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Welcome to your November 2011 Princess Captain’s CircleSM Magazine

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Ancient treasuresModern wondersExperience Asia, the South Pacific, South America and beyond...

Designer Teresa Anderson on the art of cruise ship interior design. (pg. 2)

Australia & New Zealand: Gorgeous glaciers to warm beaches, native culture to cosmopolitan cities… (pg. 12)

Fresh, bold fl avors debut on Sabatini’s new menu. (pg. 5)

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1 From the bridge Captain Nick Nash

Who is The Consummate Host?®

John Ibbotson

2 “ It must be elegant. It must be soothing. It must be dramatic.”Designer Teresa Anderson on the art of cruise ship interior design

3 Sapphire Princess® gets a makeoverGet the inside scoop from drydock

4 Platinum StudioCapturing the beauty that lies within

Award-winning documentaries featuring Princess® destinations Produced and directed by Scott David Martin

Cover Photos : (top) Po Lin Monastery — Lantau Island, Hong Kong, China • (from left to right) Sydney Opera House — Australia • Club Fusion — Sapphire Princess® • Sabatini’s Granceola con Arugula e Vinaigrette al Pomodoro Affumicato

contents 5 Fresh, bold flavors debut on Sabatini’s new menu

From Sabatini’s kitchenMosaico di Verdure Grigliate e Porcini all ’ Olio Vergine d’Oliva

6 AsiaA land of ancient wonders and modern marvels

12 Australia & New ZealandGorgeous glaciers to warm beaches, native culture to cosmopolitan cities…

16 South PacificThe Eden of the ocean

20 South AmericaSurprising, sultry, stunning

24 World Cruise

26 Photo Contest

28 Set sail: 2012-2013 schedule at a glance

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“...he wanted to go to sea since he was eight.”

Shivering in Portsmouth, United Kingdom, on a dismal winter’s day in 1988 is what helped bring Nick Nash to Princess Cruises.®

Nash, serving with the Royal Fleet Auxiliary at the time, was at the naval base when he saw a sleek, white ocean liner gliding by on her way to the Caribbean. It was P&O’s SS Canberra and Nash immediately wrote to P&O, looking for a job. He was hired as Third Offi cer on Royal Princess® – and has been with the company ever since.

Nash, who was born in Penzance, Cornwall, UK, says he wanted to go to sea since he was eight. At 17, he got his wish, working on various cargo ships with Cunard until 1986, when he joined the auxiliary. In 1989, he joined Royal Princess, becoming Staff Captain in 1997.

In 2002, he was promoted to Captain, taking command of Royal Princess in Cabo San Lucas. To date, he has captained eight Princess® ships.

His favorite part of his job is the feeling of satisfaction he gets “after a successful cruise, it’s the sense of a job well done by a good team eff ort.”

Nash is also active in the professional maritime world. “I have written a few nautical interest papers and have been elected a fellow of the Nautical Institute, Royal Institute of Navigation and the Royal Geographical Society.”

His most memorable Princess® moment he says was the 1996 christening of his daughter, Victoria, aboard Royal Princess, using the ship’s bell as the baptismal font.

Captain Nick Nash

When John Ibbotson graduated from Hotel School in London in 1978, he thought he’d work for a couple of years in the cruise industry to get some experience. Thirty-three years later, he’s still here, having worked for P&O initially and, since 1986, for Princess Cruises.®

Even after more than three decades, the native Brit says he’s visiting areas he’s never been and fi nding that “some places are still able to surprise me.”

His job can still surprise him, as well, with each day bringing new challenges. His goal, however, has always remained the same – “to make sure that passengers continue to have a wonderful onboard experience.”

His funniest moment, he says, occurred in 1987 when there was a reception onboard that included Queen Elizabeth II. “My job was to ensure the elevators were in the right place at the right time.

So you could say I was ‘Elevator Coordinator to the Queen’!”

Among his favorite destinations are Sydney, Australia, seeing the iconic Opera House and Hong Kong, where he says the lights of the harbor at night “are breathtaking.” Sights like these are just one reason Ibbotson’s favorite hobby is photography.

Probably the most unusual thing that has happened to him, he says, occurred when he was working for P&O’s SS Canberra. The ship was used as a troop/hospital ship during Britain’s dispute with Argentina over the Falkland Islands. “That was something you don’t expect to do when working for a cruise line.”

Who is The Consummate Host®?

John Ibbotson, Hotel General Manager

“Even after more than three decades, the native

Brit says he’s visiting places he’s never been...”

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From the bridge

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Designer Teresa Anderson on the art of cruise ship interior design

“It must be elegant. It must be soothing. It must be dramatic.”

Insider look

Imagine having to design for a luxury

hotel that changes its location daily,

where the decor must be dramatic

as well as soothing, exciting as well

as elegant, and sophisticated as well

as comfortable.

No problem, says Teresa Anderson,

Vice President of Interior Design for

Princess Cruises.®

Anderson, a native of Peru, is

passionate about her work overseeing

the design elements of Princess®

ships. “A cruise ship is essentially a

fl oating hotel,” she explains, “so its

interiors must meet the needs and

expectations of passengers in any

modern luxury hotel.”

Anderson has extensive design

experience, joining Princess in 1994

after overseeing interior design for

Crown Princess® and Regal Princess®

while at H. Chambers Co, a Baltimore

design and planning firm. Since she

joined Princess, she and a team of 15

– including junior designers, graphic

designers, architects and drafting

personnel – have been responsible

for the design and decor of twenty

ships in the Princess line.

It’s a huge job and one she loves

for its wide-ranging diversity and

challenges. She’s involved in nearly

every aspect of creating a ship’s

environment, from the smallest

aesthetic detail “to visiting the ship

yards where the ships are built.”

Creating the ideal decor “is a

complex balancing act,” she says.

She has to keep in mind not only

sound design principles, but also

“ever-changing technology, the core

values of Princess, and passenger

perceptions and feedback.” One of

the biggest challenges she faces

in designing for a cruise ship is

scale and space. “I have to take into

consideration traffic flow patterns

and even the dimensions of furniture

within each area.”

“Creating the ideal decor ‘is a complex balancing act...’”

Teresa Anderson

Atrium Reception

Sapphire Princess,® one of the ships

currently undergoing renovations, will

emerge from a three-week long drydock

on Feb. 4, 2012.

The seven-year-old cruise ship, which

can carry more than 2,670 passengers,

was built in Japan and christened in

2004 in Seattle.

Sapphire Princess passengers sailing

to Alaska, Hawaii, Mexico and along

the California Coast next year will enjoy

a host of new venues made popular

on other ships, as well as upgraded

staterooms that include fl at-screen TVs.

Some of the ship’s new features will

include a spacious Piazza-style Atrium

complete with Vines wine bar and

International Café; the signature Movies

Under the Stars;® the Sanctuary retreat,

a blissful haven just for adults; Alfredo’s

Pizzeria with Italian stone pizza oven;

and a Digital Photo Lounge.

Sapphire Princess® gets a makeoverGet the inside scoop from drydock

Movies Under the Stars®

She favors soothing colors to create

a relaxing environment “Iike soft

beige, shades of blue, and gold

intermingled with more energizing

and stronger shades for public

areas.” In staterooms, “I add contrast

through the use of fabrics, artwork

and upholstery.”

Anderson even takes into

consideration the latest technological

advances to help improve the decor.

“The smaller, indirect LED lights have

allowed me to replace large, unwieldy

fi xtures with smaller, energy-saving ones.”

The one development that has

surprised her since she began

working for Princess: The influence

on passengers of television home

makeover shows.

“These have certainly raised the

level of passenger awareness for

both design issues in general and

consequently perception of the

effects and ambience created by the

materials used.”

Passenger compliments please her,

she admits, but she adds that it ’s

all part of the Princess philosophy.

“We are always very conscious of

our passengers’ wishes and the

qualities of our ships that they

appreciate and identify with.”

“...its interiors must meet the needs and expectations of passengers in any modern luxury hotel.”

Sabatini's Italian Restaurant One5 Lounge — Grand Princess®

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Renowned portrait artist Joe Craig

wants people to understand the

power of a photograph – the way

it can capture the intensity of a

moment and reveal the beauty and

spirit in a person. That is why he

has worked with Princess Cruises®

to develop Platinum Studio – to

celebrate the life and legacy of those

who travel with us.

Craig is not only famous for the

warmth and ease of his photographic

portraits, he has dedicated himself to

teaching others how to create equally

inspiring, artistic images.

Platinum Studio is about capturing

a person’s inner essence in a

photograph so that others can truly

see what makes a person unique,

rather than just their surface image

in a picture. Centered on the art

of simplicity, the Platinum Studio

experience puts the focus on the

subject’s true spirit, looking beyond

the obvious to capture the emotion

and beauty within.

Sessions with our Platinum Artists

take place in a private studio,

using creative lighting techniques

to produce a unique style of art.

Following the session, our Platinum

Artist will schedule a private

screening with our passengers to

view and select their artwork.

Platinum Studio collections are

printed at a premium land-based art

center and delivered directly to our

passengers’ homes.

This new photographic experience

debuted onboard Caribbean Princess,®

Crown Princess,® and Ruby Princess®

in May 2011 to immediate success, and

by the end of 2012, will be available

fl eetwide* – so take advantage of this

exclusive opportunity to be a part of a

new and unique style of art.

Capturing the beauty that lies withinPlatinum Studio

Award-winning documentaries featuring Princess® destinationsProduced and directed by Scott David Martin

Artful features

Sample Platinum Studios Image

Princess® Collector’s Edition DVDs let you imagine you are brushing your fi ngers along the snowy feathers of a bald eagle in Alaska or being warmed by the sun as you hear about Caribbean beach life.

Produced and directed by Scott David Martin, a young and talented Telly award-winning videographer, these documentaries are an in-depth visit to the history, culture, landmarks and scenery of the spectacular destinations Princess travels to. From “Heart of Alaska” and “One Caribbean” to “Amazonia” and “Hawaii Above and Beneath,” we cover the world with stunning cinematography, narration and exclusive interviews that off er something more than the ordinary.

The remarkable documentary, “Heart of Alaska,” takes viewers deep into the Alaska interior. It captures the vibrant personality of this untamed region – from foraging grizzly bears to industrious beavers to seasoned riverboat captains.

The dramatic story of southeast Alaska is told by Martin in “Go North,” by blending rare black-and-white images of the 1898 Klondike Gold Rush with spectacular scenic footage and interviews with local legends and experts.

For those wanting to experience the intoxicating charm of the Caribbean, the documentary “One Caribbean,” tells the colorful, inspiring stories behind the music, religion, creativity and culture of

the area. Or, travel down the mighty Amazon River and into the rainforests of South America while watching “Amazonia.”

Scott David Martin’s “work is visually stunning,” says Ian Johnson, Director, Photography and Video. “He fi nds stories that emphasize the human elements in the places we visit.”

Collector’s Edition DVDs are available for purchase aboard Princess® ships in the Photo & Video galleries.

*Program will not be available on Ocean Princess® or Pacific Princess®

Sabatini’s, known for its signature pastas and authentic Italian favorites, is introducing an exciting new menu and new dining format fleetwide.

The popular Italian restaurant has changed its dining experience from family-style to a la carte, based on passenger feedback. This will allow passengers the opportunity to enjoy the new menu’s bold and sophisticated flavors, yet still have ample time to participate in the evening’s onboard entertainment and activities.

The changes represent Sabatini’s commitment to keeping its menu fresh and current, particularly for our frequent passengers who have grown to depend on us for exceptional contemporary cuisine.

The new menu features both traditional Italian dishes, as well as non-Italian favorites given an updated, Italian twist. There is a delectable selection of authentic secondi courses, and

some new nibbles to munch on as you decide what to order: Butter-fried focaccia grissini, rosemary fl atbread with prosciutto and marinated olives are now served with every meal.

The new menu items include duck with fava beans, pancetta and mostarda di Cremona; baked striped bass in herbed salt crust; crisp buttermilk soft shell crab over baby arugula with smoked tomato vinaigrette; penne pasta with braised ossobucco meat sauce, and spaghetti with seafood in a creamy tomato sauce.

As always, a selection of some of the fi nest Italian wines in the world are available to be paired with any of the dishes.

So come experience the delicious new off erings awaiting you at Sabatini’s.

To watch a video about the new Sabatini's menu visit: princess.com/sabatinis

Fresh, bold flavors debut on Sabatini’s new menu

Spaghetti allo Scoglio

Yield: 6 Servings Ingredients:1 each Green zucchini - medium size1 each Yellow zucchini - medium size1 each Eggplants, partially peeled,4 oz Porcini mushrooms in oil, halved12 each Cherry tomatoes halved12 each Garlic cloves peeled and roasted

Herbed Olive Oil Ingredients:1 cup Extra virgin olive oil1 tsp Thyme1 tsp Marjoram1 tsp Basil1 tsp Mint2 each Garlic cloves2 cups Balsamic vinegar, reduced to 1/10Salt and pepper

Garnish:12 each Chives sprigs6 each Basil leaves

Method of Preparation:

• For the herbed oil, crush the garlic cloves and combine with the chopped herbs and olive oil. Allow to infuse for 24 hours, and then remove the garlic cloves.

