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Nestled along the Baltic Sea, the Port of Tallinn welcomes travelers with the echoes of its storied past. From the Hanseatic League's bustling trading hub to the resilient spirit of Estonia's fight for independence, history permeates every cobblestone street. Embrace the brisk maritime climate, where salty breezes carry tales of seafaring adventures. Unlike conventional tourist destinations, Tallinn offers an authentic journey through time, where medieval walls stand as silent sentinels and centuries-old traditions thrive. Don't miss the chance to explore the world's best-preserved medieval city, where fairytale spires and hidden courtyards await around every corner.
Days 3-4
Stockholm
Day 5
Visby
Day 6
Gdynia
Set sail to the enchanting Port of Gdynia, where the echoes of Poland's maritime legacy resonate through its bustling harbor. Embrace the maritime heritage as you stroll along the quays, tracing the footsteps of seafaring pioneers who once called this port home. Gdynia's coastal charm is enhanced by its temperate climate, offering cruisegoers refreshing sea breezes and sunny skies, ideal for exploring the city's vibrant streets and picturesque coastline. Dive into the authentic local experience, away from the tourist crowds, and discover hidden gems that showcase the true essence of Poland. Don't miss the opportunity to savor fresh Baltic seafood delicacies, a testament to Gdynia's thriving maritime culture.
Day 7
Bornholm Island
Day 8
Aarhus
Day 9
Copenhagen
Day 10
Skagen
Day 11
Hardangerfjord
Day 12
Skjolden
Day 13
Olden
In the heart of Norway's majestic fjord country lies Olden, where nature's grandeur meets the echoes of a storied past. Surrounded by towering peaks and cascading waterfalls, this idyllic village offers a glimpse into Norway's rugged soul. The climate, with its crisp mountain air and crystal-clear waters, beckons adventurers seeking solace in untamed landscapes. Away from bustling cityscapes, Olden provides a serene retreat, where authenticity thrives amid unspoiled beauty. As cruise ships dock against a backdrop of emerald hills, visitors are greeted by the sight of the Briksdal Glacier, a breathtaking marvel of nature slowly carving its path through time.
Day 14
At sea
Day 15
Seydisfjørdur
Day 16
Akureyri
Cruising to Akureyri, nestled at the end of Icelands longest fjord, Eyjafjr, is a must for any cruiser seeking a blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. As Iceland's second-largest city, Akureyri is a gateway to the majestic landscapes of the North, including the Godafoss waterfall and the volcanic wonderland of Lake Matn. The city itself charms visitors with its vibrant botanical gardens, which thrive despite the Arctic latitude, and its bustling arts scene. Akureyris compact downtown area, filled with cafes, shops, and museums, invites leisurely exploration, making it a perfect stop on any Arctic or Nordic cruise itinerary.
Day 17
Isafjørdur
Day 18
Reykjavík
Cruising to Reykjavik offers a unique joy, blending modern urban charm with Icelands dramatic natural landscapes. As your ship approaches, the picturesque view of the city set against the backdrop of mountains and the vast ocean is breathtaking. Reykjavik, known for its vibrant culture and warm, welcoming atmosphere, invites exploration of its quaint streets, colorful houses, and innovative design. The city serves as a gateway to Iceland's geological wonders, including geysers, waterfalls, and volcanic landscapes. Each elementfrom the lively arts scene to the steamy geothermal poolsenhances the journey, making a cruise to Reykjavik an unforgettable combination of cultural immersion and natural beauty.
Day 19
Isafjørdur
Day 20
Akureyri
Cruising to Akureyri, nestled at the end of Icelands longest fjord, Eyjafjr, is a must for any cruiser seeking a blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. As Iceland's second-largest city, Akureyri is a gateway to the majestic landscapes of the North, including the Godafoss waterfall and the volcanic wonderland of Lake Matn. The city itself charms visitors with its vibrant botanical gardens, which thrive despite the Arctic latitude, and its bustling arts scene. Akureyris compact downtown area, filled with cafes, shops, and museums, invites leisurely exploration, making it a perfect stop on any Arctic or Nordic cruise itinerary.
Day 21
Seydisfjørdur
Day 22
At sea
Day 23
Kirkwall, Orkney Islands
Ensconsed inside Orkney's rugged shores, Kirkwall welcomes visitors with its affable nature and maritime past. This ancient seaport boasts a history dating back over a thousand years, where Norse and Scottish influences intertwine. Its temperate climate, tempered by the Gulf Stream, offers mild winters and cool summers, ideal for exploring its picturesque landscapes. As a gateway to Orkney's treasures, Kirkwall beckons with its charming streets and historic landmarks, inviting travelers to uncover its secrets. Don't miss the majestic St. Magnus Cathedral, a testament to the island's enduring spirit, standing proudly amidst the bustling harbor.
