Princess Cruises has finalised programmes and guest experiences for a full summer season of 2022 cruises and cruise tours to Alaska, as well as its summer and fall Canada & New England programme.
The 2022 programme features six ships, including the line?s newest ship, Discovery Princess. Offerings include 12 unique itineraries, totalling 140 departures and five glacier-viewing experiences, with visits to the Southeast Alaska towns of Juneau, Skagway, and Ketchikan.
Princess sails to and from Vancouver on its ?Voyage of the Glaciers? seven-night cruises to and from Whittier, Alaska. More than 20 cruise tour options feature a land tour visiting the Denali National Park and Princess Wilderness Lodges and include the ?Voyage of the Glaciers? cruise.
The first Princess cruise ship to visit Canada is Caribbean Princess, sailing on a four-day Pacific Coastal voyage, with a scheduled port stop in Victoria on April 6, followed by Vancouver on April 7.
For the May through September 2022 season, six Princess Cruises ships will sail from four west coast home ports - Seattle, Vancouver, B.C., Anchorage (Whittier) and San Francisco. Discovery Princess marks her inaugural season as the youngest ship in Alaska departing from Seattle on the seven-night Inside Passage itinerary, alongside Crown Princess. Majestic Princess debuts along with Royal Princess and Grand Princess sailing the seven-night Voyage of the Glaciers itinerary and Ruby Princess offers 10-night Inside Passage cruises out of San Francisco.
On Canada and New England voyages, Princess sails from Quebec and New York visiting popular Canadian ports, including Halifax, Saint John (for the Bay of Fundy), Sydney (Cape Breton Island) and Charlottetown (Prince Edward Island). The 2022 season runs from July through October and features 16 departures and six unique itineraries on Enchanted Princess and Caribbean Princess.
Sky Princess will also sail a 25-night Canada and New England itinerary roundtrip Southampton. Cruise departs September 24, 2022. Prices start from ?2,499 per person.
