Sailings:12/27, 2011; 1/ 7, 2/7 & 18, 2012.
Hawaii, Tahiti & Samoa –28-day itinerary aboard Sapphire Princess offers an unusual roundtrip voyage from LA, to three island groups in one convenient roundtrip sailing. The ship calls at Hilo, Honolulu, Kauai, Maui, Pago Pago, Apia, Bora Bora, Moorea and Papeete. The sailing departs on October 22, 2011.
South Pacific & New Zealand Cruises – Sailing between Sydney and Papeete, Ocean Princess offers a 16-day voyage including Tauranga, Auckland, Suva (Fiji), Apia, Pago Pago, Bora Bora, and Moorea. The ship departs on December 2, 2011 and February 29, 2012.
Hawaii, Tahiti & South Pacific – Sea Princess sails across the Pacific between San Francisco and Sydney on a 29-day voyage to Honolulu, Maui, Moorea, Papeete, Bora Bora, Pago Pago, Suva, Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin & Fiordland National Park scenic cruising. sailings depart 9/17, 2011 & 4/15, 2012.
Aussie Experience Voyages: Sailings aboard Sun Princess, Dawn Princess and Sea Princess head to the islands from Sydney or Brisbane and feature onboard amenities to appeal to Australian tastes.
Hawaii, Tahiti & South Pacific – Dawn Princess sail on a 35-day roundtrip voyage from Sydney, calls at Nuku’Alofa (Tonga), Apia, Hilo, Kilauea Volcano scenic cruising, Maui, Honolulu, Kauai, Kona, Papeete, Moorea, Raiatea, Bora Bora, Pago Pago, Suva and Nouméa (New Caledonia). Ships sail on April 13, 2012.
New Caledonia & Vanuatu – Dawn Princess 12-day from Sydney to call at Nouméa, Isle of Pines and Lifou in New Caledonia; and Vila, Wala and Champagne Bay in Vanuatu. The ship sails on May 13, 2011.
Fijian Jewels – Sun Princess sails from Brisbane 11-day journey to Nouméa & Isle of Pines in New Caledonia; 3 Fiji ports, Suva, Port Denarau, & Dravuni Island; & Vila. Sails 1/11 and 2/5, 2012.
Fiji & South Pacific –sailing from Sydney 14 days with calls at Lifou, five ports in Fiji: Vila, Port Denarau, Suva, Savu Savu, and Dravuni Island; plus Nouméa. Available on Dawn Princess, Sea Princess and Sun Princess, sailings depart October 5, November 1 and 28, 2011; February 6 and March 16, 2012.
2011-2012 Princess “Down Under” Cruises and Cruisetours
Many people dream to once in their lives have the opportunity to travel “down under” to the magical lands of Australia (6th largest country in the world) and New Zealand (the youngest country on earth), with beautiful scenery, amazing cities, cultures, and iconic animals only known to populate this area. So why not make this a cruise destination? Princess makes it possible to explore these destinations on a voyage of land/sea adventures.
Australia houses the outback, the Great Barrier Reef, the Sydney Harbour and Opera house, more than 10,000 beaches and the lowest population density globally. The animal population houses kangaroos, koalas, Tasmanian devil, horseback riding through vineyards.
New Zealand offers the Fiordland National Park , UNESCO World Heritage Site, with icy blue lakes. This country is a very scenic location with rustic countrywide, farms, and open fields. Many films have been created here, such as “the lord of the rings” Here you can find kiwis, which are either the national bird – or the local people themselves!
Australia & New Zealand sailings – Princess offers exploring “down under” with a season on Diamond Princess. These 12- or 13-day voyages travel between Sydney and Auckland, calling at Melbourne, Hobart (Tasmania), Fiordland National Park scenic cruising, Dunedin, Christchurch, and Tauranga along the way, with a call in Wellington, New Zealand also on the 13-day voyages. Sailings run from December 2011 to January 2012.
