Princess Cruises to sail onboard to the ‘Rhythm of the Caribbean’
Princess Cruises is set to offer its guests sailing to the Caribbean a raft of new onboard experiences and activities derived from the tropical islands. The enhancements include new cuisine, cocktails, entertainment and ‘parrots in the piazza’.
The ‘Rhythm of the Caribbean’ programme will first appear on the 3,150-guest Caribbean Princess in May 2018. It will then be rolled out on further Princess ships in the Caribbean over the course of this year.
The programm includes:
- Authentic island cuisine – try local dishes including Jamaican jerk chicken, red snapper, creole black mussels, Puerto Rican mofongo, pineapple crème brulée and more
- Cocktails – sample the flavour of the Caribbean with rum punch, tropical coolers, coladas, mojitos and regional rum tasting
- Parrots in the Piazza – meet ‘parrots of the Caribbean’ and macaws up close and personal in the ship’s atrium while learning about their habits and habitat
- Caribbean festival – presented in association with Princess Cruises’ ‘Festivals of the World’, the spirit of the Caribbean comes to life onboard with parties, themed activities and musical performances
- Indoor planetarium experience – Princess Cruises and the Discovery Channel will host a stargazing programme out on deck, with the constellations, moon, planets and galaxies visible from the Caribbean night sky
- Stories from deep sea – guests can meet real-life shipwreck hunters onboard, who will share tales of their lost treasure and recovery explorations. And on select voyages, Martin Graff, a veteran shark diver, will explain more about his encounters with the infamous underwater predators
- Pirate-themed activities – young landlubbers can enjoy swashbuckling’ fun as they learn how to talk like a pirate, dress like a pirate and even dance like a pirate during a themed party for the whole family
Previously Princess Cruises has used different themes for different destinations. As a guest do you think you will enjoy this theme on board?