• For the vegetables, slice the eggplant, yellow and green zucchini lengthwise and sprinkle the eggplant with a little salt and marinate for one hour.

• Place the Balsamic vinegar in pan and let it simmer until the volume has reduced to one tenth. Cool and set aside.

• Preheat the grill to 375oF and lightly oil, grill the vegetables and tomatoes to a light golden brown (only one charred marking per side, no cross marking as it will in the dish being too dark)

• Lay the grilled vegetables fl at on a tray, brush with the herbed oil and season to taste.

• Set in the refrigerator to marinate overnight.

• Just before serving, mix the balsamic vinegar reduction with the herbed oil and brush the vegetables, mushrooms and tomatoes.

• Garnish with the baguette croutons, parmesan shavings, basil leaves and chives sprigs.

Mosaico di Verdure Grigliate e Porcini all’ Olio Vergine d’Oliva

Grilled zucchini, mushrooms and eggplant drizzled with herbed oil and extra virgin olive oil

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From Sabatini’s kitchen

Amazing, intoxicating, mesmerizing –

there may not be enough adjectives

to describe the fascinating regions

of Southeast Asia and China and

their blend of ancient sites, natural

wonders and futuristic cities. Sail

with Princess® between Beijing and

Bangkok on our popular 16-day

Southeast Asia and China cruise.

You’ll visit Shanghai, China’s most

dynamic city, where you can stroll

a European-style boulevard, gaze

at soaring 21st-century skyscrapers

and visit a 10th-century Buddhist

monastery all within just a few

hours. High-energy Hong Kong will

entrance you with its gorgeous

harbor and dedication to commerce

and culture, then slow down and

enjoy the beautiful beach rimmed by

mountains at Nha Trang, Vietnam. In

Bangkok, you’ll enjoy a captivating

banquet of world-famous Buddhas

and colorful open-air markets. If you

want a more in-depth experience

at some of these destinations –

perhaps to cruise China’s Yangtze

River or visit the famed Terra Cotta

Warriors in Xian – consider one of our

Asia land and sea vacations. These

escorted pre and post cruisetour

packages help enrich your time in

this fascinating part of the world.

A land of ancient wonders and modern marvels

AsiaThailand

Angkor Wat Temple — Cambodia

Yuyuan Garden — Shanghai, China

*Princess reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement of up to $9 per person per day on all passengers if the NYMEX oil price exceeds $70 per barrel, even if fares have been paid in full. See page 26 for offer details.

Southeast Asia & China16 DaysDiamond Princess®

Sail between Beijing and Bangkok

2012 Departure DatesOct 9 • Oct 25 • Nov 10

2013 Departure DatesApr 1 • Apr 17

An optional overland excursion to Angkor Wat is available between Ho Chi Minh City and Singapore. *Government fees and taxes of up to $145 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares for other dates may vary. Fares based on bolded departure date(s). Fares for other dates may vary. See below for more details.

Mini-suitefares from*

Balcony fares from*

Oceanview (obstructed) fares from*

Interior fares from*

$3,695 $3,095 $2,195 $1,895

Australia & Asia18 DaysDiamond Princess®

Sail from Bangkok to Sydney

2012 Departure DateNov 26

An optional overland excursion to Angkor Wat is available between Ho Chi Minh City and Singapore. *Government fees and taxes of up to $75 per person are additional and subject to change. See below for more details.


Balcony fares from*



$3,695 $3,095 $2,195 $1,895

Shanghai This international

gateway for foreign trade has

helped build Shanghai into the

fascinating mix of East and West

that it is today, with stately Art

Deco neighborhoods, ultramodern

skyscrapers and traditional

Chinese tea houses.

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Australia & China24 DaysDiamond Princess®

Sail from Sydney to Beijing

2013 Departure DateMar 8

*Government fees and taxes of up to $205 per person are additional and subject to change. See below for more details.


Balcony fares from*



$4,645 $4,045 $3,145 $2,845

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Bright Hill Buddhist Temple — Singapore

The Great Wall of China — Beijing, China


Australia, Asia & South Pacific Grand Adventure®

36 DaysOcean Princess®

Sail between Singapore and Tahiti



An optional overland excursion to Angkor Wat is available between Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh City.These voyages are a combination of the 20-Day Australia & Asia (11/13/12 and 3/29/13) shown on this page and the 16-Day South Pacific & New Zealand (12/3/12 and 3/12/13) shown on page 18. *Government fees and taxes of up to $325 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares based on bolded departure date(s). Fares for other dates may vary. See below for more details.


Balcony fares from*



$8,340 $6,340 $5,140 $4,740

China & Japan40 DaysSun Princess® • Sea Princess®

Sail roundtrip from Sydney

2012 Departure DateSun Princess Sep 12

2013 Departure DateSea Princess Mar 6

*Government fees and taxes of up to $290 per person are additional and subject to change. See below for more details. Onboard currency is in Australian dollars.


Balcony fares from*



$19,399 $9,899 $7,599 $6,399

Alaska & Far East16 DaysDiamond Princess®

Sail between Beijing and Anchorage

2012 Departure DateSep 22 •2013 Departure DateMay 3 •

*Government fees and taxes of up to $120 per person are additional and subject to change. See below for more details.


Balcony fares from*



$2,145 $1,845 $1,345 $1,245

Singapore, a country of about

5 million residents, is made up

of 63 islands. It is a melting pot

of races, religions and cultures

and traces its success and

prosperity to a culture that

prizes harmony and tolerance.

Did you know?

Asia

MALAYSIA

VIETNAMCAMBODIA

AUSTRALIA

Singapore

Darwin

Airlie Beachfor the Great Barrier Reef

Sydney

Ho Chi Minh City(Phu My)

Angkor Wat

INDONESIA

Pacific Ocean

South PacificOcean

CoralSea

Lombok

Equator

Bangkok(Laem Chabang)

Ko SamuiTHAILAND

Indian Ocean

Overnight in Sydney

Great Barrier R

eef

Australia & Asia20 DaysOcean Princess®

Sail between Singapore and Sydney



An optional overland excursion to Angkor Wat is available between Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh City. *Government fees and taxes of up to $215 per person are additional and subject to change. See below for more details.


Balcony fares from*



$4,495 $3,495 $2,895 $2,695

Victoria Harbour — Hong Kong, China


Inte

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iona

l Dat

e L

ine

THAILAND VIETNAM

CAMBODIA

MALAYSIA

Shanghai

Hong KongNha Trang

Singapore



NagasakiAngkor Wat

CHINA

Busan

ALASKA

JAPAN

SOUTH KOREA

Pacific Ocean

Tokyo(Yokohama)

Osakafor Kyoto

Anchorage(Whittier)

Beijing(Tianjin)

Dalian

Alaska, Far East & China Grand Adventure® (Apr 17)

Alaska, Far East & China Grand Adventure® (Sep 22)

32 DaysDiamond Princess®

Sail between Anchorage and Bangkok

2012 Departure DateSep 22 •2013 Departure DateApr 17 •

An optional overland excursion to Angkor Wat is available between Singapore and Ho Chi Minh City. These voyages are a combination of the 16-Day Southeast Asia & China (10/9/12 and 4/17/13) shown on page 7 and the 16-Day Alaska & Far East (9/22/12 and 5/3/13) shown on page 8. *Government fees and taxes of up to $240 per person are additional and subject to change. See below for more details.


Balcony fares from*



$5,840 $4,940 $3,540 $3,140

AUSTRALIA

Darwin

MelbourneHobart

EquatorTAIWAN

CHINAJAPAN

SOUTH KOREA

Pacific Ocean

Indian Ocean

KagoshimaHongKong

ShanghaiBusan

Taipei(Keelung)

Beijing(Tianjin)

Sydney

Overnights inSydney &Hong Kong

NEW ZEALAND

TASMANIA

TasmanSea

Fiordland National ParkScenic Cruising

Dunedin(Port Chalmers)

Christchurch(Lyttelton)

Picton

Dalian

Tauranga

Wellington

AucklandPort Douglasfor the Great Barrier

Reef & CairnsGreat Barrier Reef

Australia, Asia & New Zealand Grand Adventure®


Sail from Auckland to Beijing

2013 Departure DateFeb 22

This voyage is a combination of the 14-Day Australia & New Zealand (2/22/13) shown on page 13 and the 24-Day Australia & China shown on page 7. *Government fees and taxes of up to $350 per person are additional and subject to change. See below for more details.


Balcony fares from*



$7,440 $6,340 $4,740 $4,240

Alaska & Far East Grand Adventure® (Sep 15)

Alaska, Far East & Japan Grand Adventure® (May 3)


Sail between Beijing and Vancouver

2012 Departure DateSep 15 •2013 Departure DateMay 3 •

These voyages are a combination of the 7-Day Voyage of the Glaciers (9/15/12 and 5/18/13) not shown and the 16-Day Alaska & Far East (9/22/12 and 5/3/13) shown on page 8. *Government fees and taxes of up to $185 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares based on bolded departure date(s). Fares for other dates may vary. See below for more details.


Balcony fares from*



$3,594 $3,094 $2,144 $1,894

Victoria Harbour Considered one of the world’s

most beautiful ports, Hong Kong’s

Victoria Harbour is known for its

breathtaking panoramic view at

night, aglow from the lights of the

skyline. The harbor’s deep waters

and sheltered location have

made it instrumental in Hong

Kong’s growth as an international

trade center.




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Yangtze River — China

MALAYSIA

UNITEDARAB EMIRATES

OMANEGYPT

ITALYSPAIN

FRANCE

GREECE

MALTA

INDIA

Indian Ocean

Mumbai

Cochin

Singapore

Dubai

Suez CanalMuscat

(Mina Qaboos)Port Saidfor Cairo/Giza

Kuala Lumpur(Port Kelang)

Barcelona

Florence/Pisa(Livorno)Cannes

for Monte Carlo

Taj Mahal

Rome(Civitavecchia)

Athens(Piraeus)Valletta

Equator

Mediterranean, India & Asia 27 DaysOcean Princess®

Sail from Rome to Singapore

2012 Departure DateOct 17

Mediterranean, India & Asia 30 DaysOcean Princess®

Sail from Singapore to Rome

2013 Departure DateApr 18

An optional overland excursion to the Taj Mahal is available between Mumbai and Cochin. *Government fees and taxes of up to $490 per person are additional and subject to change. See below for more details.

An optional overland excursion to the Taj Mahal is available between Cochin and Mumbai. *Government fees and taxes of up to $525 per person are additional and subject to change. See below for more details.


Balcony fares from*



$7,815 $6,740 $5,940 $5,590


Balcony fares from*



$8,515 $7,440 $6,615 $6,290

KoSamui

PacificOcean

Singapore

Angkor Wat



Lombok

Airlie Beachfor the Great Barrier Reef

INDONESIA

VIETNAMCAMBODIA

THAILAND

AUSTRALIA

Darwin

SydneyOvernight in Sydney

Great Barrier Reef

MALAYSIA

UNITEDARAB EMIRATES

OMANEGYPT

ITALY

SPAIN

FRANCEGREECE

MALTA

INDIA

Indian Ocean

Mumbai

Cochin

DubaiSuez Canal

Muscat(Mina Qaboos)

Port Saidfor Cairo/Giza


Barcelona

Florence/Pisa(Livorno)

Cannesfor Monte Carlo

Taj MahalRome

(Civitavecchia)

Athens(Piraeus)

Valletta

Equator

Four Continents Grand Adventure®


Sail from Sydney to Rome


Four Continents Grand Adventure®


Sail from Rome to Sydney


An optional overland excursion to Angkor Wat is available between Ho Chi Minh City and Bangkok and also to the Taj Mahal between Cochin and Mumbai.This voyage is a combination of the 20-Day Australia & Asia (3/29/13) shown on page 8 and the 30-Day Mediterranean, India & Asia shown on this page. *Government fees and taxes of up to $715 per person are additional and subject to change. See below for more details.

An optional overland excursion to the Taj Mahal is available between Mumbai and Cochin and also to Angkor Wat between Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh City.This voyage is a combination of the 27-Day Mediterranean, India & Asia shown on this page and the 20-Day Australia & Asia (11/13/12) shown on page 8. *Government fees and taxes of up to $585 per person are additional and subject to change. See below for more details.


Balcony fares from*



$12,210 $10,135 $8,710 $8,185


Balcony fares from*



$11,510 $9,435 $8,035 $7,485

Asia


*Government fees and taxes of up to $350 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares based on bolded departure date(s). Fares for other dates may vary. See below for more details.


