Mundomar Cruceros, the exclusive representative for Spain and Portugal of Princess Cruises, has just published, as every year, its Princess Cruises Catalogue for 2017/18.
During the 2017 season, Princess Cruises will continue its traditional European cruises aboard the Regal Princess in the Baltic, aboard the Caribbean Princess in the British Isles and aboard the Crown Princess in the North Cape, offering Spanish-speaking assistance on board and special guaranteed excursion packages in Spanish in almost every port of call during peak season.
The Royal Princess will return to the Mediterranean during the Spring and Summer season. The departures on August 5th and 12th will include special sports activities (Zumba, GAP, etc.) and entertainment (theme parties, karaoke, etc.), aimed especially at the Spanish public.
Once again, Princess Cruises is giving special promotion to its cruises with a Spanish-speaking guide as its flagship product. These cruises, most of them long-haul, are selected by Mundomar Cruceros and enjoy a strong reputation in the Spanish cruise market. They are characterized by high passenger satisfaction, including flights to and from the embarkation and disembarkation ports, pre- and post-cruise city stays and visits, and guaranteed shore excursions in ports of call with local Spanish-speaking guides.
For the 2017 season, Princess Cruises is also including its Guide-Assistant cruises to South America and Asia, in addition to increasing its cruises to Japan (now in May and August) and the Caribbean during Easter week. Its "Get Moving" Cruise, aboard the new Majestic Princess in April and the Royal Princess in August, will increase from 1 to 3 sailings.
In addition, Princess Cruises will continue its cruises to Alaska, the Panama Canal, the Mexican Riviera, Canada and New England, Hawaii, and Australia and New Zealand.
This catalog reveals the details of the 2018 round-the-world voyage aboard the Pacific Princess, a 112-day journey with Los Angeles as the turnaround port. This itinerary will feature the unique attraction of transiting the Panama Canal and the Suez Canal.
Princess Cruises showcases all the possibilities that the 18 ships in the Princess Cruises fleet offer for the 2017/18 season.