Australia & Asia sailings – aboard Diamond Princess between Sydney and Singapore or Beijing. The Australia & Asia itinerary takes passengers on a 19-day journey from Singapore to the Asia ports of Ko Samui, Bangkok, Ho Chi Mihn City, and Bali; plus Australian calls at Darwin, Port Douglas and Airlie Beach for the Great Barrier Reef. The 23-day Australia & China route also sails via northern Australia and adds ports such as Taipei, Nagasaki, Busan (S Korea), Shanghai and Dalian. Sailings depart November 27, 2011 and February 4, 2012.
Small Ship Experience – Ocean Princess offers several journeys between Australia and the wonders of Asia or the beautiful islands of the South Pacific, featuring the intimate, classic cruising atmosphere of a small ship. The 20-day Australia & Asia voyages sail to northern Australia, including the Whitsunday Islands, Great Barrier Reef and Darwin; plus call in Bali, Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam), and Bangkok and Ko Samui in Thailand. Ocean Princess sets sail on Nov 12, 2011 and March 17, 2012. The ship’s 16-day South Pacific & New Zealand voyages travel between Sydney and Papeete, Tahiti, with calls in Tauranga, Auckland, and the island paradises of Suva (Fiji), Apia (Samoa), Pago Pago, Bora Bora, and Moorea. Sailings depart on December 2, 2011 and February 29, 2012.
“Aussie Experience” sailings – Locally based ships Sun Princess, Dawn Princess and Sea Princess offer “Aussie-style” cruising to Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific from Sydney, Melbourne and now Brisbane. Featuring Australian dollars as the onboard currency plus dining and entertainment options geared to Australian tastes, these sailings offer a true local experience to passengers from all over. Itineraries include voyages to Tasmania, New Zealand, Northern Australia and Round Australia sailings that circumnavigate the continent. Sailings depart throughout the May 2011 to May 2012 season.
Cruisetours
Three guided land tours of Australia can be added to a cruise to create a full land and sea vacation, covering some of the continent’s undisputed wonders. All cruisetours include a 12- or 13-day Australia and New Zealand cruise, plus time in cosmopolitan Sydney, including its world-famous Opera House and Bondi Beach.
Those who want to explore the extensive Great Barrier Reef will enjoy a high-speed catamaran tour of this living marvel with the Tropical Highlights tour, featuring four nights on land, including two nights in Sydney and two in Carins. Travelers will spend a day Great Barrier Reef, plus visit with some crocodiles, explore Kuranda Rainforest Village, and learn about the locals at Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park.
The six-night Australian Outback Adventure visits the Great Barrier Reef and ventures into the vast Australian Outback with two nights in Sydney, one night at Ayers Rock, one night in Alice Springs and two nights in Cairns. In the outback, travelers will visit the famed Uluru (Ayers Rock), touring the Olgas and 36 mysterious domes plus viewing Ayers Rock at sunset. They’ll also enjoy an Aboriginal cultural experience. In the town of Alice Springs travelers have the option to ride a camel and visit Desert Park to experience local wildlife.
The seven-night Ultimate Australia tour features the Great Barrier Reef and Ayers Rock plus visits to Darwin and the majestic Kakadu National Park. This land itinerary offers two nights in Sydney, one night at Ayers Rock, one night at Kakadu, one night in Darwin and two nights at Port Douglas for the Great Barrier Reef. Travelers will experience Kakadu’s extensive wetlands, diverse wildlife and the largest number of accessible Aboriginal sites in Australia. In Darwin, visitors will explore the city, including the Darwin Museum and Windows of the Wetlands visitor center.
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Princess 2011-2012 Exotics
Featuring Asia, Africa & India, Australia & New Zealand,
Hawaii, Tahiti & South Pacific and South America
Cruise Launch Fares starting from $1195 per person*
New itineraries and returning favorites. The new 28-day Hawaii, Tahiti & Samoa combines the best of these three destinations, while several popular itineraries return, including the 14-day Hawaiian Islands sailing roundtrip from Los Angeles and the 16-day Southeast Asia & China between Beijing and Singapore.
