Explore the World in Style with Princess Cruise Lines

Princess Cruise Lines introduced the general public to cruising with the now world-famous television series "The Love Boat" back in 1970. Offering worldwide exploration with their fleet of 12 vessels and 150 itineraries, you can explore the world in grand style.

Different Vessels Attract Different Crowds

Princess Cruises' ships vary in style and size, so make your selection carefully. From the 109,000 ton 2,600 passenger Grand Princess (too large to pass the Panama Canal) to the 30,277 ton 580 passenger Tahitian Princess (offering a more traditional, intimate cruise favored by honeymooners), Princess Cruise Lines attracts a varied passenger demographic. Their newest vessels sport fully-equipped spas, multimillion-dollar art collections, atriums and even champagne waterfalls! Princess Cruises offers a Personal Choice Dining program, letting you dine when you wish and with whom. In addition, you can choose from alternative dining options ranging from Italian to Asian cuisine. Don't forget to pack your formal attire, though; it's required on selected evenings.

The Pioneer in Alaska Cruises

The Princess Cruise Ship Line has been a pioneer in the development of Alaska sailings and Alaska land tours. They own lodges in Denali National Park (Mt. McKinley) and the Kenai Peninsula as well as a new lodge on the Copper River. Add these tours either before or after your Princess Cruise.

Renew Your Vows at Sea on a Princess Cruise

And how about renewing your vows at sea on Valentine's Day? They have appropriately renamed it "The Love Boat National Holiday"! You can book Princess Cruises through our selection of top cruise consolidators/cruise agencies. View ships, deck plans and staterooms, get sailing dates, cruise news and expert reviews on the Princess Cruise Lines voyage of your choice and save big money by booking your all inclusive cruise vacation online.

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