Princess Cruises has presented details of its “World Cruise Grand Circle Pacific Voyage” scheduled for 2027. The main voyage, aboard the Coral Princess, will last 129 days and visit 61 destinations in 20 countries across three continents. Bookings for this itinerary are now open.
Three main departure options are offered. The 129-day journey will depart from Ft. Lauderdale to Los Angeles on January 6, 2027. For those preferring to depart from Los Angeles, a 114-day roundtrip option and a 110-day cruise concluding in Vancouver will begin on January 21, 2027.
The itinerary will cover various regions, including the Panama Canal, four Hawaiian islands, the South Pacific (Samoa, Fiji, Vanuatu), Australia and New Zealand, Southeast Asia (Indonesia, Thailand, Hong Kong), Japan, and Alaska, finishing in Los Angeles or Vancouver depending on the chosen option. During the voyage, passengers will have the opportunity to visit 23 UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the Great Barrier Reef and Ha Long Bay. The 35,400-nautical-mile route will cross the Equator and the International Date Line twice. Additionally, there will be nine late-night stays in ports and one overnight stay in Hong Kong. Shorter segments of the cruise, with durations between four and 68 days, are also offered.
The Coral Princess, with a capacity for 2,000 passengers, features various dining options, including specialty restaurants, as well as onboard entertainment and programming.
Passengers who book the full voyages (110, 114, or 129 days) before October 3, 2025, can access certain early booking benefits, such as Wi-Fi, airfare credits for certain stateroom categories, airport transfers, and onboard credit. Terry Thornton, Chief Commercial Officer of Princess Cruises, noted that the cruise is designed for travelers interested in experiencing different cultures and Pacific destinations.