Day 24
Invergordon
Day 25
Queensferry
Day 26
At sea
Day 27
Zeebrugge
Day 28
Southampton
Imagine setting sail from Southampton on a grand world cruise, a journey that promises unparalleled adventure and relaxation across the globe. As your ship departs, you'll feel the excitement of exploring distant shores and experiencing diverse cultures. Each day brings new horizons, from the bustling markets of Asia to the serene beauty of the South Pacific islands. Onboard, enjoy world-class dining, entertainment, and amenities that cater to your every need, ensuring your journey is as comfortable as it is captivating. A world cruise from Southampton isn't just a holiday; it's a collection of life-changing experiences wrapped into one magnificent voyage
Day 29
Falmouth
Falmouth oozes with Jamaica's Caribbean cool, serving as the vibrant center of local culture and entertainment. Dive into the bustling streets and discover local establishments like the Glistening Waters Luminous Lagoon, where bioluminescent organisms light up the night. For history buffs, the Falmouth Historic District offers a glimpse into the island's colonial past, with beautifully preserved Georgian architecture and the historic Water Square.
Days 30-31
Cobh
Perched on the picturesque shores of Cork Harbour, Cobh Cork welcomes travelers with a maritime heritage as deep as its waters. Once known as Queenstown, this port town was the final departure point for Titanic's ill-fated voyage. Its colorful terraced houses cascade down the hillsides, offering a charming backdrop for exploring its quaint streets and historic landmarks. The maritime climate, with its mild temperatures and fresh sea breeze, adds to the allure, providing a perfect setting for leisurely strolls along the waterfront promenade. Cobh's authentic Irish charm and maritime history make it a captivating destination for cruisegoers seeking an unforgettable experience.
Day 32
Dun Laoghaire
Nestled along the emerald shores of the Irish Sea, Dun Laoghaire boasts a storied maritime past dating back centuries. Its picturesque harbor has welcomed adventurers and traders alike, shaping the town's character with tales of seafaring courage. Blessed with a temperate maritime climate, Dun Laoghaire offers a refreshing escape from the bustle of city life, inviting cruisegoers to savor the crisp sea air and panoramic coastal views. Beyond the tourist hubs, Dun Laoghaire unveils hidden gems like the James Joyce Tower, a literary haven perched on the waterfront, offering a glimpse into Ireland's literary legacy. Truly, Dun Laoghaire captures the essence of Ireland's maritime spirit.
Day 33
Belfast
In Belfast, the echoes of its shipbuilding legacy reverberate through time, beckoning travelers to explore its maritime heritage. Amidst the bustling streets, whispers of the Titanic's construction resonate, reminding visitors of the city's pivotal role in maritime history. The climate, kissed by the Irish Sea's bracing winds, offers a refreshing escape for those seeking an authentic experience. Beyond the typical tourist haunts, Belfast unveils hidden gems, from traditional pubs echoing with lively tunes to quaint cobblestone streets steeped in character. As a showcase for Northern Ireland's resilience, Belfast's vibrant spirit endures, captivating cruisegoers with its unwavering charm.
Day 34
Greenock
Day 35
At sea
Day 36
Southampton
Imagine setting sail from Southampton on a grand world cruise, a journey that promises unparalleled adventure and relaxation across the globe. As your ship departs, you'll feel the excitement of exploring distant shores and experiencing diverse cultures. Each day brings new horizons, from the bustling markets of Asia to the serene beauty of the South Pacific islands. Onboard, enjoy world-class dining, entertainment, and amenities that cater to your every need, ensuring your journey is as comfortable as it is captivating. A world cruise from Southampton isn't just a holiday; it's a collection of life-changing experiences wrapped into one magnificent voyage
Day 37
Zeebrugge
Day 38
Amsterdam
Amsterdam is the Netherlands’ lively capital, famous for its historic canals and art museums. Cruising into the city reveals a network of waterways lined with tall, narrow houses with ornate gables, a hallmark of Dutch Golden Age architecture. The city’s past as a busy trading city can be seen in its harbour and historic buildings.Exploring on foot or by bike, visitors can check out world-class museums such as the Van Gogh Museum and the Rijksmuseum, alongside the poignant Anne Frank House. The city’s compact centre makes it easy to wander through charming neighbourhoods like Jordaan with its boutique shops, cafés and galleries.Despite its popularity, Amsterdam maintains a relaxed vibe with leafy canals and parks offering a peaceful break from the busy centre.
Nestled along the Baltic Sea, the Port of Tallinn welcomes travelers with the echoes of its storied past. From the Hanseatic League's bustling trading hub to the resilient spirit of Estonia's fight for independence, history permeates every cobblestone street. Embrace the brisk maritime climate, where salty breezes carry tales of seafaring adventures. Unlike conventional tourist destinations, Tallinn offers an authentic journey through time, where medieval walls stand as silent sentinels and centuries-old traditions thrive. Don't miss the chance to explore the world's best-preserved medieval city, where fairytale spires and hidden courtyards await around every corner.
