Destinations
Where the voyage takes you.
From a private Beach Club in the Bahamas to glaciers in Alaska and the Greek isles at golden hour, explore by region, then by country and port.
01, Region
Caribbean & Bahamas
Sun-warmed islands from the Bahamas to the Dutch Caribbean, barefoot luxury, and Virgin's own Beach Club at Bimini. It is where most voyages begin, and the standard the rest of the world gets measured against.
Turquoise water, white sand, and a private island that's yours alone.
The Bahamas
Seven hundred islands of impossibly clear water.
Mexico
Maya ruins, reef diving, and two very different coasts.
Cayman Islands
Stingray sandbars and some of the clearest water anywhere.
Jamaica
Waterfalls, rhythm, and lush green mountains.
Dominican Republic
Amber coast, rum, and a 27-waterfall canyon.
Puerto Rico
Old San Juan's blue cobblestones and a glowing bay.
Turks & Caicos
Grace Bay-grade sand and a wall dive just offshore.
British Virgin Islands
Sailing country, Tortola, Jost Van Dyke, and The Baths.
Curaçao
Dutch-Caribbean colour and a famously calm sea.
Martinique
France in the tropics, rum, patisserie, and a volcano.
St. Kitts & Nevis
A scenic railway, a hilltop fortress, and two quiet islands.
Aruba
Desert-island looks and constant trade-wind sun.
Antigua
365 beaches and a Georgian naval dockyard.
Bonaire
A protected marine park you snorkel from the shore.
Colombia
Cartagena's walled city, gold, balconies, bougainvillea.
02, Region
Mediterranean & Europe
Barcelona to Athens by way of the Riviera, the Greek isles, and the Amalfi Coast. The Old World at sea level, a different country, language, and dinner most evenings.
Ancient harbours, golden coastlines, and long, late dinners.
Spain
Barcelona, Ibiza, and Mallorca, art, beach clubs, late nights.
Greece
Athens, Mykonos, and Santorini's caldera at sunset.
Italy
Rome, the Amalfi Coast, Sardinia, and Tuscany.
France
The Riviera, Nice, Marseille, and Monte Carlo.
Portugal
Lisbon's hills, tiles, and Atlantic light.
Morocco
Casablanca and Tangier, North Africa across the strait.
Croatia
Dubrovnik's marble streets above the Adriatic.
Turkey
Istanbul's two continents and Bodrum's blue.
United Kingdom
Portsmouth, a historic Northern European gateway.
Ireland
Dublin, Georgian squares and a very good pint.
03, Region
Northern Europe
The Norwegian fjords and Iceland's volcanic shoreline, kilometre-high cliffs, ribboned waterfalls, and a sky that barely darkens in summer. Cinematic scenery on the cooler, wilder edge of the map.
Mirror-still fjords, midnight light, and raw northern coasts.
04, Region
North America & Alaska
From Manhattan and Miami to the tidewater glaciers of Alaska and pink-sand Bermuda, the continent's coastline end to end. Big cities to step off into, and wilderness you can only reach by sea.
Glaciers, great cities, and the wild Pacific Northwest.
05, Region
Transatlantic & Panama Canal
Open-ocean crossings and the engineering theatre of the Panama Canal, voyages where the journey is the destination. Uninterrupted sea days, and the rare pleasure of arriving slowly.
The slow, romantic way between oceans and continents.
06, Region
Asia & Indian Ocean
The exotic end of the map, Thailand's Andaman islands and gilded temples, and the barefoot atolls of the Maldives. These are Princess's season-defining itineraries: longer voyages, warmer water, and shores unlike anywhere else we sail.
Temple coasts, floating markets, and impossibly clear atolls.
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