- The 2-Day Experience. Passengers can spend two days in spectacular ports such as Bora Bora and Hong Kong, giving them more time to explore.
- Small ship cruising. Ocean Princess and Pacific Princess sail throughout the Exotics, including the 107-day World Cruise from Ft. Lauderdale to Venice.
- Land & sea vacations. The new Tropical Highlights cruise tour features some of the best sights of Australia and is among several escorted vacations in Australia, Asia and South America for the new season.
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Announcing the
2011 Alaska Program
Add 3 days at Denali from just $299.
Fares start at $948 for cruisetours and $649 for cruises per person.* |
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Land & Sea vacations – For 2011, we have an exciting variety of options, including our most popular Denali Explorer cruisetours, plus other choices that provide unique ways to experience Denali and beyond:
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Denali Explorer. Our best land & sea vacation value, these cruisetours feature multiple nights at Denali, exclusive Direct-to-the-Wilderness® rail service, overnights at Princess wilderness lodges and a 7-day cruise highlighted by a trip to Glacier Bay National Park. They also include popular sightseeing activities. |
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On Your Own. Our most affordable options. With no scheduled activities, your clients have the freedom to spend time at Denali with optional excursions or simply relax at our comfortable wilderness lodges. |
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Off the Beaten Path. All of the key benefits of a Denali Explorer vacation plus visits to Wrangell-St. Elias National Park, the Kenai Peninsula or the remote Arctic Circle. |
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Connoisseur. A tour director travels with the group on land and most meals are included for our highest level of service. Plus, experience Denali with options to Kenai and Wrangell-St. Elias National Park. |
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Three incredible cruise itineraries. Our 7-day Voyage of the Glaciers cruise, between Vancouver, B.C. and Whittier, offers two glacier-viewing experiences including Glacier Bay National Park. We also have 7- and 10-day options that cruise the Inside Passage, roundtrip from Seattle or San Francisco. All cruises include charming ports like Juneau, Ketchikan and Skagway.
Start booking groups early, and take advantage of extraordinary fares - 10-night land & sea vacations start from just $948pp; 7-day cruises start from just $649 per person.*
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Golden Princess: 7 Day Inside Passage – Roundtrip Seattle
Insides from $749, 2010: 9/18 - Additional Amenities: $50 shipboard credit & a Travel Mug
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Princess Cruises’ new A la Carte land and sea cruisetours give you the opportunity and flexibility to enjoy a customized adventure in the great Alaskan wild!
Each A la Carte vacation includes a 7-day Voyage of the Glaciers cruise, visiting the frontier towns of Ketchikan, Juneau and Skagway, along with at least three days inside awe-inspiring Denali at a Princess Wilderness Lodge, two unforgettable glacier-viewing experiences and scenic rail travel through the heart of Alaska. Plus, with no scheduled activities, you can customize your vacation with a range of optional excursions, such as river rafting, nature walks, horseback riding or native village tours. Contact our agency today to create the Alaska vacation of your dreams with Princess Cruises and a list of departures. |
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Princess Cruises Announces Largest Europe Program Ever for 2011
Includes Most Princess Ships to Sail in Europe, 42 Unique Itineraries and 135 Ports
SANTA CLARITA, Calif. (March 10, 2010) – Princess Cruises unveiled its most extensive Europe season for 2011, with more ships, departure choices and itinerary options. Seven vessels will offer 42 itineraries, seven new routes, with 135 ports.
These ports feature access to attractions of cultural and natural heritage from Italy’s Amalfi Coast and Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg to the birthplace of Apollo on the island of Delos (from Mykonos) and 16th-century Suleymaniye Mosque (in Istanbul).
In addition, Princess enhanced overnight offerings for more time in ports through Europe, such as Venice, Istanbul, St. Petersburg, Alexandria, Dublin and Edinburgh.
