Caribbean Princess, Regal Princess, Sky Princess ​Canada and New England Cruises
Princess Cruises currently has 18 modern ships in their global fleet and counting. They were first made famous by the American television series The Love Boat where they featured their ship the Pacific Princess. This great television series help fuel the dramatic expansion of the cruise industry's familiarity and growth. They cruise to more than 300 destinations worldwide on six continents.
Princess Cruises is owned by the Carnival Corporation & plc and they are headquartered in Santa Clarita, California. They are the second largest cruse line in terms of net revenue. They started their modest journey in 1965 as a chartered Mexican Riviera from Los Angeles cruise line but it wasn't until 1967 that the Princess "seawitch" logo appeared on her funnel.
They carry millions of guest each year who enjoy comfortable elegance, fantastic ports, and amazing and attentive service. Their vessels are designed to feel intimate, yet offer plenty of space and amenities. Their Canada and New England cruises range from 7 to 14 days where you will see some of the most amazing sites and quaint colonial cities.
Princess cruise to Bar Harbor, Maine includes seeing this stunning coastal town with its plentiful yachts and lobster boats. Your voyage will include a cruise to Boston, Massachusetts where it's famous for places like Beacon Hill and the Museum of Fine Arts. The best way to maneuver the city is on the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. Your voyage will include a stop by Canada's original city Saint John, New Brunswick to cruise this beautiful region rich with historic buildings. Princess also makes your cruise to Halifax a stop to check out the Citadel National Historic Site. Your Princess cruise to Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island will give you the opportunity to check out Victoria Park and St. Dunstan's Basilica to name a few. You're cruise to Quebec City, Quebec will explore this UNESCO old world heritage treasure. One of the most interesting things you can see when you stop in Sydney, Nova Scotia is the infamous Alexander Graham Bell Museum. Another very interesting stop on your Princess cruise is St. John's, Newfoundland, which is a quaint fishing village.
Experience some of the most captivating cuisine with some of the best succulent seafood, breads, pastries, healthy menu choices, fresh ingredients, and more.
Here are just a few of the great things they offer:
The Caribbean Princess has a gross tonnage of 112,894, guest capacity of 3,140, crew of 1,200, and is 952 feet long. The Regal Princess weighs in at 141,000 tons, a guest capacity of 3,560, crew capacity of 1,346, and is 217 feet long.
Princess Cruises is owned by the Carnival Corporation & plc and they are headquartered in Santa Clarita, California. They are the second largest cruse line in terms of net revenue. They started their modest journey in 1965 as a chartered Mexican Riviera from Los Angeles cruise line but it wasn't until 1967 that the Princess "seawitch" logo appeared on her funnel.
They carry millions of guest each year who enjoy comfortable elegance, fantastic ports, and amazing and attentive service. Their vessels are designed to feel intimate, yet offer plenty of space and amenities. Their Canada and New England cruises range from 7 to 14 days where you will see some of the most amazing sites and quaint colonial cities.
Princess cruise to Bar Harbor, Maine includes seeing this stunning coastal town with its plentiful yachts and lobster boats. Your voyage will include a cruise to Boston, Massachusetts where it's famous for places like Beacon Hill and the Museum of Fine Arts. The best way to maneuver the city is on the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. Your voyage will include a stop by Canada's original city Saint John, New Brunswick to cruise this beautiful region rich with historic buildings. Princess also makes your cruise to Halifax a stop to check out the Citadel National Historic Site. Your Princess cruise to Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island will give you the opportunity to check out Victoria Park and St. Dunstan's Basilica to name a few. You're cruise to Quebec City, Quebec will explore this UNESCO old world heritage treasure. One of the most interesting things you can see when you stop in Sydney, Nova Scotia is the infamous Alexander Graham Bell Museum. Another very interesting stop on your Princess cruise is St. John's, Newfoundland, which is a quaint fishing village.
Experience some of the most captivating cuisine with some of the best succulent seafood, breads, pastries, healthy menu choices, fresh ingredients, and more.
Here are just a few of the great things they offer:
- Comfy modern appointed staterooms
- Attentive service
- Day and nighttime entertainment like stage shows, games, casinos, deck parties, waterslides, and more
- Some of the world's most incredible ports of call
- Casual and elegant dining options, buffets, room service, and more
- Fantastic shore excursion options
- Princess Plus program with drinks, wifi, and gratuities included
The Caribbean Princess has a gross tonnage of 112,894, guest capacity of 3,140, crew of 1,200, and is 952 feet long. The Regal Princess weighs in at 141,000 tons, a guest capacity of 3,560, crew capacity of 1,346, and is 217 feet long.
