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Princess Cruises has proclaimed Pacific Princess’ 2020-2021 summer line-ups in Australia
Princess Cruises has proclaimed Pacific Princess’ 2020-2021 summer line-ups in Australia
Saturday, July 13, 2019
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Princess Cruises has proclaimed Pacific Princess’ 2020-2021 summer line-up in Australia, with the boutique ship providing cruisers many exclusive itineraries during its four-month employment. Before entering Sydney, Pacific Princess will also sail on an extra 10-day Tahiti journey because of the demand of the cruise line’s return to this region.
On sale Friday, July 12 (Sydney time), Pacific Princess’ program will feature an epic 90-day roundtrip Sydney voyage in South America, a 13-day cruise to New Zealand and a special 21-day sailing to the inaccessible sections in Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands.
“The return of Pacific Princess to Australia for the region’s popular summer season marks the first time six Princess ships will be based Down Under, representing one-third of our global fleet,” said Jan Swartz Princess Cruises president. “Our growth in this region further cements our position as Australia’s leading cruise line, offering nearly 25 percent more capacity for the summer 2020-21 season than any other cruise line.”
The December 2020 arrival of the 670-guest Pacific Princess overlaps with the 45th anniversary of Princess Cruises’ first roundtrip cruise from Australia, a voyage on the original Pacific Princess which served as the iconic backdrop and co-star of the popular TV series “The Love Boat.”
New Pacific Princess 2020-21 season stresses include the following points:
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As a result of popularity of the five, 10-day journey of Tahiti previously declared for fall 2020, Pacific Princess will sail an additional 10-day Tahiti & French Polynesia voyage departing on November 24, 2020. This journey can be merged with a new 16-day South Pacific & New Zealand itinerary sailing from Tahiti (Papeete) to Sydney for a 26-day Tahiti & South Pacific Grand Adventure. The 16-day itinerary departs Tahiti (Papeete) on December 4, 2020.
- The arrival of Pacific Princess’ into Sydney gets overlapped with Princess Cruises’ 45th Anniversary of sailing from Australia. To honor this anniversary, Pacific Princess will sail on a special 13-day New Zealand Connoisseur trip exploring New Zealand’s boutique ports including Stewart Island, Kaikoura and New Plymouth. Also, the voyage provides special anniversary-themed activities and departs Sydney on December 21, 2020.
- On January 3, 2021, Pacific Princess then sails on a journey of a life span, a 90-day Circle South America voyage, roundtrip from Sydney, which circumnavigates the continent and visits Rio de Janeiro during the renowned Carnival festival. Options to sail from Auckland or to Brisbane will also be available. This epic voyage includes 28 destinations in 16 countries including overnights in Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires and Lima (Callao), with maiden calls for the Princess Australian market to Santos, Ilhabela, Natal and Guayaquil.
- To round out her employment from Australia, Pacific Princess would at the same time provide a new 21-day Papua New Guinea & Solomon Islands itinerary, departing April 3, 2021, with maiden calls to Madang, Wewak and Gizo Island. Following this unique voyage, Pacific Princess sails to Japan on a 24-day Asia & Australia visiting amazing destinations in Taiwan and Japan, including Hualien and Ishigaki.
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Princess Cruises has proclaimed Pacific Princess’ 2020-2021 summer line-up in Australia, with the boutique ship providing cruisers many exclusive itineraries during its four-month employment. Before entering Sydney, Pacific Princess will also sail on an extra 10-day Tahiti journey because of the demand of the cruise line’s return to this region.
