trawellkat / Shutterstock.comPrincess Cruises has announced its expansive 2028-2029 Americas programme, featuring more than 250 departures from Canada to Antarctica. This season marks the return of the Amazon River to the itinerary for the first time since 2014, offering a diverse range of voyages across North, Central, and South America, the Caribbean, the Pacific, and Antarctica.
The new season includes a standout 64-day Circle South America voyage, combining Antarctica, the Amazon River, and the Panama Canal. Other highlights include ocean-to-ocean Panama Canal voyages and the introduction of Îles de la Madeleine in Canada, known for its red sandstone cliffs and Acadian culture. Hawaiian cruises from Vancouver also make a return, providing expanded West Coast options.
Jim Berra, Chief Commercial Officer of Princess Cruises, emphasised the diversity of experiences available: “Whether it's a relaxing Caribbean getaway, sailing beneath the Golden Gate Bridge, or venturing to the Amazon and Antarctica, these thoughtfully crafted itineraries make it easy to find a holiday that matches how and where our guests want to explore.”
The programme offers 141 Caribbean departures, 12 Panama Canal voyages, and 17 Canada and New England sailings, among others. Guests can enjoy late-night and overnight stays in various destinations, enhancing their cultural and culinary experiences.
Bookings for the 2028-2029 season are now open, with an Early Booking Bonus available until 16 February 2027. This includes up to US$300 in savings, onboard credit, and other perks. Princess Cruises continues to offer enriching holidays, inviting guests to explore over 345 destinations worldwide.
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