World Cruise 2026 aboard the Coral Princess

Princess Cruises ' 2026 World Cruise will be a 114-day itinerary aboard the Coral Princess and will visit 52 ports in 28 countries, across six continents.

The Around the World Cruise offers two round-trip options with departures from Fort Lauderdale on January 5, 2026, and Los Angeles on January 21, 2026.

“This 2026 World Cruise responds to the growing interest in longer voyages that make stops at more exotic destinations, and the desire to do so as part of a more complete experience,” said Terry Thornton, Chief Commercial Officer of Princess Cruises.

“Our 2026 World Cruise offers our most destination-rich itinerary ever, allowing guests to immerse themselves in a global experience filled with iconic landmarks, ancient ruins, unique landscapes, wildlife, gastronomy, cultures, and heritage“.

New features that guests will enjoy aboard the Princess World Cruise 2026 include:

• Inaugural stop in Boracay, a tropical paradise in the central Philippines known for its beaches and resorts, a first for Princess.
• Coral Princess will also make world cruise stops for the first time in:
• Puerto Chiapas, Mexico
• Ponta Delgado, Azores Islands
• Visits to 52 destinations, the largest number ever offered on a Princess World Cruise, with access to 45 UNESCO World Heritage sites around the world.
• More time in port with "More Ashore Late-Night" stays in 13 ports, including Singapore, Sydney and Honolulu, and an overnight stay in Hong Kong.
• Coral Princess Services and Entertainment

The onboard experience

• Cultural enrichment: Language classes; dance classes (tango, salsa, waltz and more); arts and crafts at the destination; instrument classes (ukulele, mandolin and penny whistles) and locally inspired cuisine, cocktails and wine.
• Destination-specific events: Folkloric entertainment shows in various ports of Honolulu, Auckland, Barcelona and Lisbon; themed parties on deck and on board; trivia; and the Princess Book Club, reading novels set in the countries visited.
• Guest speakers: Mediterranean art and history, maritime and World War II historians, bridge speakers, and ambassadors for Hawaiian and Maori destinations.