Princess Cruises

Full board is always included in the price and includes free access to the buffet restaurant, à la carte restaurant, burger bar, and pizzeria, as well as water, coffee, tea, and iced tea from machines in the buffet restaurant. As a rule, there is always access to food from 6 in the morning until 2 at night.

Princess Cruises offers 'Anytime dining', which means you can decide when you want to eat in the evening. It is also possible to choose between 1st seating at around 6:00 PM and 2nd seating at around 8:30 PM in the main restaurant in the evening. Preferences should be communicated to MyCruise when booking the trip.

It is also possible to dine in one of the ship's specialty restaurants (a meal typically costs $40-65 per person).

Princess Cruises offers many different activities and entertainment on board. For example, you can unleash your sports talent on the ship's sports court, compete on the mini-golf course, or simply enjoy the weather by the pool. You can also choose to head down to the ship's library, where you can find a wide selection of books for holiday reading.

In the evenings, you can attend a show in the ship's theater, try your luck in the casino, or dance the night away in the ship's nightclub.

Additionally, on Princess Cruises' ships, you can participate in a variety of courses, such as cooking classes (for a fee).

All cabins on Princess Cruises' ships are modernly furnished. All bed linens are of genuine Egyptian quality, and all cabins are equipped with amenities such as a TV and hairdryer.

If you desire an outside cabin, it's important to note that some of the outside cabins may have what's called an 'obstructed view'. This means that parts of the view may be blocked by a lifeboat.

It is possible to purchase internet access online after booking the trip or on board the ships. On most Princess Cruises ships, you'll find MedallionNet, which Princess Cruises describes as the best Wi-Fi at sea.

The price for internet access starts from $9.99 per device per day when booking online before departure via Cruise Personalizer, https://www.princess-cruises.dk/en/cruisepersonalizer/login

MedallionNet offers faster and more stable internet than normal on cruise ships. By purchasing access with MedallionNet, you get unlimited internet access for both browsing and streaming, so you can check email, send SMS, check news, etc., as well as use FaceTime and stream movies and music.

All Princess Cruises' ships have handicap cabins, which feature wider doors and no door sills to provide maximum comfort. Additionally, there are more elevators on all decks, allowing for easy movement throughout the ship. Many places, such as in the theater, have designated seats reserved for handicapped individuals.

If you suffer from conditions like gluten allergy, please inform the waiter in the restaurant on the first day, and accommodations will be made in the servings. We recommend that you inform MyCruise about this when booking the trip.

If you are pregnant or planning to become pregnant, please read more under practical information about the rules for traveling on a cruise while pregnant before booking the trip.

Princess Cruises is generally very suitable for romantic vacations. Guests who appreciate exciting destinations and the opportunity to explore new areas of the world.

Their extraordinary excursions also attract many adventurous guests who like to combine relaxation with fantastic experiences.

Tipping is automatically added to the cabin bill. If you stay in an interior, oceanview, or balcony cabin, you pay approximately $16 per person per day. If you have booked a Mini Suite or Club Class, you pay approximately $17 per person per day, and in a suite, you pay approximately $18 per person per day.

There will be clear markings on board indicating where smoking is allowed. This depends on which ship you are on, but as a general rule, smoking is only permitted in designated areas on the deck and in the cigar lounge on ships where they exist.

It is strictly prohibited to smoke in the cabins - including balconies. It is also strictly prohibited to throw cigarette butts over the ship's side, as it can be a potential fire hazard.

Electronic cigarettes are allowed inside the cabin, not on the balcony, and in the designated areas on board the ship.

When sailing with Princess Cruises, there are two forms of evening dress codes that it is advisable to adhere to:

• Smart casual: Regular smart attire (polo, shirt, jeans, skirt/dress, etc.).
• Formal: Suit or tuxedo for men, and cocktail dresses for women.

Please note that the above is primarily advisory, but it's a good idea not to only pack swim shorts and sandals for the trip. If you're not into suits and dresses, regular nice attire is also perfectly fine, even on evenings labeled as 'elegant dining'. However, no shorts and tank tops, hats, or open-toed shoes for men in the restaurants in the evening.

On every Princess Cruises ship, a variety of clubs cater to children and teenagers aged 3-17, offering organized activities. With a dedicated entertainment team, ensuring everyone enjoys themselves, there's something for every age group.

The cruise line places utmost importance on safety, ensuring it's of the highest standard. Equipped with state-of-the-art lifeboats, the ships also provide life jackets in every cabin and have them readily available in various locations. All onboard staff are trained in safety procedures, and before sailing, all guests must participate in a safety drill.