Sea Princess is a marginally smaller ship than some of the newer vessels in the Princess fleet, but she has a slightly more intimate, innate sense of charm and warmth that some of the larger ships sailing today, seem to lack. The ship is trim, tiday, immaculate and immenesly welcoming. Once on board, passengers soon find that everything they could possibly want is close to hand.
There are ample fitness facilities, including a jogging and walking track, a tennis and basketball court, and a state of the art gym complex. If even the thought of all that leaves you exhausted, simply kick back in the serene, expansive Lotus Spa, where a large range of treatments and manicures are on offer for both sexes. And, for open air indolence, there are more than enough pools and hot tubs sprinkled around the immaculate outdoor decks.
Inside, Sea Princess tempts the palate with every kind of dining imaginable, from fast and casual to more formal, full on finery in one of the speciality restaurants. Late night entertainment- everything from dazzling floor shows, to rhumba to rock and roll via reggae- combines with a buzzing casino and late night disco to make this ship a truly inclusive, full on seagoing resort each evening, right through until the early morning hours.
Summary
Line: Princess Cruises
Launched: 26/01/1998
Tonnage: 77499
Length: 261
Total Crew: 900
Occupancy: 1950
Ship Rating:
Facilities
Facilities
Entertainment
- Board/card games
- Casino
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- Youth & Teen Centres
Fitness
- Basketball
- Jogging Track
- Ocean View Gymnasium
- Sports Court
Food and Drink
- 24-hour Room Service
- Ice Cream Bar
- Martini Bar
- New Orleans Style Restaurant
- Patisserie
- Pizzeria
- Poolside Grill
- Sabatini's Italian Trattoria
Other
- Art Gallery
- Duty-free shop
- Wedding Chapel
- Wrap Around Promenade Deck
Recreational
- Card Room
- Cyber Golf
- Library
- Nightclub
Relaxation
- Spa
- 2 x Swimming Pools
- 5 x Whirlpools
Technology
Decks
Decks
Deck 4 - Fiesta
Cabins
Cabins
Currently no information available.
Life on Board
Facilities
Features
- Dining: Two main dining rooms, one reservations-only cover charge restaurant, a range of casual eateries and balcony breakfast or dinner at extra charge
- Two main dining rooms offer Tradtional Dining, whereby you choose either early or late sitting for dinner, and then keep the same table and time for the duration of the voyage. Afternoon tea is also served here daily
- As of September 2017, one of the above main dining rooms will offer Anytime Dining, where passengers simply turn up at any time between 1800 and 2130 to be seated for their evening meal
- Horizon Court Buffet offers all main meals in a more casual, self service venue, plus hot and cold snacks through until the early hours
- Wine Bar offers drinks, light meals and snacks. Some items incur an extra service charge
- Patisserie
- Cafe Corniche
- Riviera Grill serves up hot dogs, burgers and fries
- New Zealand Natural Ice Cream Bar
- Sterling Steakhouse offers up prime cuts of beef, pork and lamb, plus seafood selections in a more intimate, unhurried atmosphere. Extra charge applies, reservations required
- Ultimate Balcony Dining lets you enjoy a course by course dinner, served on your own private balcony or terrace. A ciover charge applies
- Family amenities: No dedicated outdoor space and quite antiquated indoor rooms for this very British centred ship but the children don’t seem to mind
- Top accomodation: Six suites with private balcony, queen-sized bed and a separate living area with dining table
- Entertainment and facilities: A very UK-centric feel to the entertainment on this ship, including British lecturers and lots of focus on UK passengers who do make up the bulk of those sailing
- Tipping: There’s a charge of around £6 per day added to all accounts, even those of children, which you can adjust at the purser’s desk and a mandatory 15% on bar bills and your wine account in the dining rooms