Terra Cotta Warriors — Xian, China

The Forbidden City — Beijing, China

Best of China21 or 29 Nights | Diamond Princess®

2012 Departure Dates Sep 22 • Oct 25 • Nov 5 2013 Departure Dates Mar 8, 27 • Apr 17, 28

Yangtze Experience24 or 32 Nights | Diamond Princess®

2012 Departure Dates Sep 22 • Oct 25 • Nov 2 2013 Departure Dates Mar 8, 24 • Apr 17, 25

Itinerary3 nights Beijing & 2 nights Xian / 16-day Southeast Asia & China, 16-day Alaska & Far East or 24-day Australia & Asia cruise.

Itinerary3 nights Beijing, 1 night Xian, 3 nights Yangtze River cruise & 1 night Wuhan / 16-day Southeast Asia & China, 16-day Alaska & Far East or 24-day Australia & Asia cruise.

Cruisetour

1

Cruisetour

2

Temple of Heaven — Beijing, ChinaParrot — Singapore

Dong Khoi Street — Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Formerly called Saigon,

a westernized version

of its traditional name,

Ho Chi Minh City

was renamed in 1976.

However, the old Saigon

name is still used by

both Vietnamese and

foreigners, especially

when referring to the

most central and popular

part of the city.

Did you know?


Balcony fares from*

Oceanview(obstructed) fares from*


$3,749 $3,449 $2,949 $2,849


Balcony fares from*



$5,149 $4,849 $4,349 $4,249




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Escape to Australia and New

Zealand – there is so much to see,

we guarantee it will put a smile on

your face. To begin with, there’s the

laid-back, friendly people, fabulous

scenery, sparkling coastlines

and infinite ways to have fun.

Need more reasons? How about

cosmopolitan cities, world-class

wineries, cutting-edge cuisine,

and animals that exist nowhere

else on earth. Plus, our winter is

their summer, so you can avoid

the cold months in style. Are you

smiling yet? We can take you to

Sydney, Australia’s biggest city,

home to the iconic Sydney Opera

House and the 2000 Olympic

Games; or to Melbourne, recently

voted the world’s most livable city;

or to laid-back Hobart, capital

of the island state of Tasmania,

known for its welcoming cafes and

beautiful national parks. Check

out neighboring New Zealand,

with its jaw-dropping gorgeous

mountainous lands. Learn about

the native Maori culture, try some

superb food and wine, or visit

stunning glaciers and fjords. There’s

so much variety, whichever country

you choose, this is a part of the

world not to be missed.

Gorgeous glaciers to warm beaches, native culture to cosmopolitan cities…

Great Barrier Reef — Queensland, Australia

Australia & New Zealand

Fiordland National ParkScenic cruising

Marlborough SoundsScenic cruising

TasmanSea

Sydney

Melbourne

Hobart Picton

Auckland

AUSTRALIA

NEW ZEALAND

TASMANIA



Wellington

Tauranga

TasmanSea

IndianOcean

Pacific OceanAUSTRALIA

NEW ZEALAND




Brisbane

TaurangaAuckland

WellingtonNapier

Australia & New Zealand14 DaysDiamond Princess®

Sail between Sydney and Auckland

2012 Departure DatesDec 14• • Dec 28^

2013 Departure DatesJan 11^ • Jan 25^ • Feb 8 • Feb 22^

New Zealand14 DaysSun Princess®

Sail roundtrip from Brisbane

2012 Departure DatesOct 24 • Nov 18 • Dec 2 • Dec 16 • Dec 30

2013 Departure DatesJan 24 • Feb 18 • Mar 4

•Port order may vary. Marlborough Sounds scenic cruising replaces Picton. ^Port order may vary. *Government fees and taxes of up to $200 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares based on bolded departure date(s). Fares for other dates may vary. See below for more details.

*Government fees and taxes of up to $190 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares based on bolded departure date(s). Fares for other dates may vary. See below for more details. Onboard currency is in Australian dollars.

Balcony fares from*

Balcony fares from*



$3,295 $2,795 $2,095 $1,895


Balcony fares from*



$5,399 $2,999 $2,399 $1,899

SydneyBay ofIslands

TasmanSea

AUSTRALIA

NEW ZEALAND

Fiordland National ParkScenic cruising Dunedin

(Port Chalmers)


Melbourne TaurangaAuckland

Wellington

Akaroa

Napier

New Zealand | 13 Days | Dawn Princess® • Sea Princess®

^Akaroa replaces Lyttelton for Christchurch. *Government fees and taxes of up to $195 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares based on bolded departure date(s). Fares for other dates may vary. See below for more details. Onboard currency is in Australian dollars.

*Government fees and taxes of up to $205 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares based on bolded departure date(s). Fares for other dates may vary. See below for more details. Onboard currency is in Australian dollars.


Balcony fares from*



$5,399 $2,999 $2,399 $1,899


Balcony fares from*



$5,199 $2,799 $2,199 $1,699

Sail roundtrip from Melbourne •2012 Departure DatesDawn Princess Dec 15 • Dec 28

2013 Departure DatesDawn Princess Jan 10^ • Jan 23 • Feb 5 • Feb 18^ • Mar 3 • Mar 16

Sail roundtrip from Sydney •2012 Departure DatesDawn Princess Oct 24 • Nov 17 • Nov 30Sea Princess Nov 20 • Dec 3 • Dec 16

2013 Departure DatesSea Princess Jan 12 • Feb 8 • Feb 21

Koala — Australia

Great Barrier Reef

Tasman Sea

AUSTRALIA

Coral Sea

Pacific Ocean

Brisbane

Townsville

Sydney

Airlie Beachfor the Whitsundays

Port Douglasfor the Great Barrier Reef & Cairns

Willis IslandScenic cruising

Queensland11 DaysDawn Princess®





Balcony fares from*



Sold Out $2,699 $2,099 $1,699




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INDONESIA

IndianOcean

Great Barrier Reef

TasmanSea

AUSTRALIA

Coral Sea

Sydney

Darwin

Lombok

Perth(Fremantle)

Ayers Rock



The Kimberley CoastScenic cruising

Broome

Geraldton

Northern Australia Explorer17 DaysSun Princess®

Sail between Sydney and Perth2013 Departure DatesApr 26 • May 13



Balcony fares from*



$7,489 $4,489 $3,689 $2,689

South PacificOcean

IndianOcean

Great Barrier Reef

TasmanSea

AUSTRALIA

INDONESIA

Coral Sea

Sydney

Brisbane

LombokDarwin

Perth(Fremantle)

Ayers Rock

Port Douglasfor the Great Barrier Reef

& Cairns


Melbourne

HobartBurnie

AdelaideBunburyAlbany

Overnight in HobartTASMANIA

INDONESIA

Pacific Ocean

IndianOcean

Great Barrier Reef

TasmanSea

AUSTRALIA

CoralSea

Sydney

BrisbaneGeraldton

DarwinLombok

Perth(Fremantle)

Ayers Rock


MelbourneAdelaide

Napier


AucklandTauranga

NEW ZEALAND

Wellington

Round Australia28 DaysDawn Princess®



Round Australia & New Zealand33 DaysSea Princess®





Sail from Bangkok to Auckland




*Government fees and taxes of up to $250 per person are additional and subject to change. See below for more details. This voyage is a combination of the 18-day Australia & Asia shown on page 7 and the 14-day Australia & New Zealand (12/14/12) shown on page 13.


Balcony fares from*



$12,499 $7,499 $5,499 $4,499


Balcony fares from*



$15,449 $8,449 $6,349 $5,249


Balcony fares from*



$6,490 $5,390 $3,790 $3,290

Christchurch, New Zealand

Australia & New Zealand


Fiordland National Park — New Zealand

The largest of New Zealand’s

14 national parks, the

Fiordland National Park is

notable for its many deep

fjords, including the colorfully

named Doubtful Sound and

Dusky Sound. The most famous

is Milford Sound, which author

Rudyard Kipling once called the

eighth Wonder of the World.

Did you know?


Twelve Apostles — Melbourne, Australia

Itinerary2 nights Sydney & 2 nights Cairns / 14-day Australia & New Zealand cruise.

Australian Outback Adventure20 Nights | Diamond Princess®

2012 Departure Dates Dec 8, 28 2013 Departure Dates Jan 5, 25 • Feb 2, 22

Tropical Highlights18 Nights | Diamond Princess®

2012 Departure Dates Dec 10, 28 2013 Departure Dates Jan 7, 25 • Feb 4, 22

Cruisetour

3

Cruisetour

5


Ayers Rock — Australia

Itinerary2 nights Sydney, 1 night Ayers Rock, 1 night Alice Springs & 2 nights Cairns / 14-day Australia & New Zealand cruise.

AUSTRALIA

Darwin

MelbourneHobart

EquatorTAIWAN

CHINAJAPAN

SOUTH KOREA

Pacific Ocean

Equator

Indian Ocean

KagoshimaHong Kong

ShanghaiBusan

Taipei(Keelung)

Beijing(Tianjin)

Sydney

Overnight inSydney &Hong Kong

NEW ZEALAND

TASMANIA

TasmanSea

Fiordland National ParkScenic Cruising



Picton

Dalian

Tauranga

Wellington

AucklandPort Douglasfor the Great Barrier Reef & Cairns Great Barrier Reef



Sail from Auckland to Beijing2013 Departure DateFeb 22

This voyage is a combination of the 14-day Australia & New Zealand (2/22/13) shown on page 13 and the 24-day Australia & China shown on page 7. *Government fees and taxes of up to $350 per person are additional and subject to change. See below for more details.


Balcony fares from*



$7,440 $6,340 $4,740 $4,240

TAHITI & BORA BORA

2-DAY EXPERIENCEHONG KONG &

SYDNEY

2-DAY EXPERIENCE

River Yarra — Melbourne, Australia

Scuba diving in Great Barrier Reef — Australia

Melbourne The city’s

first port, Port Melbourne, is now

where cruise ships dock at historic

Station Pier, which dates back to

1854. The city straddles the Yarra

River, and its European-style café

culture is undoubtedly the reason

it ’s annually ranked one of the

world’s most livable cities.






Balcony fares from*



$6,199 $5,699 $4,999 $4,799


Balcony fares from*



$5,299 $4,799 $4,099 $3,899

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Unpack your bags and let Princess®

help you escape completely.®

Cruise on ships both large and

small to places that have raised

the philosophy of “slow down and

relax” to an art form: The Hawaiian

Islands, Tahiti, Polynesia, and the

South Pacific. Spend time unwinding

at sea as you sail to Hawaii. Get a

dose of vibrant city life in Honolulu

on the island of Oahu, then sail to

its other gems, Kauai and Maui.

After, it’s on to French Polynesia,

with its seductively beautiful islands

and shimmering aqua lagoons.

See why Bora Bora is justly famous

for its lush beauty, and enjoy the

sacred sites on heart-shaped

Moorea. You’ll visit Tahiti, the largest

island, and also Apia, the historic

capital of Samoa and the burial

place of “Treasure Island” author

Robert Louis Stevenson, who loved

this region. A stop in Pago Pago,

capital of American Samoa, can

include an excursion ride along

the south shore of Tutulia, the main

island in the archipelago. Sound

tempting? With Princess, paradise is

just a suitcase away.

The Eden of the ocean

South Pacifi c French Polynesia

FRENCH POLYNESIA

South Pacific Ocean

TAHITI

Pacific Ocean

PapeeteMoorea

HiloKauai

(Nawiliwili)

Maui(Lahaina)

Bora Bora

Honolulu

HAWAII

EquatorEquator

FRENCH POLYNESIA

South Pacific OceanTuamotu Archipelago

Papeete

Rangiroa

Moorea

Bora Bora

RaiateaHuahine

TAHITI

Overnight in Bora Bora and Papeete

NEW CALEDONIA

VANUATU

AUSTRALIA

Brisbane

Nouméa

Port Denarau

Vila

Isle of Pines

FIJI

Suva

South Pacific Ocean

Hawaii & Tahiti 11 DaysOcean Princess®

Sail between Tahiti and Honolulu

2012 Departure DateDec 28•

2013 Departure DatesJan 8 • Feb 18 • Mar 1

Tahiti & Polynesia 10 DaysOcean Princess®

Sail roundtrip from Tahiti

2012 Departure DateDec 18

2013 Departure DatesJan 19 • Jan 29 • Feb 8

Fijian Jewels11 DaysSun Princess®

Sail roundtrip from Brisbane


2013 Departure DatesJan 13 • Feb 7• • Mar 18

•Port order may vary. *Government fees and taxes of up to $85 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares based on bolded departure date(s). Fares for other dates may vary. See below for more details.


•Port order may vary. *Government fees and taxes of up to $95 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares based on bolded departure date(s). Fares for other dates may vary. See below for more details. Onboard currency is in Australian dollars.


Balcony fares from*



$3,195 $2,745 $2,195 $2,095


Balcony fares from*



$2,995 $2,495 $1,995 $1,895


Balcony fares from*



$4,399 $2,399 $1,799 $1,399

BORA BORA

2-DAY EXPERIENCE

Moorea, French Polynesia

From above, the island of Moorea

resembles a heart, which may be

one reason it’s especially popular

as a honeymoon destination.

