Pacific Princess, Princess Cruises’ smallest ship, is heading for the UK after receiving a multi-million pound renovation.
After a two-week dry dock, the refurbished 670-guest ship now boasts modernised guest areas, four renovated dining venues, 178,000 sq ft of new carpet and the Princess livery on her hull.
Pacific Princess
Pacific Princess embarks on various European itineraries after arriving in Dover
All 336 staterooms now include the line’s signature Princess luxury beds and linens, as well as new carpeting, headboards, draperies, lighting and USB ports. Sleeper sofas have been placed in suite staterooms as well as desks, lounge chairs and dining room sets.
The ship’s atrium has been upgraded with a New York City hotel design, while the ship’s pool deck has a garden theme, featuring modernised tiling and refinished teak woods. New lounge furniture includes double bed loungers and casual seating groups of outdoor living sofas, lounge chairs and pool chaises.
The ship is currently on her way from Fort Lauderdale to Dover, where she will embark on various European itineraries before departing on a 111-day World Cruise from Los Angeles on January 20, 2018.
Cruises on the newly refurbished ship include an 8-night Ireland, Wales and Scotland voyage with the option to attend the Military Tattoo festival.
Sailing roundtrip from Dover, departing 2 August, Pacific Princess will call at St Helier, Milford Haven, Dublin and Edinburgh. Prices start from £1,519pp and guests can receive up to $350 onboard credit per stateroom if they book before 31 July.