Guests will depart from either Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, or Los Angeles, California, aboard the Coral Princess on the globe-spanning sailing that begins January 3, 2028, visiting 49 destinations in 24 countries across 5 continents. They’ll be able to visit up to 39 UNESCO World Heritage sites, starting by crossing the Panama Canal, then visiting Hawaii and the South Pacific, including Samoa and Fiji, before continuing to Australia and New Zealand.
Next, the ship will cross the Indian Ocean to visit Mauritius and Réunion Island, then make its way to South Africa for an overnight stay in Cape Town. Coral Princess will sail up Africa’s western coast towards the Mediterranean, where passengers will be able to visit Barcelona, Sicily, Dubrovnik, and Casablanca. The ship will then cross the Atlantic back to North America.
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“Our 2028 World Cruise is an unparalleled voyage designed for travelers to see the world in a meaningful, immersive way — with more overnight stays, more time in port, deeper cultural connections and unforgettable moments at every turn,” said Jim Berra, Princess Cruises Chief Commercial Officer, in a statement shared with Parade. “Guests will embark on an exceptional and deeply rewarding journey with extraordinary exploration, effortlessly wrapped in Princess’ signature warmth.”
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