Others have loved the island

as well, including Don the

Beachcomber, a namesake of

Polynesian restaurants in the U.S.,

who lived here for many years.

Did you know?

Hawaii




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AUSTRALIA

NEW ZEALAND

Coral Sea

Tasman Sea

SydneyAuckland

Apia Moorea

PagoPagoNuku‘alofa Papeete

Bora Bora

Tauranga

South PacificOcean

SAMOA

TONGAFRENCH

POLYNESIAAMERICANSAMOA

TAHITI

Inte

rnat

iona

l Dat

e Li

ne

AUSTRALIA

NEW ZEALAND

Coral Sea

Tasman SeaSydney

Auckland

Apia

MooreaHuahine

Rangiroa

Raiatea

PagoPago

Nuku‘alofaPapeete

BoraBora

Tauranga

South PacificOcean

SAMOA

TONGA

FRENCHPOLYNESIA

AMERICANSAMOA

TAHITI

Inte

rnat

iona

l Dat

e Li

ne

Overnight in Bora Boraand Papeete

NEW CALEDONIA

LOYALTYISLANDS

VANUATU

AUSTRALIA

FIJI

Sydney

Nouméa

SuvaSavu Savu

Dravuni Island

Port Denarau

VilaLifou

South Pacific Ocean

South Pacific & New Zealand 16 DaysOcean Princess®

Sail between Sydney and Tahiti



South Pacific & New Zealand Grand Adventure®


Sail from Sydney to Tahiti


Fiji & South Pacific14 DaysSun Princess® • Dawn Princess® • Sea Princess®


2012 Departure DateSun Princess Aug 29•

Dawn Princess Oct 10•

Sea Princess Dec 29

2013 Departure DateSun Princess Apr 12•

Sea Princess Jan 25


This voyage is a combination of the 16-day South Pacific & New Zealand (12/3/12) shown on this page and the 10-day Tahiti & Polynesia (12/18/12) shown on page 17. *Government fees and taxes of up to $265 per person are additional and subject to change. See below for more details.

•Port order may vary. *Government fees and taxes of up to $100 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares based on bolded departure date(s). Fares for other dates may vary. See below for more details. Onboard currency is in Australian dollars.


Balcony fares from*



$4,495 $3,495 $2,895 $2,695


Balcony fares from*



$7,190 $5,690 $4,590 $4,290


Balcony fares from*



$5,099 $2,699 $2,499 $1,999

TAHITI & BORA BORA

2-DAY EXPERIENCE

TAHITI & BORA BORA

2-DAY EXPERIENCE

Bora Bora

Fire dancers — Apia, Samoa

Bora Bora’s name is actually

Pora Pora, an ancient term

meaning “fi rst born.” Legends

say this was the fi rst island to

rise when a mythical god fi shed

it out of the waters. There is no

“B” in the Tahitian language,

but 18th-century foreigners

misheard the softened sound of

the Tahitian “P.”

Did you know?

South Pacifi c


NEW ZEALAND

AUSTRALIATasman Sea

SydneyAuckland

ApiaMoorea

PagoPago

Nuku‘alofa

Honolulu Hilo

Maui(Lahaina)

Kauai(Nawilliwilli)

Papeete

BoraBora

Tauranga

Pacific Ocean

South PacificOcean

Equator Equator

SAMOA

TONGA

FRENCHPOLYNESIA

AMERICANSAMOA

TAHITI

HAWAII

Inte

rnat

iona

l Dat

e Li

ne

AUSTRALIA

FRENCHPOLYNESIA

AMERICANSAMOA

BoraBora

PagoPago

FiordlandNational Park

Scenic cruising

Sydney Auckland

Inte

rnat

iona

l Dat

e Li

ne

EquatorEquator



NEW ZEALAND

Honolulu

HAWAIIKona

Tahiti(Papeete)

UNITEDSTATES

Pacific Ocean

IndianOcean South

Pacific Ocean

San Francisco

AUSTRALIA

SAMOA FRENCHPOLYNESIA

TONGA

AMERICANSAMOA

FIJINEWCALEDONIA

South Pacific Ocean

Pacific Ocean

Sydney

SuvaNouméa

Apia

PagoPago

Equator

HAWAII

TAHITI

Inte

rnat

iona

l Dat

e Li

ne

KonaHilo

HonoluluMaui

(Lahaina)

Kauai(Nawiliwili)

Papeete

MooreaRaiatea

BoraBora

Nuku‘alofa

FRENCHPOLYNESIAAMERICAN

SAMOA

SAMOA BoraBora

PagoPago

Apia Moorea

EquatorEquator

Honolulu

HiloHAWAII

Maui(Lahaina)

Kauai(Nawiliwili)

Tahiti(Papeete)

UNITED STATES

Pacific Ocean

SouthPacific Ocean

Los Angeles

South Pacific & New Zealand Grand Adventure®


Sail from Honolulu to Sydney


Hawaii, Tahiti & South Pacific27 DaysSea Princess®

Sail from San Francisco to Sydney

2012 Departure DateSep 20

Hawaii, Tahiti & South Pacific35 DaysSea Princess®


2013 Departure DateApr 15

Hawaii, Tahiti & Samoa28 DaysStar Princess®

Sail roundtrip from Los Angeles2013 Departure DateMar 26

This voyage is a combination of the 11-day Hawaii & Tahiti (3/1/13) shown on page 17 and the 16-day South Pacific & New Zealand (3/12/13) shown on page 18. *Government fees and taxes of up to $170 per person are additional and subject to change. See below for more details.



•Port order may vary. *Government fees and taxes of up to $110 per person are additional and subject to change. See below for more details.


Balcony fares from*



$7,090 $5,590 $4,490 $4,190


Balcony fares from*



Sold Out $5,195 $3,795 $3,395


Balcony fares from*



$16,499 $8,999 $6,799 $5,699


Balcony fares from*



$6,395 $5,395 $3,795 $3,395

Maui — Hawaii

Maui This stunning island is the leading whale-watching center in the

Hawaiian Islands due to the Humpback whales that migrate 3,500 miles from

Alaska to spend the winter months in the island’s warm waters, mating and

giving birth, before heading back by spring.





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Surprising, sultry, stunningTrying to get a handle on the

astonishing variety of history, nature

and culture in South America is like

trying to understand its northern

cousin in just one visit. Fortunately,

Princess® can help. We have put

together itineraries that introduce

you to the seductive cities of Rio

de Janeiro and Buenos Aires, the

wondrous scenery of the Strait of

Magellan and the Beagle Channel, as

well as a chance to see world-famous

sights like Brazil’s Iguazu Falls and

Peru’s Machu Picchu. Rio, home of

the renowned Copacabana beach,

is a gorgeous metropolis flanked by

mountains, rainforest and fronting on

a deep blue sea. Equally alluring is

Buenos Aires, with its European-like

beauty, fabulous food, awesome

shopping and tempting tango

houses. In contrast, the friendly town

of Stanley in the Falklands gives off

a retro British vibe. After the Beagle

Channel, stop at Chile’s tip – Punta

Arenas – nestled by the famous Strait

of Magellan. All this and you only had

to unpack once! That’s the beauty of

letting Princess introduce you to this

exhilarating continent.

Sugar Loaf Mountain — Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

South America

Amazon River14 DaysPacific Princess®

Sail between Ft. Lauderdale and Manaus


2013 Departure DateJan 3

ARGENTINA

CHILE

URUGUAY

SouthPacific Ocean South

Atlantic Ocean

BuenosAires

Chilean FjordsScenic cruising

Cape HornScenic cruising

Beagle ChannelScenic cruising

Punta Arenas

Stanley

Montevideo

Puerto Montt Puerto Madrynfor Punto Tombo Penguin Reserve

Santiago(Valparaiso)

Ushuaia(Tierra del Fuego)

FALKLANDISLANDS

Strait of Magellan

Cape Horn & Strait of Magellan13 DaysStar Princess® • Grand Princess®

Sail between Buenos Aires and Santiago

2012 Departure DateStar Princess Dec 22

2013 Departure DatesGrand Princess Feb 14Star Princess Jan 4 • Jan 17 • Jan 30 • Feb 12, 25



Balcony fares from*



$2,795 $2,295 $1,595 $1,395

BRAZIL

FRENCHGUIANA

PacificOcean

Caribbean Sea St. Lucia

Tobago

Manaus

Boca da ValériaParintins

Amazon RiverSantarém

Devil’s Island(Île Royale)

St. Maarten

Equator Equator

UNITEDSTATES

Ft. LauderdaleAtlantic Ocean

Overnight in Manaus

*Government fees and taxes of up to $125 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares for other dates may vary. See below for more details.


Balcony fares from*



$4,695 $3,995 $3,295 $3,195

Pacific Ocean

Atlantic Ocean

SouthAtlantic Ocean


CHILE

COSTA RICANICARAGUA

UNITED STATES

ECUADOR

PERU

MEXICO

Cabo San Lucas

Quito(Manta)

Lima(Callao)

EquatorEquator

Acapulco

Machu Picchu

San Juan del SurPuntarenas

San Francisco

La Serena(Coquimbo)

Overnight in Lima

Andes & South America17 DaysStar Princess® • Grand Princess®

Sail between Santiago and San Francisco


2013 Departure DateGrand Princess Feb 27

An optional overland excursion to Machu Picchu is available between Lima (Callao) and Quito (Manta). *Government fees and taxes of up to $235 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares based on bolded departure date(s). Fares for other dates may vary. See below for more details.


Balcony fares from*



$2,245 $1,945 $1,445 $1,345

Pacific Ocean

Atlantic Ocean

SouthAtlantic Ocean


CHILE

COSTA RICANICARAGUA

UNITED STATES

ECUADOR

PERU

MEXICOCabo San Lucas

Acapulco

San Juan del Sur

Quito(Manta)

Lima(Callao)

Equator

Machu Picchu

Puntarenas

Los Angeles

La Serena(Coquimbo)

Overnight in Lima

Andes & South America 16 DaysStar Princess®

Sail from Santiago to Los Angeles


An optional overland excursion to Machu Picchu is available between Lima (Callao) and Quito (Manta). *Government fees and taxes of up to $210 per person are additional and subject to change. See below for more details.


Balcony fares from*



$2,145 $1,845 $1,345 $1,245

Amazon Rainforest — Brazil

Port of Manaus A bustling riverport located on

the Negro River in the heart

of the Amazon Rainforest, it is

the main transport hub for the

entire upper Amazon Basin, from

commercial cargo for export

to tourists arriving for land and

boat trips into the jungle.




Cape Horn — Chile

Until the opening of the

Panama Canal in 1914, rounding

Cape Horn was a true test of

a sailor’s skill. Traditionally, a

sailor who had successfully

made the voyage was entitled

to wear a gold loop earring in

the left ear, the side that had

faced the Horn in a typical

eastbound passage.

Did you know?


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Pacific Ocean

AtlanticOcean

South AtlanticOcean

ARGENTINAURUGUAYBuenos Aires

Punta ArenasPuerto Montt

Stanley

MontevideoSantiago(Valparaiso)


FALKLAND ISLANDSStrait of Magellan/

Beagle Channel/Cape HornScenic cruising

CHILE

COSTA RICA

UNITED STATES

ECUADORPERU

MEXICONICARAGUA

Cabo San Lucas

Quito(Manta)Lima(Callao)

Equator

Machu Picchu

PuntarenasAcapulco

San Juan del Sur

Los Angeles

La Serena(Coquimbo)

Puerto Madrynfor Punto Tombo Penguin Reserve

Overnight in Lima

Andes & Cape Horn Grand Adventure® 29 DaysStar Princess®

Sail from Buenos Aires to Los Angeles

2013 Departure DateFeb 25

An optional overland excursion to Machu Picchu is available between Lima (Callao) and Quito (Manta).This voyage is a combination of the 13-day Cape Horn & Strait of Magellan (2/25/13) shown on page 21 and the 16-day Andes & South America shown on page 21 *Government fees and taxes of up to $440 per person are additional and subject to change. See below for more details.


Balcony fares from*



$4,940 $4,140 $2,940 $2,640

Pacific Ocean

Atlantic Ocean

South AtlanticOcean

ARGENTINAURUGUAYBuenos Aires

Punta ArenasPuerto Montt

Stanley

Montevideo



FALKLAND ISLANDSStrait of Magellan/Beagle Channel/Cape Horn

Scenic cruising

CHILE

COSTA RICA

NICARAGUA

UNITED STATES

ECUADOR

PERU

MEXICOCabo San Lucas

Quito(Manta)

Lima(Callao)

Equator

Acapulco

Machu Picchu

San Juan del Sur

Puntarenas

San Francisco

La Serena(Coquimbo)

Puerto Madrynfor Punto Tombo Penguin Reserve

Overnight in Lima

Cape Horn & Andes Grand Adventure®

30 DaysStar Princess® • Grand Princess®

Sail between Buenos Aires and San Francisco


2013 Departure DateGrand Princess Feb 14

An optional overland excursion to Machu Picchu is available between Lima (Callao) and Quito (Manta).These voyages are a combination of the 13-day Cape Horn & Strait of Magellan (12/22/12 and 2/14/13) shown on page 21 and the 17-day Andes and South America (12/5/12 and 2/27/13) shown on page 21 *Government fees and taxes of up to $525 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares based on bolded departure date(s). Fares for other dates may vary. See below for more details.