Set sail to the enchanting Port of Gdynia, where the echoes of Poland's maritime legacy resonate through its bustling harbor. Embrace the maritime heritage as you stroll along the quays, tracing the footsteps of seafaring pioneers who once called this port home. Gdynia's coastal charm is enhanced by its temperate climate, offering cruisegoers refreshing sea breezes and sunny skies, ideal for exploring the city's vibrant streets and picturesque coastline. Dive into the authentic local experience, away from the tourist crowds, and discover hidden gems that showcase the true essence of Poland. Don't miss the opportunity to savor fresh Baltic seafood delicacies, a testament to Gdynia's thriving maritime culture.
In the heart of Norway's majestic fjord country lies Olden, where nature's grandeur meets the echoes of a storied past. Surrounded by towering peaks and cascading waterfalls, this idyllic village offers a glimpse into Norway's rugged soul. The climate, with its crisp mountain air and crystal-clear waters, beckons adventurers seeking solace in untamed landscapes. Away from bustling cityscapes, Olden provides a serene retreat, where authenticity thrives amid unspoiled beauty. As cruise ships dock against a backdrop of emerald hills, visitors are greeted by the sight of the Briksdal Glacier, a breathtaking marvel of nature slowly carving its path through time.
Cruising to Akureyri, nestled at the end of Icelands longest fjord, Eyjafjr, is a must for any cruiser seeking a blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. As Iceland's second-largest city, Akureyri is a gateway to the majestic landscapes of the North, including the Godafoss waterfall and the volcanic wonderland of Lake Matn. The city itself charms visitors with its vibrant botanical gardens, which thrive despite the Arctic latitude, and its bustling arts scene. Akureyris compact downtown area, filled with cafes, shops, and museums, invites leisurely exploration, making it a perfect stop on any Arctic or Nordic cruise itinerary.
Cruising to Reykjavik offers a unique joy, blending modern urban charm with Icelands dramatic natural landscapes. As your ship approaches, the picturesque view of the city set against the backdrop of mountains and the vast ocean is breathtaking. Reykjavik, known for its vibrant culture and warm, welcoming atmosphere, invites exploration of its quaint streets, colorful houses, and innovative design. The city serves as a gateway to Iceland's geological wonders, including geysers, waterfalls, and volcanic landscapes. Each elementfrom the lively arts scene to the steamy geothermal poolsenhances the journey, making a cruise to Reykjavik an unforgettable combination of cultural immersion and natural beauty.
Cruising to Akureyri, nestled at the end of Icelands longest fjord, Eyjafjr, is a must for any cruiser seeking a blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. As Iceland's second-largest city, Akureyri is a gateway to the majestic landscapes of the North, including the Godafoss waterfall and the volcanic wonderland of Lake Matn. The city itself charms visitors with its vibrant botanical gardens, which thrive despite the Arctic latitude, and its bustling arts scene. Akureyris compact downtown area, filled with cafes, shops, and museums, invites leisurely exploration, making it a perfect stop on any Arctic or Nordic cruise itinerary.
Ensconsed inside Orkney's rugged shores, Kirkwall welcomes visitors with its affable nature and maritime past. This ancient seaport boasts a history dating back over a thousand years, where Norse and Scottish influences intertwine. Its temperate climate, tempered by the Gulf Stream, offers mild winters and cool summers, ideal for exploring its picturesque landscapes. As a gateway to Orkney's treasures, Kirkwall beckons with its charming streets and historic landmarks, inviting travelers to uncover its secrets. Don't miss the majestic St. Magnus Cathedral, a testament to the island's enduring spirit, standing proudly amidst the bustling harbor.
Imagine setting sail from Southampton on a grand world cruise, a journey that promises unparalleled adventure and relaxation across the globe. As your ship departs, you'll feel the excitement of exploring distant shores and experiencing diverse cultures. Each day brings new horizons, from the bustling markets of Asia to the serene beauty of the South Pacific islands. Onboard, enjoy world-class dining, entertainment, and amenities that cater to your every need, ensuring your journey is as comfortable as it is captivating. A world cruise from Southampton isn't just a holiday; it's a collection of life-changing experiences wrapped into one magnificent voyage
Falmouth oozes with Jamaica's Caribbean cool, serving as the vibrant center of local culture and entertainment. Dive into the bustling streets and discover local establishments like the Glistening Waters Luminous Lagoon, where bioluminescent organisms light up the night. For history buffs, the Falmouth Historic District offers a glimpse into the island's colonial past, with beautifully preserved Georgian architecture and the historic Water Square.
