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Princess Cruises' 50th Alaskan sailing season begins

The arrival of the Ruby Princess in Ketchikan and Juneau has marked the start of Princess Cruises' Alaska, a destination they have been bringing their passengers to for 50 years. But this is just the beginning, as this summer, coinciding with the inauguration of the Royal Princess in Alaska on May 11, seven ships in the fleet will sail to the 'Last Frontier'.

Princess Cruises' 50th Alaskan sailing season begins

Recognized as one of the world's leading cruise lines, Princess Cruises offers a wide variety of ships and itineraries to Alaska, including some of its top attractions such as Glacier Bay and Denali National Parks. Alaska cruises range from seven to twelve days and depart from Vancouver, Anchorage (Whittier), Seattle, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.

To expand Princess' Alaska offerings and bring the product closer to the Spanish market, Mundomar Cruceros, the cruise line's exclusive representative in Spain and Portugal and Preferred Agent in Mexico, has prepared a special cruise with air and land services that guarantees assistance in Spanish throughout the trip thanks to its Assistant Guide. This is a Photography Trip, a themed cruise dedicated to photography, with the assistance of renowned travel photographer Roberto Iván Cano, author of several features published in some of Spain's most prestigious publications, such as National Geographic and Lonely Planet.

Designed for photography enthusiasts, Roberto will lead a program of activities including photo outings before and during the cruise, photography talks, and more. The trip will begin on August 11, 2019, in San Francisco, where they will spend three nights before embarking. On the 14th, the Grand Princess will depart from the port of San Francisco, returning on the 24th and finally arriving back in Spain on the morning of the 25th. During the 11-day cruise, they will visit the main ports of Alaska.

For those wishing to extend their stay in Alaska, the cruise line offers five lodges , or cabin-style accommodations, situated in uniquely enchanting landscapes along rivers, near National Parks, and with over 20 unique tour options for its guests. Princess tours showcase the best of Alaska through a seven-day onboard itinerary combined with a multi-night shore excursion and the exclusive "Direct to the Wilderness" train service, a unique way to provide travelers with a continuous Princess experience in the "Last Frontier."

For more information, visit the website www.cruceros-princess.com

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