Princess Cruises has opened a family water playground on the top deck of Caribbean Princess.
The Reef Family Splash Zone includes a water play area, newly-refurbished pool and lounge area. Its features comprise: Winnie the Whale?s splashpad, an interactive water playground including a splash pool, water sprays and showers; a refurbished spa and bar area including a family pool and jacuzzi; a new outdoor lounge area; and a multi-generational game zone.
Also, below The Reef, in the Camp Discovery outdoor area, children can interact and explore with a destination-themed water table. It features some of the locations and landmarks Princess visits, including the Sydney Opera House and Golden Gate Bridge. It also highlights how a cruise ship moves through water, waves and weather.
The cruise ship boasts many family-friendly features, including three youth and teen clubs, activities and games for children such as hands-on science experiments, mini-golf tournaments, talent shows and stargazing; and interconnecting staterooms for use by larger groups of family and friends.
Caribbean Princess is also fully OceanMedallion-activated.
Tony Roberts, vice president UK & Europe for the cruise line, said: ?The Reef Family Splash Zone forms part of our ongoing commitment to offer families a fun and relaxing onboard holiday. Caribbean Princess now has a wealth of features designed to appeal to guests of all ages, perfectly complementing the stunning destinations the ship sails to.?
Princess Cruises is offering a 14-day ?Circle Caribbean? voyage on Caribbean Princess, from ?1,599 per person including complimentary drinks packages. It is departing February 2, 2020, and sailing roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale in Florida with ports of call at St Thomas, St Maarten, St Kitts, Martinique, Barbados, Trinidad & Tobago, Bonaire and Aruba. Also included up to $1,100 spending money for a family of four staying in the same stateroom.
Visit www.princess.com or call 03443-38 8663 to find out more.
