About the Coral Princess #FollowMeAtSea

The Coral Princess was introduced in 2003.  The ship, built just trim enough to traverse the Panama Canal, accommodates 1,970 passengers and 900 crew members.

Coral Princess has a great itinerary (two full days of glacier viewing) with port calls in Skagway, Juneau, and Ketchikan. This southbound Voyage of the Glaciers ends in Vancouver, British Columbia.

The public areas on the ship are spotless. The color scheme is soothing to the eye and does not compte with the breathtaking Alaskan scenery.

Coral Princess Facts

Date Launched: November 2002 Registry: Bermuda Officers: British & Italian Crew: International Complement: 900 Gross Tons: 91000 Length (ft.): 964 Beam (ft.): 106 Dinner Seatings: 2, plus Personal Choice Dining Cuisine: Continental and International Dress Code: Casual by day, evenings range from casual – formal Room Service: Yes Tipping: $10 pp per day automatically added to shipboard account; 15% automatically added to bar checks. Outdoor Pools: 4 Indoor Pools: 0 Jacuzzis: 5 Fitness Center: Yes Spa: Yes Beauty Salon: Yes Showroom: Yes Bars/Lounges: 8 Casino: Yes Shops: Yes Library: Yes Child Program: Yes Self-service Laundry: Yes Elevators: 12 Suites: 208 Outside Doubles: 144 Inside Doubles: 108 Singles Cabins: 0 Singles Surcharge: 160-200% Verandah Cabins: 527

This is a hosted trip by Princess Cruises.