Balcony fares from*



$5,040 $4,240 $3,040 $2,740

Coastline — Ushuaia, Argentina

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Ushuaia, the capital city of Tierra

del Fuego Province, Argentina,

is generally recognized as “the

southernmost city of the world”

for its unique location nestled

between the Beagle Channel

and the towering, snowcapped

Martial Range.

Did you know?

South America


Montevideo, Uruguay



Balcony fares from*



$5,599 $5,099 $4,399 $4,199


Balcony fares from*



$4,949 $4,649 $4,149 $4,049

Itinerary2 nights Rio de Janeiro, 2 nights Iguazú Falls & 1 night Buenos Aires / 13-day Cape Horn & Strait of Magellan cruise or 19-day Brazilian Adventure cruise.

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^Includes 1 night Santiago and 1 night Lima instead of 2 nights Lima. *Government fees and taxes of up to $255 per person are additional and subject to change. Fares based on bolded departure date(s). Fares for other dates may vary. See below for more details.

Machu Picchu — Peru

Iguazú Falls

Itinerary2 nights Lima, 1 night Sacred Valley, 1 night Aguas Calientes (for Machu Picchu) & 1 night Cusco/13-day Cape Horn & Strait of Magellan cruise or 17-day Andes & South America cruise.

Machu Picchu Explorer18 or 22 Nights | Star Princess® • Grand Princess®

2012 Departure Date Dec 5^ 2013 Departure Dates Jan 4^, 12, 30^ • Feb 7, 14^, 22, 25^ • Mar 5

Cruisetour

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Iguazú Falls Adventure18 or 24 Nights | Star Princess® • Grand Princess®

2012 Departure Dates Dec 22, 30 2013 Departure Dates Jan 17, 26 • Feb 9, 12, 20

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World Cruise

Imagine that you could create the most amazing Bucket List ever. The list to top all

Bucket Lists. And right at the top? No question, it would be this voyage. The exalted

World Cruise – a treasure-trove of destinations across the globe, from the exotic

Far East to the South Pacifi c, from Machu Picchu to the Egyptian pyramids. Nothing

compares to seeing the world’s greatest treasures on a single incredible voyage.

The 2013 World Cruise on Pacifi c Princess® departing from Ft. Lauderdale on January 27 sails for 107 days. It is bound for

magical Venice, visiting over 40 spectacular destinations and landmarks from Sydney’s stunning Opera House to Chile’s

mysterious Easter Island to India’s breathtaking Taj Mahal. Along the way, you’ll enjoy overnight stays in beautiful Lima, Hong

Kong, Dubai and Istanbul. The World Cruise promises the experience of a lifetime.

Some people ask, “What if you could go anywhere?”Princess® likes to ask, “What if you could go everywhere?”

Taj Mahal Hotel — Mumbai, India

Mumbai Harbour This natural

deep-water port on the west coast of India

opens to the Arabian Sea on the south and

is part of the city formerly known in English

as Bombay, India’s most populous and

prosperous city.


*Captain’s Circle Launch Savings of up to $1000 per person are available until March 31, 2012. Past passengers booking a balcony, mini-suite or suite on the Full World Cruise will receive a $1000 per person discount. Past passengers booking an oceanview stateroom on the Full World Cruise will receive a $500 per person discount. Past passengers booking an interior stateroom on the Full World Cruise or any category on a World Cruise segment will receive a $300 per person discount. Discount has already been taken into account in fares shown in this mailer. This discount is combinable with Launch Fares, all type of group fares, regionals and other past passenger promotions. Once booked, if a lower fare which the past passenger qualifi es for and requests becomes available, the discount will automatically combine with the lower fare. Passengers booking World Cruise segments shorter than 45 days by March 31, 2012 are eligible for a 10% cruise deposit which is a 50% reduction of the standard deposit. Reduced deposit is not available for segments longer than 44 days. New booking only promotions are not combinable with the discount. Off er not applicable to third and fourth berth passengers. Promotion code for discount and reduced deposit is PA1 (PA2/PA3 for World Cruies Segments).

Up to $1,000 shipboard credit per person*

Plus Complimentary hotel and dining charges*

And Complimentary mini-bar setup for suites^

Special Launch Savings of up to $1,000 per person available for Princess Captain’s Circle Members.

See page 25 for more information.

20Special Full World Cruise Benefits

Egyptian ruins

Bowls — Istanbul, Turkey Sculpture — Hong Kong, China

Oceanview (obstructed) from* $23,495

Overnights in Hong Kong, Dubai, Venice,Istanbul and Lima

OMAN

Cairnsfor the Great Barrier Reef

Pitcairn IslandScenic cruising

Lima(Callao)

Guayaquilfor Quito

Tahiti(Papeete)

Osakafor Kyoto

Phuket

Penang

Mangalore

VeniceKotor

LimassolIstanbul

Singapore

Mumbai

Suez CanalPort Saidfor Cairo & Giza Aqaba

for Petra

Guam

HiroshimaHongKong




Muscat(Minas Qaboos) Halong Bay/Hanoi

(Cai Lan)

Seoul(Inchon)

Ft. Lauderdale

Limón

Easter Island

ECUADOR

PERU

COSTA RICA

UNITED STATES

ITALY

MONTENEGRO

GREECE

INDIAEGYPT

JORDAN

MALAYSIAVIETNAM

THAILAND

CYPRUS

TASMANIA

DubaiDoha

Safagafor Luxor & Karnak

Jerusalem/Bethlehem

(Ashdod)

Sharm el Sheikhfor Mt. Sinai

UNITED ARABEMIRATES

ISRAEL

QATAR

FRENCHPOLYNESIA

AUSTRALIA

NORTHERNMARIANA ISLANDS

JAPAN

SOUTH KOREA

NEW ZEALAND

South PacificOcean

PacificOcean

IndianOcean

TasmanSea

CoralSea

AtlanticOcean

LabradorSea

Equator Equator

Inte

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ine

Sydney

AucklandBurnie

Athens(Piraeus)

ANZAC CoveScenic cruising

TURKEY

SouthAtlantic Ocean

HAWAII

CHINA

Shanghai

23Days

Sydney to Hong KongSegment 2Departs Mar 3, 2013

26Days

Dubai to VeniceSegment 4Departs Apr 19, 2013

34Days

Ft . Lauderdale to SydneySegment 1Departs Jan 27, 2013

107Days

2013 World CruiseFt. Lauderdale to Venice | Departs Fr iday, January 27, 2013Pacific Princess®

24Days

Hong Kong to DubaiSegment 3Departs Mar 26, 2013

Mini-suitefrom*

$12,695

Balconyfrom*

$9,695

Oceanview(obstructed) from*

$7,995

Interiorfrom*

$7,095

Mini-suitefrom*

$9,195

Balconyfrom*

$6,695


$5,295

Interiorfrom*

$4,495

Mini-suitefrom*

$8,895

Balconyfrom*

$6,395


$4,995

Interiorfrom*

$4,195

Mini-suitefrom*

$10,195

Balconyfrom*

$7,695


$6,295

Interiorfrom*

$5,495

Ports of callFt. Lauderdale, Costa Rica (Limón), Panama Canal (Full-transit of the Panama Canal including the Miraflores, Pedro Miguel and Gatun Locks), Cross The Equator, Guayaquil (for Quito and for Machu Picchu Overland Excursion), Lima (Callao – overnight), Easter Island, Pitcairn Island scenic cruising, Tahiti (Papeete), Crossing International Date Line, Auckland, Tasmania (Burnie), Sydney

Ports of callHong Kong, Halong Bay/Hanoi (Cai Lan), Ho Chi Minh City (Phu My – for Angkor Wat Overland Excursion), Bangkok (Laem Chabang), Singapore, Kuala Lumpur (Port Kelang), Penang, Phuket, Mangalore, Mumbai (for Taj Mahal day tour), Dubai

Ports of callSydney (for Ayers Rock Overland Excursion), Cairns (for Great Barrier Reef),Cross The Equator, Guam, Osaka (for Kyoto), Hiroshima, Seoul (Inchon), Shanghai, Hong Kong (overnight)

Ports of callDubai (overnight), Doha, Muscat (Mina Qaboos), Safaga (for Luxor & Karnak), Sharm el Sheikh (for Mt. Sinai), Aqaba (for Petra), Transit Suez Canal, Port Said (for Cairo & Giza), Jerusalem/Bethlehem (Ashdod), Cyprus (Limassol), 2-day Istanbul Experience (includes 2 days & overnight), Athens (Piraeus), Kotor (Montenegro), Venice

Passengers booking categories OS-BF will receive an onboard credit of $1,000 per person when booking the 107-day Pacifi c Princess Full World Cruise and $500 per person when booking segment 45 days and longer before March 31, 2012. Passengers booking categories CC-G will receive $500 per person for the 107-day Pacifi c Princess Full World Cruise and $250 for segment 45-days and longer. Princess reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement of up to $9 per person per day on all passengers if the NYMEX oil price exceeds $70 per barrel, even if the fare has already been paid in full. Government fees and taxes of up to $115 – $1,160 are additional and subject to change. See page 26 for off er details. Onboard credit off er is not applicable for interior cabins (categories II-L). All 107-day Pacifi c Princess Full World Cruise passengers will receive complimentary Hotel and Dining charges. Off er not applicable to third and fourth berth guests. ^World Cruise guests booked in Suites (categories OS and PH on Pacific Princess) will receive complimentary mini-bar setup replenished on a weekly basis.

Launch Fares Interior from*$21,695

Balcony from* $27,995

Mini-suite from*$37,995

For a limited time, enjoy up to $1,000 savings per person on World Cruise!Don’t wait—savings end 12/31/11 for Fall 2012 and 3/31/12 for Spring 2013 sailings.


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WinnerGary Wentzel of Twinsburg, Ohio, took this winning photograph he calls “Wind and Sea” during his European cruise aboard Ruby Princess® on June 9. “Climbing the narrow twisting streets of Mykonos, we emerged from between the white-washed houses to the sight of the Ruby Princess beyond a classic windmill.”

With all the amazing sights on a Princess® cruise vacation, we’re sure you have some amazing photos.

Send us one of your best – it could win you a free cruise!

† Princess Captain’s Circle Launch Savings of up to $100 per person discount is applicable in all categories and combinable only with Launch Fares, Group Fares, Regional and other past-passenger promotions. Discount has already been taken into account in fares shown in this mailer. Once booked, if a lower fare for which the past passenger qualifies for and requests becomes available, the discount will automatically combine with the lower fare. Specific discount amounts vary by itinerary, cabin category and cruise length. New-booking-only promotions are not com-binable with the discount. Captain Circle Launch Savings includes a 10% cruise deposit which is a 50% reduction of the standard deposit under Launch Savings. The Princess Captain’s Circle Launch Savings is not applicable to third- and fourth-berth passengers. Call 1-800-PRINCESS for details.

*Lead-in fares shown are per person, cruise only, based on double occupancy and do not apply to singles or third/fourth berth passengers. Fares for other categories may vary. Please contact Princess Cruises® for singles and third/fourth-berth passenger fares. Promotional fares are a discount off Launch Fares. Launch Fares are cruise only and represent the introductory cruise fares for each category. Launch fares are offering fares and may not have been in effect over the past 90 days or resulted in actual sales in all categories. Intermediate discounts may have been taken and fares may remain at a discounted level after this promotion. Promotional savings including Princess Captain’s Circle Launch savings have already been taken into account in fares shown.

Princess reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement of up to $9 per person per day on all passengers if the NYMEX oil price exceeds $70 per barrel, even if the fare has already been paid in full. Government fees and taxes of up to $1,160 are per person, additional, based on itinerary, subject to change without prior notice and may be higher for Canadian residents.

The offer is based on space availability, is capacity controlled and applies to the sailing dates and stateroom categories shown on each itinerary. Fares quoted in U.S. dollars. See the applicable 2012-2013 Princess Cruises brochures or princess.com for terms, conditions and definitions that apply to all bookings. Promotion code for discount and reduced deposit is PA1.

‡ The special fares in this mailer may be extended to first-time Princess passengers traveling with Captain’s Circle members aboard the same sailing, offering them the fare equivalent after Captain’s Circle Launch Savings are applied to published Launch Fares. This “Share the Savings” offer is limited to two additional couples connected to each Captain’s Circle booking. For first-time Princess passengers, this “Share the Savings” discount is combinable only with Launch Fares and may not be combined with any subsequent fare promotions, additional discounts, and are not applicable to third- and fourth-berth passengers. Non-fare benefits of Captain’s Circle Launch Savings, including application of discount to future promotional offers, do not apply for first-time Princess passengers receiving the “Share the Savings” discount. The Princess discount off Launch savings offer has already been taken into account in fares shown. Promotion code for discount and reduced deposit is WA1 (WAZ/WA3 for World Cruise Segments).