The 2011 program includes 7 new itineraries, with fresh vacation opportunities. Among these are 11-day Scandinavia & Russia itinerary featuring calls in ports such as Oslo, Berlin, Stockholm and a two-day stay in St. Petersburg. Also are new 7-day Interlude voyages combined for longer sailings, visiting boutique ports in the Mediterranean.
“As a leader in Europe cruises we constantly aim to design an intriguing range of vacation choices, but next year our lineup may really challenge passengers to choose among some outstanding options,” said Jan Swartz, Princess Cruises executive VP. “Whether they want the amenities of a large ship or the intimate experience of a smaller vessel; a short, seven-day getaway or an extended adventure over several weeks, there’s a Princess cruise to match.”
The 2011 Europe program ships and routes:
• Ruby Princess with 12-day Grand Mediterranean itinerary & Greek Isles routes.
• Star Princess cruises the Mediterranean, taking the 12-day Egypt, Greek Isles and Mediterranean itineraries.
• Emerald Princess returns by 11-day Scandinavia & Russia including the Baltic region with Princess’ signature two-day experience in St. Petersburg
• Crown Princess sails the British Isles on two 12-day itineraries, with voyages to Norway & Iceland from 7-12 days. • Grand Princess offers 3 new itineraries of Mediterranean & N Europe voyages, ranging from seven to 17 days.
• The intimate Ocean Princess offers 7-day Greek Isles & Mediterranean Interlude itineraries combined for 14-day+ longer voyages, to explore boutique ports such as Cephalonia in Greece, and Koper, Slovenia.
• Small sister ship Pacific Princess sails to the Holy Land & Black Sea, with classic destinations such as Egypt, Israel, Ukraine, Greece and Turkey
Overnight Calls & 2-Day Experiences – All 12-day Mediterranean voyages include an overnight stay in Venice, 12-day Black Sea & Crimean Coasts features overnight stay in Istanbul. Passengers on 12-day Holy Land voyages explore Egypt & Israel, calls in 2 ports. In N Europe, overnight in Dublin & Edinburgh feature select voyages, and 11-day Scandinavia & Russia sailings offer two full days in St. Petersburg on every voyage. New ports – 5 new European ports include Aahus in Denmark, Motril (for Grenada), on Spain’s coast of Andalusia & Mediterranean port Sete, France; Aghios Nikolaos on Crete (Greece), and cosmopolitan Antwerp, Belgium.
Mediterranean &Greek Isles –21 itineraries in the Mediterranean, with 6 new routes.
7-Day Interlude Voyages – Ocean Princess on Mediterranean options, including new week-long Interlude voyages designed to combine 14-21 day sailings.
Holy Land and Black Sea – Pacific Princess also offers an intimate cruise experience as it sails to the unforgettable ports of the Holy Land, plus Mediterranean Collection voyages and a Black Sea & Crimean Coasts itinerary.
Scandinavia & Russia – Emerald Princess in the Baltic region features calls in Oslo, the new port of Aarhous (Denmark), Berlin, Tallinn, 2 days in St. Petersburg, Helsinki, and Stockholm.
N Europe –14 itinerary options offer options to British Isles, Norwegian fjords, and Iceland and Greenland. Sailings from Southampton aboard Crown Princess, Grand Princess and Ocean Princess; plus travel on top-of-the-world voyages aboard Ocean Princess to explore the beauty of Iceland and Greenland, or sail on a week-long Ireland & Scotland Interlude.
Up to 50% off Alaska vacations!
Savings on select 2010 Alaska land & sea cruisetours... Balcony views at Oceanview prices!
Savings on 2010 Summer Caribbean, Europe and Alaska —
plus Fall Canada & New England cruises and cruisetours*
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Select 2010 Europe, Alaska, Canada &
New England and Summer Caribbean cruises and cruisetours
7-day Balconies starting as low as $849
A variety of 10- to 15-night Alaska cruisetours, including roundtrip options
See all the spectacular mountains, wildlife and glaciers on an unforgettable Alaska cruisetour - Book today!
