Princess Cruises Unveils Its Largest Caribbean Program for 2027-28 Season

A New Era for Caribbean Voyages with Princess Cruises



Princess Cruises has taken an exciting leap in its journey through the Caribbean and Panama Canal, unveiling its most extensive and varied program for the 2027-28 season. This announcement comes as the cruise line seeks to enhance its connections with the stunning destinations within these iconic regions.

Celebrating New Destinations


Starting from November 1, 2026, the cruise line will mark its debut at Celebration Key, which is envisioned as a luxurious port of call located on Grand Bahama Island. This exclusive destination is the largest project undertaken by Carnival Corporation to date and promises to blend relaxation with adventure in the heart of the Bahamas. The first ship to grace Celebration Key will be the distinguished Star Princess, which has garnered attention for its modern features and amenities.

Celebration Key is specifically designed to cater to guests of all ages, offering a range of activities from serene beach lounging to thrilling water sports. Features include pristine lagoons and ample dining options to create unforgettable experiences for families and couples alike. As the Star Princess sets anchor at this new destination, it will be joined by other notable vessels like the Regal Princess in November 2026, among others in the 2027-28 lineup.

Caribbean Season Highlights


The 2027-28 Caribbean season from Princess Cruises is set to be unparalleled, featuring:
  • - 187 departures across nine ships: This lineup includes Sun Princess alongside Star Princess, which marks its inaugural homeport season from Port Canaveral.
  • - 43 unique itineraries: With voyages ranging from four to 15 days, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
  • - 31 diverse destinations, including 13 UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as St. Kitts' Brimstone Hill Fortress and Martinique's volcanic landscapes.
  • - 22 unique islands accessible in the Eastern, Western, and Southern Caribbean.
  • - Five convenient homeports: The newly added Miami homeport complements established ports like Fort Lauderdale and San Juan.
  • - Late-night stays in the ABC islands, allowing more time to explore Aruba, Bonaire, and Curacao.

Continuing the Panama Canal Tradition


Since 1967, Princess Cruises has been a trailblazer in sailing the Panama Canal, and the upcoming 2027-28 season continues this revered tradition. With 22 departures on five ships, guests will enjoy unparalleled access to unique experiences throughout the canal's majestic passage. Highlighted features include:
  • - Nine itineraries: Sailings will be available roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale or offering ocean-to-ocean journeys between the west and east coasts.
  • - 21 destinations across nine countries, including visits to iconic UNESCO World Heritage sites like the Port Fortress of Cartagena.
  • - More Ashore late-night stays in picturesque locations such as Aruba and Puerto Amador.

Discovering Celebration Key


Celebration Key promises to be an idyllic getaway with its exquisite amenities:
  • - Paradise Plaza™: The entryway into Celebration Key, imbued with a vibrant island atmosphere.
  • - Starfish Lagoon™: An expansive area tailored for families, featuring one of the Caribbean's largest freshwater lagoons replete with fun-filled aquatic amenities.
  • - Calypso Lagoon™: Designed for adults, showcasing a lively ambiance alongside relaxing spaces for unwinding.
  • - Pearl Cove Beach Club™: A premium adults-only area featuring an infinity pool and cuisine designed for a sophisticated palate - available at an additional cost.
  • - Lokono Cove™: A shopping hub for guests to discover local artistry and crafts.

As Princess Cruises embarks on this grand adventure beginning in late 2027, travelers can expect an unparalleled variety of experiences as they navigate through the warm waters of the Caribbean and the marvels of the Panama Canal. For more details on voyages and the upcoming Celebration Key port, guests can visit Princess Cruises' official website or consult a travel advisor.

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