World Cruise Travel : World Cruise Vacations : Princess Cruises

Exploring the Globe with the Destination Experts

Explore up to 40 ports on six continents, with overnights in cities like Hong Kong and Dubai as well as visits to UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Enjoy exclusive World Cruise enrichment opportunities, such as special VIP lectures and folkloric performances that reflect the regions we’ll visit.
Princess Cruises has been awarded "Best Itineraries" nine consecutive years.

Experience a voyage that many only aspire to take amongst an intimate community of intrepid travelers who share your passion for adventure.
See the best of each port on optional shore excursions or take an overland tour in places like Egypt, India and Israel for more in-depth exploration.

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World Cruise Vacations

Immerse yourself in fascinating history, exotic cultures and stunning natural beauty during a three-month-long journey spanning the world’s continents that’s as unforgettable as it is relaxing.

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Get a tempting taste of the World Cruise experience by sailing between some of the world’s most incredible cities on a 13- to 34-day segment of the Full World Cruise – perfect if you have less vacation time to spare!

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World: Image courtesy of the Image Science & Analysis Laboratory, NASA Johnson Space Center

Why take a World Cruise?

Fulfill your life-long dreams of visiting the world’s most sought-after destinations – in one seamless journey! Wake up each morning at a new port full of possibilities as you work your way through your travel bucket list.

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In the Wake of the Bounty

"I know when I was on Pitcairn, I felt like Robinson Crusoe. With the mutiny still a very important part of life there, it felt like uncharted territory - a mysterious, uninhabited tropical paradise."
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by Antonio Cortese
Executive Chef, Pacific Princess