Experience the best of Alaska – SAVE up to 25% – on a land-and-sea Princess Alaska cruisetour. This offer available for a limited time, so book your vacation today to take advantage of our Denali On Sale deals!* Princess cruisetours range from 10- to 15-nights, including roundtrip options from Vancouver, B.C. and Seattle. You’ll spend four to eight days exploring the Alaskan wilderness, seven days sailing its pristine waterways, and every itinerary includes Alaska’s top two attractions – Denali and Glacier Bay National Parks.
So you get to see the best of Alaska in one vacation!
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Select 2010 Europe, Alaska & Summer Caribbean cruises & cruisetours
Balconies from: $899* $999* $1,799 $2,799*
7-day Caribbean cruises 7-day Alaska cruises 11-day Alaska cruisetours 12-day Europe cruises
Whether you’re seeking the warm, tropical breezes of the Caribbean, Alaska’s natural beauty or the unforgettable scenery of Europe, you’ll enjoy the signature cuisine, welcoming service and exclusive amenities for which Princess is renowned.
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2010-2011 Exotics Program |
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Up to $500 per person group discount offers - Group fares start at $785 per person, cruise only. |
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* 45 Unique Itineraries (4 new), *131 Depatures, * over 190 ports (6 new for the season), * 10 ships |
Asia: Diamond Princess and Ocean Princess with two ocean itineraries, plus new ports on 16 day South China Sea sailing over holidays – Manila, Philippines and Xiamen, China.
World Cruise: New routing for 2011 World Cruise, a 107 day voyage sailing from Ft. Lauderdale to Rome, visit exotic locals Bali, Bangkok, Dubai and Mozambique, Togo, Ghana, Senegal.
South America: Popular cruises return, including small-ship Amazon voyages on Pacific Princess, newly renovated Star Princess sails Cape Horn and Antarctica.
Australia & New Zealand: 3 ships visit in 2010-2011, offering opportunities to explore sailings from 12-28days.
Canada and New England: Caribbean Princess and Crown princess return for Fall 2010 sailings to Canada and New England spanning 7-13 days.
2 day Experience: Princess’ signatures 2-day Experience on 3 itineraries include cities of Hong Kong, Sydney, and Cape Town.
Cruise Tours: 11 cruise tours – providing in depth land & sea vacations all regions
The best group program gets even better!
Lower fares than 2009! Princess increased group discount up to $500 per person. 2010-2011 group discount available categories from $25 – $500 more, vary by itinerary + cruise length. Plus, select Alaska/Asia and Andes voyages are priced at 2-for-1 off Launch Fares.
Princess Cruise Line: operates more than 10 sailing ships with 150 global itineraries. The fleet includes Golden Princess, Grand Princess, Coral Princess, Star Princess, Dawn Princess, Sun Princess, Regal Princess, Royal Princess, Tahitian Princess, Pacific Princess, and Island Princess. Ship Designers envisioned a “Big Ship Choice, but small ship feel” with the deluxe amenities of first class hotels and individual attention such as 24 hour room service, or chocolates on the pillows at night.
Daytime activities include ScholarShip at Sea cooking classes, ceramics, or photography, poolside activities, 2,000 book library, sporting events such as a nine hole putting green
or golf simulator, new waves program, open water scuba and snorkeling instructions, ping pong, paddle tennis, and painting lessons. The sanctuary offers an outdoor spa setting, meals, and personal entertainment. Nighttime activities include Broadway shows, dancing/karaoke/comedy lounges, parties/bars/lounges, champagne waterfall, movies and TV.
Services onboard include a passenger service/pursers desk, postal service opportunity, group services for conferences, private parties, currency exchange machines, medical centers, religious services on holidays, laundry and dry cleaning, and a floral shop.
Many of the ships offer teen programs offering arts and crafts to splash pools and video games. Toddlers are protected in a special outdoor deck and play area. Teens have a separate hot tub and deck area just for them. Supervision is monitored by staff/youth activity coordinators. A children’s science museum provides chemistry experiments, whale watching, marine biology studies and programs geared toward the ships destination. |
