Princess Cruises has just announced an 111-day full world cruise that will visit 41 destinations, 13 UNESCO World Heritage sites, and 27 countries on five continents in 2019.
The voyage of a lifetime will bless guests with unforgettable experiences that includes a circumnavigation around the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa with ports of calls in Asia, Australia, South America and beyond.
Princess promises one dazzling highlight after the next, and an adventure that keeps unfolding day after day where passengers will see some of the world’s best places aboard Pacific Princess.
The 111-day full World Cruise voyage offers two round trip options to guests, from Los Angeles or from Ft. Lauderdale, with 41 destinations in 27 countries on five continents, featuring overnights in Cape Town and Singapore.
Three maiden ports of call are highlights of the 2019 World Cruise. Stewart Island, New Zealand, also known as the island of tranquility, where over 85% of the island is a national park.
The remote island of Saint Helena, a U.K. territory, is one of the best kept secrets of the South Atlantic with dramatic cliffs and lush forests. Guadeloupe, Pointe-à-Pitre, is the New Orleans of the Caribbean, where the flavours of a distinctly French island life are around every corner.
The itinerary will be as follows; Ft. Lauderdale; Cartagena; Panama Canal; Puerto Quepos; Huatulco; Puerto Vallarta; Los Angeles; Honolulu; Maui; Tahiti; Huahine; Raiatea; Cross International Date Line; Tonga; Auckland; Dunedin; Stewart Island; Sydney; Cairns; Darwin; Komodo Island; Singapore; Kuala Lumpur; Langkawi; Phuket; Colombo; Maldives; Seychelles Islands; Nosy Be; Mauritius; Reunion Island; Durban; East London; Cape Town; Lüderitz; Walvis Bay; Saint Helena; Natal; Fortaleza; Devil’s Island scenic cruising; Barbados; Guadeloupe; Tortola; Ft. Lauderdale.
Princess plan to let guests linger longer in select ports with late-night departures (from 9 pm or later) to really make the most of local culture.
There will be special experiences unique to this epic voyage with over 50 international guest entertainers, cocktail parties and themed deck parties, local folkloric shows, special officer dinners, commemorative take-home menus, cooking classes with Princess Cruises chefs and more to be revealed.
This world cruise is part of Princess Cruises 2018-2019 exotic itineraries, fares will range from $20,999 per person for an inside stateroom to $55,299 per person for a suite, and the cruise opens for bookings on May 25, 2017.
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