Five ships sail West Coast cruises

SINGAPORE
29 June 2020): Princess Cruises will
welcome Majestic Princess to Los Angeles adding to a robust deployment visiting
destinations that include Mexico, Hawaii and the California Coast.

On
sale 8 July 2020, five ships will sail from the west coast of the USA including
departures from Los Angeles and San Francisco, giving guests’ diverse
experiences from wine tasting in California, culinary delights in Mexico to
tropical island-life in Hawaii. 

Majestic
Princess will sail from  Los Angeles for
the first time, sailing on seven-day Mexican Riviera voyages throughout the
season as well as 7-day Classic California Coast voyages in the fall and
spring. In spring 2022, Discovery Princess joins Majestic Princess sailing from
Los Angeles on seven-day voyages to Mexico and California – two Royal-class
sister ships on their maiden seasons from Los Angeles.

Grand
Princess also sails roundtrip from Los Angeles on either her 15-day Hawaiian
Islands or 10-day Baja Peninsula Sea of Cortez voyages. Ruby Princess
will sail her second season of Hawaii, Mexico, and California Coast sailings
roundtrip from San Francisco, including a pair of Panama Canal–Ocean to Ocean
voyages transiting the famed Panama Canal.  

Princess
MedallionClass is available for all west coast
destinations on select ships, offering guests the MedallionClass experience including expedited embarkation, keyless
stateroom entry, on-demand food and beverage delivery, the ability to locate
friends and family, as well as the ability to stream
your favourite shows, post photos and video chat with MedallionNet,™ the best
Wi-Fi at sea, and more.

Additional 2021-22 west
coast season sailing from September 2021 through April 2022 include:

Cruises to Mexico

Majestic
Princess and Discovery Princess (in Spring 2022) debut at the Port of Los
Angeles, offering 25 cruises to the Mexican Riviera, including seven-day
options to favourite ports including Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlán and Puerto
Vallarta. 

Ruby
Princess returns as San Francisco hometown ship to offer three, 10-day cruises
to the Mexican Riviera from the Port of San Francisco, offering a memorable
sail away under the Golden Gate Bridge. Guests will visit Cabo San Lucas,
Mazatlán, Manzanillo and Puerto Vallarta. In addition, Grand Princess and
Sapphire Princess will sail seven, 10-day Baja Peninsula Sea of Cortez
voyages, visiting Cabo San Lucas (overnight), La Paz, Loreto, and Puerto
Vallarta, roundtrip from Los Angeles. 

Cruises to the Hawaiian Islands

With
two homeports offering 15-day roundtrip cruises to Hawaii, including Los
Angeles and San Francisco, guests can choose their perfect itinerary
island-hopping to Maui, Oahu, Kauai, and Hilo on Grand Princess and Sapphire
Princess (Los Angeles) or Ruby Princess (roundtrip San Francisco). 

During
days at sea, guests can experience the Hawaiian Aloha Spirit with unique
activities including lei-making, ukulele playing, hula dance lessons,
Polynesian language classes, and even a farewell Hawaiian luau. 

Cruises to the California and Pacific Northwest
Coasts

Princess
Cruises offers two homeports from which to explore the relaxed lifestyle and
scenic beauty of the California and Pacific Northwest Coasts. 

Sailing
seven-day cruises from Los Angeles onboard Discovery Princess and Majestic
Princess and seven-day cruises from San Francisco aboard Ruby Princess, guests
will experience coastal towns and cities including San Diego, Santa Barbara,
and Monterey. Shorter, three-to five-day cruises also highlight these coastal
towns as well as Ensenada, Mexico. Guests can enjoy another seven-day cruise
opportunity from San Francisco on Ruby Princess that visits the cities in the
Pacific Northwest including Astoria and Seattle.

Additional information about Princess Cruises is available through a professional travel advisor or by visiting the company’s website at princess.com. Princess Cruises is currently assessing enhanced health and safety protocols in light of Covid-19 and how they may impact future offerings. Actual offerings may vary from what is displayed in marketing materials. Stay updated on currentTravelAdvisories and Health Safety protocols.