Due to airline and travel distance for (Manaus/Singapore/Beijing/Bangkok), an operational overnight may be required for passengers purchasing Princess air.

Each quarter, one winner is selected and awarded a free 7-day Alaska or Caribbean cruise. So take your best shot and send it in, along with a story – in 50 words or less – describing your experience. You could be our next winner! See below for more details.

Give Us Your Best

Shot!

Photo Competition Rules: NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Void where prohibited. To be eligible to win the Spring 2012 Free Cruise Photo Competition photos must have been taken during a 2011 Princess cruise or cruisetour. Open to legal residents of the 50 U.S., D.C., Canada (excluding Quebec), and Puerto Rico who are registered members of the Princess Cruises Ltd. Captain’s Circle loyalty program and 21 years of age or older at the time of entry. Enter by submitting a photo taken by the Potential Entrant (“Photo”) by either: (1) emailing the Photo to [email protected] with the subject line “Princess Cruises Photo Competition” (“Email Entry”); or (2) sending the Photo by mail to Photo Competition, Princess Captain’s Circle, 24305 Town Center Drive, Santa Clarita, CA 91355 (“Mail Entry”) (collectively, “Entries”). All Entries must include the Potential Entrant’s name, address, Member Number, area code and telephone number, date of cruise where Photo was taken, name of Princess ship where Photo was taken, title of photo, location where Photo was taken and the names of any people depicted in the Photo (“Required Information”); as well as the story of the Photo in no less than 10 and no more than 50 words (“Story”). Email entries must be received between November 1, 2011 at 12:00 am Pacifi c Time, United States (“PT”) and December 15, 2011 at 11:59:59 pm PT. Mail entries must be postmarked between November 1, 2011 and December 15, 2011 and received by December 23, 2011. Subject to Offi cial Rules found: http://www.princess.com/newsletter/html/ccm. Prize: One (1) 7–day Alaska or 7-day Caribbean cruise for winner and guest ARV of all prizes: $1,850 USD / $1.857.00 CAD. Sponsor: Princess Cruises Ltd., 24305 Town Center Drive, Santa Clarita, CA 91355.

Gold MembersAfter your first completed cruise

• Special Launch Savings

• Preferential pricing offers

• Circle CenterSM Online

– StandBy Program

– Referral Rewards

– Circle Savings AccountSM

• Princess Captain’s Circle®

Magazine

• Princess Captain’s Circle®

eNewsletter

• Free Cruise Photo Contest

• Access to a Circle Host onboard

• Members-only onboard events

• Member benefits card

• Princess Passport

• Gold Member pin

Elite MembersFrom your 16th cruise on, or 151+ cruise days

All Platinum Member benefits plus:

Preferred Services Package

• Complimentary professional cleaning, laundry services and shoe polishing.

• Priority ship to shore tender embarkation

• Priority disembarkation

Elite Discount Package

• 10% boutique discount

• Complimentary Grapevine wine tasting

Preferred Amenities Package

• Complimentary mini-bar set up

• Deluxe canapés on formal nights (upon request)

• Upgraded stateroom amenities

• Traditional afternoon tea in stateroom (upon request)

• Elite Member pin

Platinum MembersFrom your 6th-15th cruise, or 51-150 cruise days

All Gold Member benefits plus:

• Preferred Check-In

• Credit toward Internet Café

packages

• Upgrade to Princess Platinum

Vacation ProtectionSM

• Preferred shoreside phone line

• Platinum Disembarkation Lounge

• Complimentary Cruise Atlas

• Platinum Member pin

Voyage Minutes

7 days or less 150

8–20 days 250

21+ days 500

Princess Captain’s Circle Member Benefi ts

For further details on Princess Captain’s Circle Member Benefits, please visit princess.com.

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Australia & New ZealandSydney to AucklandJan 11 (12 days)

Auckland to SydneyJan 23 (12 days)

Southeast Asia & ChinaSingapore to BeijingMar 14 (16 days)

Beijing to SingaporeMar 30 (16 days)

Australia & ChinaSydney to BeijingFeb 4 (23 days)

Southeast Asia & ChinaBeijing to SingaporeFeb 27 (16 days)

Southeast Asia & ChinaSingapore to BeijingApr 15 (16 days)

Alaska & Far East Beijing to VancouverMay 1 (19 days)

January2012

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February 2013

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Princess Cruises® 2012–2013 Sailings Schedule at a Glance

Dawn Princess®Caribbean Princess® Diamond Princess®Coral Princess® Crown Princess® Emerald Princess® Golden Princess® Grand Princess®

New ZealandRT from MelbourneMar 1 (13 days)

Round AustraliaRT from SydneyMar 16 (28 days)

Hawaii, Tahiti& South PacificRT from SydneyApr 13 (35 days)

New ZealandRT from MelbourneJan 9, 22 (13 days)

New ZealandRT from MelbourneFeb 4, 17 (13 days)

Panama CanalLos Angeles to Ft. LauderdaleApr 10 (14 days)

Panama CanalFt. Lauderdale to Los Angeles Apr 24 (15 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesJan 4, 18 (14 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesFeb 1, 15, 29 (14 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesMar 14, 28 (14 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesApr 11, 25 (14 days)

Key: RT-Roundtrip; ANCH-Anchorage; BAR-Barcelona; FL-Ft. Lauderdale; LA-Los Angeles; LON-London; NY-New York; RIO-Rio de Janeiro; SFO-San Francisco; SJ-San Juan; VAN-Vancouver

Western CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleJan 7, 21 (7 days)

Southern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleJan 14, 28 (7 days)

Southern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleFeb 4, 18, 25 (7 days)

Western CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleFeb 11 (7 days)

Western CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleMar 3, 24 (7 days)

Southern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleMar 10, 17, 31 (7 days)

E. Caribbean VoyagerRT from Ft. LauderdaleJan 7, 27 (10 days)

S. Caribbean MedleyRT from Ft. LauderdaleJan 17 (10 days)

E. Caribbean VoyagerRT from Ft. LauderdaleFeb 6, 26 (10 days)

S. Caribbean MedleyRT from Ft. LauderdaleFeb 16 (10 days)

S. Caribbean MedleyRT from Ft. LauderdaleMar 7, 27 (10 days)

E. Caribbean VoyagerRT from Ft. LauderdaleMar 17 (10 days)

Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleJan 7, 14, 28 (7 days)

Southern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleJan 21 (7 days)

Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleFeb 4, 25 (7 days)

Southern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleFeb 11, 18 (7 days)


Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleMar 10, 31 (7 days)

British IslesRT from LondonMay 14, 26 (12 days)

Inside PassageRT from VancouverMay 19 (7 days)

Voyage of the GlaciersVancouver to AnchorageMay 26 (7 days)

Scandinavia & RussiaRT from CopenhagenMay 12, 23 (11 days)

Scandinavia & RussiaRT from CopenhagenAug 8, 19, 30 (11 days)

Panama CanalRT from Ft. Lauderdale Nov 11, 21 (10 days)

Australia & New ZealandSydney to AucklandFeb 8 (14 days)

Auckland to SydneyFeb 22 (14 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesFeb 13, 27 (14 days)

Western CaribbeanRT from GalvestonFeb 2, 9, 16, 23 (7 days)

British IslesRT from London Jun 7 (12 days)

North Cape &Norwegian FjordsRT from London Jun 19 (12 days)

Voyage of the GlaciersAnchorage to VancouverJun 2, 16, 30 (7 days)Vancouver to Anchorage Jun 9, 23 (7 days)

Scandinavia & RussiaRT from CopenhagenJun 3, 14, 25 (11 days)

Canada & New EnglandRT from New York Sep 8, 15, 22, 29 (7 days)

Inside PassageRT from SeattleMay 26 (7 days)

Panama CanalFt. Lauderdale to Los AngelesDec 1 (14 days)Los Angeles to Ft. LauderdaleDec 15 (14 days)Panama CanalRT from Ft. Lauderdale Dec 29 (10 days)

Australia & ChinaSydney to BeijingMar 8 (24 days)


Scandinavia & RussiaRT from CopenhagenJul 6, 17, 28 (11 days)

Classic Canada &New EnglandQuébec City to New YorkOct 6 (10 days)New York to Québec CityOct 16 (10 days)Canada & Colonial AmericaQuébec City to FL • Oct 26 (12 days)

Inside PassageRT from SeattleJun 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (7 days)

Mediterranean & AdriaticRT from LondonOct 5 (17 days)

Canary IslandsRT from LondonOct 22 (12 days)

Panama CanalFt. Lauderdale to Los AngelesOct 14 (14 days)Los Angeles to Ft. LauderdaleOct 28 (14 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesJan 2, 16, 30 (14 days)

Western CaribbeanRT from GalvestonJan 5, 12, 19, 26 (7 days)

Southeast Asia & ChinaBeijing to BangkokApr 1 (16 days)Bangkok to BeijingApr 17 (16 days)


Northern AustraliaExplorerBrisbane to PerthMay 30 (15 days)

Circle Pacific(Continued)


Treasures of AsiaPerth to SingaporeJun 14 (12 days)Singapore to PerthJun 26 (14 days)


New ZealandRT from MelbourneMar 3, 16 (13 days)



Western CaribbeanRT from GalvestonMar 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (7 days)



Panama CanalFt. Lauderdale to Los AngelesFeb 7 (14 days)Los Angeles to Ft. LauderdaleFeb 21 (14 days)

Panama CanalRT from Ft. Lauderdale Mar 7, 17, 27 (10 days)

Panama CanalFt. Lauderdale to Los AngelesApr 6 (14 days)Los Angeles to Ft. LauderdaleApr 20 (14 days)

Round Australia(Continued)

Western CaribbeanRT from GalvestonApr 6, 13, 20, 27 (7 days)





E. Caribbean VoyagerRT from Ft. LauderdaleMar 7, 27 (10 days)

S. Caribbean MedleyRT from Ft. LauderdaleMar 17 (10 days)

E. Caribbean VoyagerRT from Ft. LauderdaleApr 6, 26 (10 days)

S. Caribbean MedleyRT from Ft. LauderdaleApr 16 (10 days)

Brazilian AdventureFt. Lauderdale to Buenos AiresJan 26 (19 days)Cape Horn & Strait of MagellanBuenos Aires to Santiago • Feb 14 (13 days)Andes & South AmericaSantiago to San FranciscoFeb 27 (17 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from San FranciscoApr 10, 25 (15 days)

Panama CanalRT from Ft. Lauderdale Jan 8, 18, 28 (10 days)

Greek Isles & MediterraneanRome to Venice Oct 3 (12 days)Greek IslesVenice to Rome Oct 15 (12 days)Egypt & AegeanRome to Venice • Oct 27 (12 days)

Greek IslesVenice to Rome Nov 8 (12 days)Rome to VeniceNov 20 (12 days)

Venetian PassageVenice to Galveston Dec 2 (20 days)

Western CaribbeanRT from GalvestonDec 22, 29 (7 days)

Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleJan 5, 19 (7 days)


Hawaiian IslandsRT from San FranciscoMar 16 (15 days)MexicoRT from San FranciscoMar 31 (10 days)

Panama CanalLos Angeles to Ft. LauderdaleApr 10 (14 days)

Panama CanalFt. Lauderdale to Los Angeles Apr 24 (15 days)

Panama CanalLos Angeles to Ft. Lauderdale Feb 14 (14 days)

Panama CanalFt. Lauderdale to Los AngelesFeb 28 (14 days)

Panama CanalLos Angeles to Ft. LauderdaleMar 13 (14 days)

Panama CanalFt. Lauderdale to Los Angeles Mar 27 (14 days)

Classic S. CaribbeanRT from San JuanMar 4, 18 (7 days)

S. Caribbean ExplorerRT from San JuanMar 11, 25 (7 days)

Classic S. CaribbeanRT from San Juan • Jan 2 (6 days)

Classic S. CaribbeanRT from San Juan • Jan 8, 22 (7 days)

S. Caribbean ExplorerRT from San JuanJan 15, 29 (7 days)

Classic S. CaribbeanRT from San JuanFeb 5, 19 (7 days)

S. Caribbean ExplorerRT from San JuanFeb 12, 26 (7 days)

Classic S. CaribbeanRT from SJ • Apr 1, 15 (7 days)S. Caribbean ExplorerRT from SJ • Apr 8, 22 (7 days)Passage to EuropeSan Juan to LondonApr 29 (15 days)

British IslesRT from LondonMay 14, 26 (12 days)

British IslesRT from LondonAug 1, 13 (12 days)

Iceland, Greenland &British Isles ExplorerLondon to NYAug 25 (14 days)

Voyage of the GlaciersVancouver to AnchorageAug 6, 20 (7 days)Anchorage to Vancouver Aug 13, 27 (7 days)

