Princess round-the-world cruises

What makes a Princess round-the-world cruise different?

These are long, immersive voyages — the sailings on offer range from 50 to 115 nights, with a median around 95 nights, so this is months at sea rather than a fortnight. All 7 sailings are aboard Coral Princess, and that is by design: her slim beam lets her slip into narrow waterways and smaller ports that are simply off-limits to the megaships, which means the itinerary can include places a larger vessel could never reach. The voyages call at ports across Asia, Europe, the Americas and beyond — the itinerary is built for discovery. For a fuller picture of the fleet and everything Princess sails in this region, the Princess Cruises page has the complete range.

Where do these voyages sail from?

Every sailing departs from the United States — 4 leave from Los Angeles and 3 depart from Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades). It is worth knowing that Fort Lauderdale and Miami are about half an hour apart, so if you are flexible on the Florida end, both ports are worth checking.

For Australian travellers, all of these sailings involve a flight to the US to join the ship. That is where CruiseAway earns its keep: our team can book your flights from any Australian city, hotels either side and your transfers, wrapping the whole thing into a single booking. Five of the 7 sailings are one-way, ending in a different city from where they begin — Cape Town, Civitavecchia (Rome) and Fort Lauderdale all appear as disembarkation ports — so where one end of the voyage is your departure city, a domestic or connecting flight will close the loop at the other. We can arrange that too, so there is nothing to sort independently.

Aboard Coral Princess

Coral Princess is the sole ship operating these world voyages, and she has a personality that suits long-haul itineraries well. The slim hull that opens up remote ports also creates a more intimate atmosphere on board — this is not a floating city, and for a voyage of three months that matters.

Entertainment centres on a venue with three revolving stages, where cooking demonstrations, cabaret and fashion shows rotate through the same space — variety built into the architecture. When you want to step away from it all, The Sanctuary is an adults-only retreat on the top deck, fitted with loungers and attentive personal service. On a 95-night crossing, having a genuinely quiet corner to disappear into is worth more than it sounds.

Cabin grades on Coral Princess

Coral Princess offers a range of cabin grades to suit different budgets and preferences on a long voyage. For the full layout, cabin and deck plans for Coral Princess are available. The grades on sale run as follows:

• Inside cabin IA — 14.5 m²: Positioned on middle decks for minimal ship motion and easy access to the heart of the ship. Sleeps up to 4.
• Sea-view cabin O5 — 19.7 m²: A large panoramic window brings in natural daylight and an unobstructed sea view — the key step up from an inside cabin on a long passage. Sleeps up to 4.
• Premium Balcony cabin B1 — 23 m²: Roughly 50% more space than a standard balcony cabin; the extra room is genuinely noticeable on a voyage of this length. Sleeps up to 4.
• Premium Suite S5 — 43.7 m²: At 43.7 m², this is a serious step above the mini-suite category, with a separate seating zone and full living area. Sleeps up to 4.

Prices start from A$11,663 pp* for this voyage. Some sailings carry a modest discount — up to 5% off that cabin grade’s previously listed price, with most reduced sailings sitting around 4% off. Our cruise experts can help you match the right grade to the length of the voyage and your budget.

How do round-the-world cruises compare to sector voyages?

A full world cruise covers the complete circumnavigation in a single booking. If you would like to explore that option across different cruise lines, the world cruises and sectors page covers the broader market. P&O Cruises round-the-world sailings are another option worth comparing, particularly if a different itinerary shape suits you better. For world cruise seasons from Cunard, the Cunard 2027–2028 world cruise season is also worth a look, and Oceania world cruises offer a further alternative for a different style of sailing.

Make it a complete holiday

A round-the-world voyage from the US is not just a cruise booking — it involves international flights, possibly a night or two in an embarkation city, and in many cases a one-way journey home from a completely different continent. CruiseAway can handle all of it: flights from anywhere in Australia, pre- and post-cruise hotels, transfers, tours and travel insurance, packaged together through our DreamAway Packages or built to your own specifications. You deal with one team for the whole trip, and it sits on one booking. Our full cruise listings are there if you want to explore other options alongside these Princess sailings.

Are there other world cruise options to consider?

If Princess is not the only line you are weighing up, it is worth browsing Cruise & Maritime Voyages world cruise sectors for an alternative take on the circumnavigation format. The Princess 2026–2027 Australia season and the Princess 2027–2028 season launch are both worth checking if your travel dates are flexible — the world voyage programme fits into a broader calendar of Princess sailings from this part of the world.

*Prices are per person based on 2 people sharing, and are subject to change. This price is not kept up to date and therefore does not reflect live pricing and availability. Prices and any discounts shown were checked on 14 October 2026.

Where a discount is shown, it is a reduction from the price previously listed for that cabin grade on that sailing, not a comparison between cabin grades or against a brochure rate. Discounts and prices shown are not kept up to date: the reduction available now may be smaller, or may have ended, and prices may have changed.