Perched on the picturesque shores of Cork Harbour, Cobh Cork welcomes travelers with a maritime heritage as deep as its waters. Once known as Queenstown, this port town was the final departure point for Titanic's ill-fated voyage. Its colorful terraced houses cascade down the hillsides, offering a charming backdrop for exploring its quaint streets and historic landmarks. The maritime climate, with its mild temperatures and fresh sea breeze, adds to the allure, providing a perfect setting for leisurely strolls along the waterfront promenade. Cobh's authentic Irish charm and maritime history make it a captivating destination for cruisegoers seeking an unforgettable experience.
Nestled along the emerald shores of the Irish Sea, Dun Laoghaire boasts a storied maritime past dating back centuries. Its picturesque harbor has welcomed adventurers and traders alike, shaping the town's character with tales of seafaring courage. Blessed with a temperate maritime climate, Dun Laoghaire offers a refreshing escape from the bustle of city life, inviting cruisegoers to savor the crisp sea air and panoramic coastal views. Beyond the tourist hubs, Dun Laoghaire unveils hidden gems like the James Joyce Tower, a literary haven perched on the waterfront, offering a glimpse into Ireland's literary legacy. Truly, Dun Laoghaire captures the essence of Ireland's maritime spirit.
In Belfast, the echoes of its shipbuilding legacy reverberate through time, beckoning travelers to explore its maritime heritage. Amidst the bustling streets, whispers of the Titanic's construction resonate, reminding visitors of the city's pivotal role in maritime history. The climate, kissed by the Irish Sea's bracing winds, offers a refreshing escape for those seeking an authentic experience. Beyond the typical tourist haunts, Belfast unveils hidden gems, from traditional pubs echoing with lively tunes to quaint cobblestone streets steeped in character. As a showcase for Northern Ireland's resilience, Belfast's vibrant spirit endures, captivating cruisegoers with its unwavering charm.
Imagine setting sail from Southampton on a grand world cruise, a journey that promises unparalleled adventure and relaxation across the globe. As your ship departs, you'll feel the excitement of exploring distant shores and experiencing diverse cultures. Each day brings new horizons, from the bustling markets of Asia to the serene beauty of the South Pacific islands. Onboard, enjoy world-class dining, entertainment, and amenities that cater to your every need, ensuring your journey is as comfortable as it is captivating. A world cruise from Southampton isn't just a holiday; it's a collection of life-changing experiences wrapped into one magnificent voyage
Amsterdam is the Netherlands’ lively capital, famous for its historic canals and art museums. Cruising into the city reveals a network of waterways lined with tall, narrow houses with ornate gables, a hallmark of Dutch Golden Age architecture. The city’s past as a busy trading city can be seen in its harbour and historic buildings.Exploring on foot or by bike, visitors can check out world-class museums such as the Van Gogh Museum and the Rijksmuseum, alongside the poignant Anne Frank House. The city’s compact centre makes it easy to wander through charming neighbourhoods like Jordaan with its boutique shops, cafés and galleries.Despite its popularity, Amsterdam maintains a relaxed vibe with leafy canals and parks offering a peaceful break from the busy centre.
Enjoy sweeping views from one of more than 1,400 balconies on Regal Princess or stroll on the SeaWalk®, a glass-floor walkway extending 28 feet beyond the edge of the ship!
Had a wonderful time exploring New Zealand north and south islands. Visited a Maori living village and learned about their culture. The country is so varied and the people very friendly. Cruising Fiordland was much like Norway
We arrived in Athens for a 7 night cruise, on arrival at the ship it look so impressive.
We have sailed with Princess on other occasions, but this ship was a monster, with 30 different places to drink or eat. It was very clean and the staff always hapoy and willing to assist.7 nights does not give you enough time to actually use all the facilities, with over 4000 guests, it never felt over crowded.
Thanks to all the crew for a fabulous cruise.
This was our very first cruise, and the Sun Princess was a wonderful ship to be on. Our room steward could not do more to help us with little requests and advice. The food in the eatery was great, and even in the main dining room we never struggled to get a table even without pre-booking.
Definitely recommend, the staff could not do enough for us
We really enjoyed our cruise, the itinerary was good and ticked off a lot of places we hadn’t visited.The ship was very nice, clean and well maintained. Food was great in both the buffet areas and in the restaurant. Entertainment also good
We had an 11 day cruise rome,naples ,messina,malta,kotor,Splitz.and corfu back to rome.A really good itinerary nice 2 days in Malta.Corfu was great.
The food on board was excellent, the entertainment was good especially the guest performers.The quizzes were ok.
There was not any guest speakers which is somthing We enjoy .
Service through out was excellen.
It was our first cruise. We went with Princess because we had heard such great reviews we were not disappointed the cruise was Brilliant. If you are thinking of cruising go with Princess. We are thinking of cruising again soon.
