Yesterday, Princess Cruises introduced a huge 2025-26 Americas season, presented by the readily awaited itineraries of winter/spring for its two recent jewels, Star Princess and Sun Princess. The wonderful vessels will sail seven days. It would cover Eastern and Western Caribbean sailings from Port Everglades, carrying guests to the world’s some of the most appealing destinations.
By becoming the first Royal Class ship to homeport at Port Canaveral in Central Florida, Sky Princess will create history of its own by providing eight-day Eastern and Western Caribbean sailings and six-day sailings to the Eastern Caribbean.
The 2025-26 season is all set to provide a total of 278 cruises, departing from seven nearby home ports, through short drives or domestic flights: Los Angeles, San Francisco, Texas, Ft. Lauderdale, Galveston, Port Canaveral, New York City and Vancouver, British Columbia.
On sale, Dec. 20, the destination-packed season comprises a festive Mexican Riviera sailing onboard Royal Princess, a sentimental retrogression marking the 60th anniversary of the very first Princess cruise that set its cruise on Princess Patricia in December 1965.
Tags: British Columbia, Galveston, Los Angeles, New York City, Port Canaveral, Princess Cruises, San Francisco, Texas, Vancouver