Southern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleNov 10, 17, 24 (7 days)

Panama CanalRT from Ft. Lauderdale Nov 11, 21 (10 days)

Southern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleFeb 2, 9, 16, 23 (7 days)

British IslesRT from London Jun 7 (12 days)

North Cape &Norwegian FjordsRT from London Jun 19 (12 days)

Voyage of the GlaciersAnchorage to Vancouver Jun 4, 18 (7 days)Vancouver to AnchorageJun 11, 25 (7 days)

Canada & New EnglandRT from New York Sep 8, 15, 22, 29 (7 days)

Southern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleDec 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 (7 days)

Panama CanalFt. Lauderdale to Los AngelesDec 1 (14 days)Los Angeles to Ft. LauderdaleDec 15 (14 days)Panama CanalRT from Ft. Lauderdale Dec 29 (10 days)

Southern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleMar 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (7 days)

ScandinaviaRT from London • Jul 1 (7 days)British IslesRT from London Jul 8 (12 days)Iceland & NorwayRT from London Jul 20 (12 days)

Voyage of the GlaciersAnchorage to Vancouver Jul 2, 16, 30 (7 days)Vancouver to AnchorageJul 9, 23 (7 days)

Canada & New EnglandRT from New YorkOct 6, 13, 20 (7 days)Bermuda SamplerRT from NY • Oct 27 (4 days)Caribbean IslanderNew York to Ft. Lauderdale Oct 31 (10 days)

Panama CanalFt. Lauderdale to Los AngelesOct 14 (14 days)Los Angeles to Ft. LauderdaleOct 28 (14 days)

Southern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleJan 5, 12, 19, 26 (7 days)

Southern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleApr 6, 13, 20, 27 (7 days)

Panama CanalFt. Lauderdale to Los AngelesFeb 7 (14 days)Los Angeles to Ft. LauderdaleFeb 21 (14 days)

Panama CanalRT from Ft. Lauderdale Mar 7, 17, 27 (10 days)

Panama CanalFt. Lauderdale to Los AngelesApr 6 (14 days)Los Angeles to Ft. LauderdaleApr 20 (14 days)

Panama CanalRT from Ft. Lauderdale Jan 8, 18, 28 (10 days)

Panama CanalFt. Lauderdale to Los Angeles Jan 3, 31 (14 days)

Panama CanalLos Angeles to Ft. LauderdaleJan 17 (14 days)

Pacific CoastalLA to VAN • May 9 (5 days)

Voyage of the GlaciersVancouver to AnchorageMay 14, 28 (7 days)Anchorage to Vancouver May 21 (7 days)

Voyage of the GlaciersVancouver to AnchorageSep 3 (7 days)Anchorage to VancouverSep 10 (7 days)Panama CanalLos Angeles to Ft. LauderdaleSep 20 (14 days)

Northern AustraliaExplorerPerth to SydneyJul 10 (17 days)

Circle PacificRT from SydneyJul 27 (75 Days)



Southeast Asia & ChinaSingapore to BeijingMar 14 (16 days)

Beijing to SingaporeMar 30 (16 days)

Australia & ChinaSydney to BeijingFeb 4 (23 days)

Southeast Asia & ChinaBeijing to SingaporeFeb 27 (16 days)

Southeast Asia & ChinaSingapore to BeijingApr 15 (16 days)

Alaska & Far East Beijing to VancouverMay 1 (19 days)

New ZealandRT from MelbourneMar 1 (13 days)





Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesJan 4, 18 (14 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesFeb 1, 15, 29 (14 days)



Western CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleJan 7, 21 (7 days)

Southern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleJan 14, 28 (7 days)

Southern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleFeb 4, 18, 25 (7 days)

Western CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleFeb 11 (7 days)

Western CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleMar 3, 24 (7 days)






S. Caribbean MedleyRT from Ft. LauderdaleMar 7, 27 (10 days)

E. Caribbean VoyagerRT from Ft. LauderdaleMar 17 (10 days)

E. Caribbean VoyagerRT from FL • Apr 6 (10 days)S. Caribbean MedleyRT from FLApr 16 (10 days)Northern Europe PassageFt. Lauderdale to CopenhagenApr 26 (16 days)

Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleJan 7, 14, 28 (7 days)


Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleFeb 4, 25 (7 days)

Southern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleFeb 11, 18 (7 days)


Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleMar 10, 31 (7 days)

British Isles PassageFL to LondonApr 7 (14 days)

Canary IslandsRT from LondonApr 21 (14 days)

Inside PassageRT from VancouverMay 19 (7 days)

Voyage of the GlaciersVancouver to AnchorageMay 26 (7 days)

Scandinavia & RussiaRT from CopenhagenMay 12, 23 (11 days)

Mediterranean & AdriaticRT from LondonMay 2 (17 days)

Mediterranean AdventurerRT from LondonMay 19 (14 days)

Egypt & AegeanRome to Venice May 12 (12 days)

Greek IslesVenice to Rome May 24 (12 days)

Voyage of the GlaciersVancouver to AnchorageAug 4, 18 (7 days)Anchorage to VancouverAug 11, 25 (7 days)

Scandinavia & RussiaRT from CopenhagenAug 8, 19, 30 (11 days)

Mediterranean AdventurerRT from LondonAug 11 (14 days)ScandinaviaRT from LondonAug 25 (7 days)

Greek IslesVenice to Rome Aug 4, 28 (12 days)

Greek Isles & MediterraneanRome to Venice Aug 16 (12 days)

Southeast Asia & ChinaBeijing to BangkokNov 10 (16 days)

Australia & AsiaBangkok to SydneyNov 26 (18 days)

E. Caribbean VoyagerRT from Ft. LauderdaleNov 7, 17 (10 days)

S. Caribbean MedleyRT from Ft. LauderdaleNov 27 (10 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesNov 7, 21 (14 days)

Inside PassageRT from SeattleJul 7, 14, 21, 28 (7 days)

Australia & New ZealandSydney to AucklandFeb 8 (14 days)

Auckland to SydneyFeb 22 (14 days)


Western CaribbeanRT from GalvestonFeb 2, 9, 16, 23 (7 days)

Voyage of the GlaciersAnchorage to VancouverJun 2, 16, 30 (7 days)Vancouver to Anchorage Jun 9, 23 (7 days)

Scandinavia & RussiaRT from CopenhagenJun 3, 14, 25 (11 days)

ScandinaviaRT from London • Jun 2 (7 days)Mediterranean MedleyRT from LondonJun 9 (14 days)Spitsbergen & North CapeRT from LondonJun 23 (14 days)

Greek Isles & MediterraneanRome to Venice Jun 5, 29 (12 days)

Greek IslesVenice to Rome Jun 17 (12 days)

Voyage of the GlaciersAnchorage to VancouverSep 8 (7 days)Vancouver to AnchorageSep 15 (7 days)Alaska & Far East Anchorage to BeijingSep 22 (16 days)

Iceland Greenland & Norway ExplorerCopenhagen to NYSep 10 (16 days) Classic Canada &New EnglandNew York to Québec CitySep 26 (10 days)

Inside PassageRT from SeattleSep 1, 8, 15 (7 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesSep 26 (14 days)

Inside PassageRT from SeattleMay 26 (7 days)

Mediterranean & AdriaticRT from LondonSep 4 (17 days)

Mediterranean MedleyRT from LondonSep 21 (14 days)

Australia & New ZealandSydney to AucklandDec 14 (14 days)

Auckland to SydneyDec 28 (14 days)

S. Caribbean MedleyRT from Ft. LauderdaleDec 17 (10 days)

E. Caribbean VoyagerRT from Ft. LauderdaleDec 27 (10 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesDec 5, 19 (14 days)

Inside PassageRT from SeattleAug 4, 11, 18, 25 (7 days)

Australia & ChinaSydney to BeijingMar 8 (24 days)


Voyage of the GlaciersVancouver to AnchorageJul 7, 21 (7 days)Anchorage to VancouverJul 14, 28 (7 days)

Scandinavia & RussiaRT from CopenhagenJul 6, 17, 28 (11 days)

Baltic HeritageRT from LondonJul 7 (14 days)Norwegian Fjords InterludeRT from LondonJul 21 (7 days)Mediterranean MedleyRT from London • Jul 28 (14 days)

Greek IslesVenice to Rome Jul 11 (12 days)

Greek Isles & MediterraneanRome to Venice Jul 23 (12 days)

Southeast Asia & ChinaBeijing to BangkokOct 9 (16 days)Bangkok to Beijing Oct 25 (16 days)

Classic Canada &New EnglandQuébec City to New YorkOct 6 (10 days)New York to Québec CityOct 16 (10 days)Canada & Colonial AmericaQuébec City to FL • Oct 26 (12 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesOct 10, 24 (14 days)

Inside PassageRT from SeattleJun 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (7 days)

Mediterranean & AdriaticRT from LondonOct 5 (17 days)

Canary IslandsRT from LondonOct 22 (12 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesJan 2, 16, 30 (14 days)

Western CaribbeanRT from GalvestonJan 5, 12, 19, 26 (7 days)

Southeast Asia & ChinaBeijing to BangkokApr 1 (16 days)Bangkok to BeijingApr 17 (16 days)


Northern AustraliaExplorerBrisbane to PerthMay 30 (15 days)


QueenslandRT from SydneyNov 6 (11 days)

New ZealandRT from SydneyNov 17, 30 (13 days)


Treasures of AsiaPerth to SingaporeJun 14 (12 days)Singapore to PerthJun 26 (14 days)


New ZealandRT from MelbourneDec 15, 28 (13 days)

New ZealandRT from MelbourneMar 3, 16 (13 days)


Fiji & South PacificRT from SydneyOct 10 (14 days)

New ZealandRT from SydneyOct 24 (13 days)


Western CaribbeanRT from GalvestonMar 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (7 days)



Round Australia(Continued)

Western CaribbeanRT from GalvestonApr 6, 13, 20, 27 (7 days)





E. Caribbean VoyagerRT from Ft. LauderdaleMar 7, 27 (10 days)

S. Caribbean MedleyRT from Ft. LauderdaleMar 17 (10 days)

E. Caribbean VoyagerRT from Ft. LauderdaleApr 6, 26 (10 days)

S. Caribbean MedleyRT from Ft. LauderdaleApr 16 (10 days)

Brazilian AdventureFt. Lauderdale to Buenos AiresJan 26 (19 days)Cape Horn & Strait of MagellanBuenos Aires to Santiago • Feb 14 (13 days)Andes & South AmericaSantiago to San FranciscoFeb 27 (17 days)

Greek Isles & MediterraneanRome to Venice Sep 9 (12 days)

Greek IslesVenice to Rome Sep 21 (12 days)

Greek Isles & MediterraneanRome to Venice Oct 3 (12 days)Greek IslesVenice to Rome Oct 15 (12 days)Egypt & AegeanRome to Venice • Oct 27 (12 days)

Greek IslesVenice to Rome Nov 8 (12 days)Rome to VeniceNov 20 (12 days)

Venetian PassageVenice to Galveston Dec 2 (20 days)

Western CaribbeanRT from GalvestonDec 22, 29 (7 days)

Western Europe PassageLondon to FL • Nov 3 (14 days)Southern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleNov 7 (7 days)Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleNov 24 (7 days)

Southern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleDec 1, 15, 29 (7 days)

Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleDec 8, 22 (7 days)

Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleJan 5, 19 (7 days)


Southern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleApr 7, 21 (7 days)Western CaribbeanRT from FL • Apr 14 (7 days)Roman PassageFt. Lauderdale to RomeApr 28 (14 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from San FranciscoMar 16 (15 days)MexicoRT from San FranciscoMar 31 (10 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from San FranciscoApr 10, 25 (15 days)

RT Panama CanalRT from Ft. LauderdaleJan 8, 18, 28 (10 days)

RT Panama CanalRT from Ft. LauderdaleFeb 7, 17, 27 (10 days)

RT Panama CanalRT from Ft. LauderdaleMar 8, 18, 28 (10 days)

RT Panama CanalRT from Ft. LauderdaleApr 7, 17 (10 days)Panama CanalFt. Lauderdale to Los AngelesApr 27 (14 days)

Pacific CoastalLA to VAN • May 10 (5 days)Inside PassageRT from VAN • May 16 (7 days)Voyage of the GlaciersVancouver to AnchorageMay 23 (7 days)Anchorage to VancouverMay 30 (7 days)

Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleJan 8, 15, 22, 29 (7 days)

Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleFeb 5, 12, 19, 26 (7 days)

Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleMar 4, 11, 18, 25 (7 days)

Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleApr 1, 8, 15 (7 days)

Mediterranean PassageFL to BarcelonaApr 22 (14 days)

Grand MediterraneanBarcelona to VeniceMay 6, 30 (12 days) Venice to BarcelonaMay 18 (12 days)

Grand MediterraneanBarcelona to VeniceAug 10 (12 days) Venice to BarcelonaAug 22 (12 days)

Voyage of the GlaciersVancouver to AnchorageJul 4, 18 (7 days)Anchorage to VancouverJul 11, 25 (7 days)

Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleDec 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (7 days)

Voyage of the GlaciersVancouver to AnchorageJun 6, 20 (7 days)Anchorage to VancouverJun 13, 27 (7 days)

Grand MediterraneanVenice to BarcelonaJun 11 (12 days)Barcelona to VeniceJun 23 (12 days)

RT Panama CanalRT from Ft. LauderdaleOct 13, 23 (10 days)

Voyage of the GlaciersVancouver to AnchorageAug 1, 15, 29 (7 days)Anchorage to VancouverAug 8, 22 (7 days)

Grand MediterraneanVenice to BarcelonaJul 5, 29 (12 days)Barcelona to VeniceJul 17 (12 days)

RT Panama CanalRT from Ft. LauderdaleNov 2 (10 days)Panama CanalFt. Lauderdale to Los AngelesNov 12 (14 days)Los Angeles to Ft. LauderdaleNov 26 (14 days)

RT Panama CanalRT from Ft. LauderdaleDec 10, 20, 30 (10 days)

Panama CanalFt. Lauderdale to Los AngelesJan 9 (14 days)Los Angeles to Ft. LauderdaleJan 23 (14 days)

Voyage of the GlaciersAnchorage to VancouverSep 5, 19 (7 days)Vancouver to AnchorageSep 12 (7 days)Panama CanalSan Francisco to Ft. LauderdaleSep 28 (15 days)

RT Panama CanalRT from Ft. LauderdaleApr 5, 15 (10 days)

Panama CanalFt. Lauderdale to Los AngelesApr 25 (15 days)

RT Panama CanalRT from Ft. LauderdaleFeb 6, 16, 26 (10 days)

Panama CanalFt. Lauderdale to Los AngelesMar 8 (14 days)Los Angeles to Ft. LauderdaleMar 22 (14 days)

Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleFeb 3, 10, 17, 24 (7 days)

Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleMar 3, 10, 17, 24, 31(7 days)

Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleApr 7, 14, 21, 28 (7 days)

Grand MediterraneanBarcelona to VeniceSep 3, 27 (12 days) Venice to BarcelonaSep 15 (12 days)

Venetian PassageVenice to Ft. LauderdaleOct 9 (19 days)

Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleOct 28 (7 days)

Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleNov 4, 11, 18, 25 (7 days)

Eastern CaribbeanRT from Ft. LauderdaleJan 6, 13, 20, 27 (7 days)

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Voyage of the GlaciersAnchorage to VancouverAug 4, 18 (7 days)Vancouver to AnchorageAug 11, 25 (7 days)

MexicoRT from Los AngelesNov 17 (7 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesNov 24 (14 days)

Voyage of the GlaciersANCH to VAN • Sep 1, 15 (7 days)VAN to ANCH • Sep 8 (7 days)Inside PassageRT from VAN • Sep 22 (7 days)British Columbia& West CoastVAN to LA • Sep 29 (7 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesDec 8, 29 (14 days)

MexicoRT from Los AngelesDec 22 (7 days)

Voyage of the GlaciersAnchorage to VancouverJul 7, 21 (7 days)Vancouver to AnchorageJul 14, 28 (7 days)

MexicoRT from Los AngelesJan 12 (7 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesJan 19 (14 days)


MexicoRT from Los AngelesFeb 16 (7 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesMar 9 (14 days)MexicoRT from Los AngelesMar 23 (7 days)California CoastalRT from LA • Mar 30 (7 days)

MexicoRT from Los AngelesApr 27 (7 days)

California CoastalRT from Los AngelesApr 6, 13, 20 (7 days)

California CoastalRT from Los AngelesApr 7 (7 days)Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesApr 14 (14 days)California CoastalRT from LA • Apr 28 (7 days)

MexicoRT from LA • Mar 3 (7 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from LA • Mar 10 (14 days)California CoastalRT from Los AngelesMar 24, 31 (7 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesFeb 4 (14 days)

MexicoRT from Los AngelesFeb 18, 25 (7 days)

California CoastalRT from LA • May 5 (7 days)

Wine Country CoastalLA to VAN • May 12 (7 days)

Voyage of the GlaciersVAN to ANCH • May 19 (7 days)ANCH to VAN • May 26 (7 days)

California CoastalRT from Los AngelesOct 6, 13 (7 days)

Hawaii, Tahiti & SamoaRT from Los AngelesOct 20 (28 days)

World Cruise(Continued)



Holy LandVenice to AthensApr 30 (12 Days)

Hawaii & TahitiHonolulu to TahitiJan 7 (11 days)

Tahiti & PolynesiaRT from TahitiJan 18, 28 (10 days)

Hawaii & TahitiTahiti to HonoluluFeb 7 (11 days)Honolulu to TahitiFeb 18 (11 days)S. Pacific & New ZealandTahiti to SydneyFeb 29 (16 days)

Australia & AsiaSydney to SingaporeMar 17 (20 days)

Northern AustraliaExplorerSydney to PerthApr 12 (17 days)

Perth to SydneyApr 29 (17 days)

Cape Horn Route to RioSantiago to Rio de JaneiroJan 7 (14 days)

Rio de Janeiro to SantiagoJan 21 (14 days)

Cape Horn Route to RioSantiago to Rio de JaneiroFeb 4 (14 days)

Rio de Janeiro to SantiagoFeb 18 (14 days)

Andes & South AmericaSantiago to San FranciscoMar 3 (16 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from San FranciscoMarch 19 (15 days)

MexicoRT from San FranciscoApr 3 (10 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from San FranciscoApril 13, 28 (15 days)

New ZealandRT from SydneyJan 11, 24 (13 days)

Fiji & South PacificRT from SydneyFeb 6 (14 days)

New ZealandRT from SydneyFeb 20 (13 days)

China & JapanRT from SydneyMar 4 (42 days)

Hawaii, Tahiti& South PacificSydney to San FranciscoApr 15 (29 days)

New ZealandRT from SydneyMar 3, 30 (13 days)

Fiji & South PacificRT from SydneyMar 16 (14 days)

Holy LandAthens to RomeMay 12 (12 Days)

Mediterranean CollectionRome to VeniceMay 24 (12 Days)

World CruiseRT from SydneyMay 16 (104 Days)

Ireland & Scotland InterludeRT from LondonAug 2, 17 (8 days)Norwegian Fjords InterludeRT from London • Aug 10 (7 days)European ExplorerLON to BAR • Aug 25 (8 days)

Fijian JewelsRT from BrisbaneNov 7 (11 days)

New ZealandRT from BrisbaneNov 18 (14 days)

Australia & AsiaSingapore to SydneyNov 13 (20 days)

Australia, Asia & SouthPacific Grand AdventureSingapore to TahitiNov 13 (36 days)

Tahiti & PolynesiaRT from TahitiFeb 8 (10 days)

Hawaii & TahitiTahiti to HonoluluFeb 18 (11 days)

Fijian JewelsRT from BrisbaneFeb 7 (11 days)

New ZealandRT from BrisbaneFeb 18 (14 days)

Scandinavia & RussiaCollectionRT from LondonJun 3 (14 days)Land of theMidnight SunRT from LondonJun 17 (16 days)

Holy LandVenice to AthensJun 5 (12 Days)Athens to VeniceJun 17 (12 Days)Black Sea &Crimean CoastsVenice to Athens • Jun 29 (12 Days)


Voyage of the GlaciersVancouver to AnchorageJun 2, 16, 30 (7 days)Anchorage to VancouverJun 9, 23 (7 days)

Inside PassageRT from SeattleJun 3, 10, 17, 24 (7 days)

China & JapanRT from SydneySep 12 (40 days)

Mediterranean InterludeBAR to Rome • Sep 2 (7 days)Greek Isles InterludeBetween Rome and AthensSep 9, 30 (7 days)Venetian InterludeBetween Athens and VeniceSep 16, 23 (7 days)

New ZealandRT from BrisbaneDec 2, 16, 30 (14 days)

South Pacific &New ZealandSydney to TahitiDec 3 (16 days) Tahiti & PolynesiaRT from Tahiti • Dec 18 (10 days)Hawaii & TahitiTahiti to Honolulu • Dec 28 (10 days)

Hawaii & TahitiHonolulu to TahitiMar 1 (11 days)South Pacific & New ZealandTahiti to Sydney • Mar 12 (16 days)Australia & AsiaSydney to SingaporeMar 29 (20 days)

New ZealandRT from BrisbaneMar 4 (14 days)

Fijian JewelsRT from BrisbaneMar 18 (11 days)


New ZealandRT from BrisbaneOct 24 (14 days)

Mediterranean,India & AsiaRome to SingaporeOct 17 (27 days)

Inside PassageRT from San FranciscoJun 2, 12, 22 (10 days)

Inside PassageRT from San FranciscoMay 13, 23 (10 days)

Fijian JewelsRT from BrisbaneJan 13 (11 days)

New ZealandRT from BrisbaneJan 24 (14 days)

Hawaii & TahitiHonolulu to TahitiJan 8 (11 days)

Tahiti & PolynesiaRT from TahitiJan 19, 29 (10 days)

Mediterranean, India & AsiaSingapore to RomeApr 18 (30 days)

Fiji & South PacificRT from SydneyApr 12 (14 days)

Northern AustraliaExplorerSydney to PerthApr 26 (17 days)

Alaska SamplerVancouver to SeattleMay 15 (5 days)

Inside PassageRT from SeattleMay 20, 27 (7 days)


Fiji & South PacificRT from SydneyAug 29 (14 days)

World CruiseFt. Lauderdale to VeniceJan 13 (107 Days)

Africa, India &Southeast AsiaSingapore to Cape TownApr 6 (30 days)

Fijian JewelsRT from BrisbaneJan 11 (11 days)

New ZealandRT from BrisbaneJan 22 (14 days)

Fijian JewelsRT from BrisbaneFeb 5 (11 days)

New ZealandRT from BrisbaneFeb 16 (14 days)

W. Africa AdventureCape Town to LondonMay 6 (28 days)

Holy LandAthens to VeniceAug 4 (12 Days)Venice to AthensAug 16 (12 Days)Black Sea &Crimean CoastsAthens to Venice • Aug 28 (12 Days)

Holy LandRome to AthensNov 8 (12 Days)Athens to RomeNov 20 (12 Days)


Mediterranean CollectionVenice to RomeSep 9 (12 Days)

Holy LandRome to AthensSep 21 (12 Days)

Renaissance PassageRome to Ft. LauderdaleDec 2 (18 Days)

Amazon RiverFt. Lauderdale to ManausDec 20 (14 days)


Scandinavia & RussiaCollectionRT from LondonJul 3 (14 days)Land of theMidnight SunRT from LondonJul 17 (16 days)

Holy LandAthens to VeniceJul 11 (12 Days)Venice to AthensJul 23 (12 Days)

Holy LandAthens to RomeOct 3, 27 (12 Days)Rome to AthensOct 15 (12 Days)

Amazon RiverManaus to Ft. LauderdaleJan 3 (14 days)

World CruiseFt. Lauderdale to VeniceJan 27 (107 Days)


Inside PassageRT from SeattleAug 5, 12, 19, 26 (7 days)

New ZealandRT from SydneyNov 20 (13 days)

Inside PassageRT from San FranciscoJul 2, 12, 22 (10 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from San FranciscoNov 5, 20 (15 days)

Cape Horn &Strait of MagellanSantiago to Buenos AiresFeb 12 (13 days)Buenos Aires to SantiagoFeb 25 (13 days)

Inside PassageRT from SeattleSep 2, 9, 16 (7 days)

MexicoRT from San FranciscoSep 26 (7 days)

New ZealandRT from SydneyDec 3, 16 (13 days)

Fiji & South PacificRT from SydneyDec 29 (14 days)

Inside PassageRT from San FranciscoAug 1, 11, 21, 31 (10 days)

Andes & South AmericaSan Francisco to SantiagoDec 5 (17 days)

Cape Horn &Strait of MagellanSantiago to Buenos AiresDec 22 (13 days)

Andes & South AmericaSantiago to Los AngelesMar 10 (16 days)

Hawaii, Tahiti & SamoaRT from Los AngelesMar 26 (28 days)

Inside PassageRT from SeattleJul 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 (7 days)

Round Australia &New ZealandRT from SydneyOct 18 (33 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from San FranciscoOct 6, 21 (15 days)

New ZealandRT from SydneyJan 12 (13 days)

Fiji & South PacificRT from SydneyJan 25 (14 days)

Hawaii, Tahiti& South PacificSan Francisco to SydneySep 20 (27 days)

Cape Horn &Strait of MagellanBuenos Aires to SantiagoJan 4, 30 (13 days)

Santiago to Buenos AiresJan 17 (13 days)

Hawaiian IslandsRT from Los AngelesApril 23 (14 days)

New ZealandRT from SydneyFeb 8, 21 (13 days)

China & JapanRT from SydneyMar 6 (40 days)


Sailing schedule is accurate as of 4/15/11 and is subject to change.

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