Cuisine
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Dining onboard a Princess cruise ship is a world class experience. Every dish they create is "designed for fresh". There are many dining options from hand-tossed pizza, to multi-course gourmet meals. Princess Cruises was also awarded "Healthiest Cruise" by Shape Magazine. |
Entertainment
Princess was awarded the Cruise Passenger Reader's Choice Award for "Best Cruise Lines For Onboard Entertainment". Boy do they ever fulfill that title with their Broadway caliber stage shows that razzle dazzle, their music venues, "The Love Boat" disco deck parties, and they're state of the art theaters.
Shore Excursions
Princes Cruises offers some fantastic shore excursions at each of the Canada & New England Ports of Call. For example, Halifax, Nova Scotia is a great city town with a significant history as it is considered one of the crown jewels for the British Empire's overseas holdings.
Another great excursion is located in the picturesque town of Newport, RI where you can visit extravagant mansions. Some of America's wealthiest live here like the Vanderbilt's Breakers, and the Marble House which drew its inspiration from the French palace of Versailles.
Another great excursion is located in the picturesque town of Newport, RI where you can visit extravagant mansions. Some of America's wealthiest live here like the Vanderbilt's Breakers, and the Marble House which drew its inspiration from the French palace of Versailles.
Itineraries
Princess Cruises New England & Canada Cruises go to the following ports of call
Caribbean, Regal, and Sky Princess
- New York, NY
- Newport, RI
- Boston, MA
- Bar Harbor, ME
- Saint John, NB
- Halifax, NS
- Saguenay, NS
- Charlottetown, PEI
- Sydney, NS
- Quebec City, QC
- Sept Iles, QC
- St. John's NF
For reservations and more Information please call our
Travel Specialist at 918-393-2900 or Toll Free 1-888-756-9008
Email: Info@NewEnglandCruising.com
Travel Specialist at 918-393-2900 or Toll Free 1-888-756-9008
Email: Info@NewEnglandCruising.com
Inclusions
Included in your Princess Cruise is accommodations and housekeeping, meals onboard (including 4 course dining rooms), pizza restaurant, buffet, 24 hour international cafe, 24 hour room service, non bottled water, tea, coffee, entertainment, numerous activities, movies and tv shows, safe, hair dryer, pool, hot tub, and deckside activities, mini golf.
Not included
Premium dining options, specialty drinks, alcoholic beverages, soft drinks, mini bar drinks, 18% gratuity on all drinks, casino play, salon and spa services, private pool sanctuary, excursions, hotels, airfare, ground transportation, medical services, port charges, fees and taxes, ship to shore calls, retail shop purchases, personal expenditures.
Premium dining options, specialty drinks, alcoholic beverages, soft drinks, mini bar drinks, 18% gratuity on all drinks, casino play, salon and spa services, private pool sanctuary, excursions, hotels, airfare, ground transportation, medical services, port charges, fees and taxes, ship to shore calls, retail shop purchases, personal expenditures.
Staterooms
Sky Princess Staterooms
Regal Princess
Caribbean Princess
Deck Plans
Princess Cruises deck plans are property of Princes Cruises. All deck layouts are for informational purposes only and NewEnglandCruising.com is not responsible for their accuracy.
Caribbean Princess
The Caribbean Princess has a gross tonnage of 112,894, guest capacity of 3,140, crew of 1,200, and is 952 feet long.
The Caribbean Princess has a gross tonnage of 112,894, guest capacity of 3,140, crew of 1,200, and is 952 feet long.
Regal Princess
The Regal Princess weighs in at 141,000 tons, a guest capacity of 3,560, crew capacity of 1,346, and is 217 feet long.
The Regal Princess weighs in at 141,000 tons, a guest capacity of 3,560, crew capacity of 1,346, and is 217 feet long.
Sky Princess
Weighs in at 141,000 gross tons, length of 6268 yards, guest capacity 3,560, crew of 1,346
Weighs in at 141,000 gross tons, length of 6268 yards, guest capacity 3,560, crew of 1,346
Updated 03/18/21. pl