Princess Cruises 2027 from Southampton

Princess Cruises from Southampton in 2027 — Where Can You Go?

Princess Cruises from Southampton covers a broader range of destinations in 2027 than many passengers expect. Sailings run from short British coastal voyages to extended ocean crossings lasting more than six weeks, with the Mediterranean, the British Isles and transatlantic routes all well represented throughout the year.

Which Destinations Do Princess Cruises Sail to from Southampton?

The Princess Cruises 2027 sailings from Southampton divide neatly into four groups, each of which suits a different kind of traveller. Here is where the programme goes, starting with the busiest routes.

Transatlantic Crossings

Transatlantic sailings are the single largest group, and they are the ones that need the most planning. These itineraries cross the Atlantic — some head out from Southampton and end at ports including Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades) in Florida, New York, Buenos Aires or Santiago de Chile — so you will need a flight home at the end. We can book that return flight, along with any hotels or transfers you need, as part of your Cruise1st Package. Worth noting: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades) and Miami are roughly half an hour apart, so if your plans involve Florida, it is worth checking sailings from both ports. For a wider view of transatlantic cruises in 2027, we have a dedicated page.

Round Britain and No-Fly Sailings

The British Isles and England sailings are round trips — you leave Southampton and return to Southampton, so there is no flight at either end. These are genuinely no-fly holidays: you can travel to the port by train or car, board the ship the same afternoon and be at sea by evening. Sailings in this group explore the coastlines and islands of the British Isles in 2027, making them a strong choice for anyone who wants to explore closer to home without the hassle of an airport.

Southern Europe and the Mediterranean

The Western Mediterranean sailings from Southampton head south into warmer waters, with a handful of departures across the year. The Canary Islands also feature for those who want something a little further afield. Both regions are popular autumn and winter choices when British weather gives you every reason to head south. See all Mediterranean cruises from Southampton in 2027, or browse Canary Islands cruises in 2027 separately.

Norway

Norway appears in the programme too, with a sailing that heads north from Southampton into fjord country. If the Norwegian coast is high on your list, our Norway 2027 cruises from Southampton page covers the full range of options across all lines.

Which Ships Sail Princess Cruises from Southampton in 2027?

Three Princess ships operate these sailings. Each has its own character, so it is worth knowing what you get on each one before you choose.

Majestic Princess

Majestic Princess carries the most sailings and was refurbished in 2025, so the ship you board is in excellent condition. The headline deck feature is the SeaWalk — a glass-floor walkway cantilevered out over the ocean, giving you an unobstructed view straight down to the sea below. The Hollywood Pool Club sits beneath a glass dome, keeping it warm whatever the weather outside, and the MedallionClass system means food and drinks can be delivered to you anywhere on the ship — your cabin, a sun lounger, wherever you happen to be. Dining runs to 16 venues including the Crown Grill, Sabatini’s, O’Malley’s Irish Pub and the Chef’s Table Lumiere. Adults who want a quieter corner of the ship can retreat to The Sanctuary, a dedicated top-deck space with its own service and atmosphere.

Cabin grades on Majestic Princess — see Majestic Princess cabins and deck plans for full details:

• Inside cabin IA — 15.4 m², sleeps 4, with 24-hour room service included
• Sea-view cabin O6 — 20.0 m², sleeps 3, with natural daylight and sea views through exterior windows
• Deluxe Balcony cabin DA — 23.4 m², sleeps 4, noticeably more spacious than a standard balcony with a sofa bed
• Owner’s Suite S2 — 81.7 m², sleeps 4, the largest suite on board and roughly twice the space of a Penthouse Suite

Sky Princess

Sky Princess is notable for one number above almost any other: 81% of its cabins have a private balcony, one of the highest ratios in the entire Princess fleet. That means most passengers on this ship wake up to an open-air view regardless of which cabin category they book. The Sanctuary adults-only retreat offers private cabanas, spa treatments and light meals on a dedicated sun deck — a genuinely peaceful option when the main pool areas are busy. Dining includes Crown Grill, Sabatini’s Italian Trattoria and Chef’s Table Lumiere with a galley tour, as well as Movies Under the Stars for evenings at sea.

Cabin grades on Sky Princess — full layout details on the Sky Princess cabins and deck plans page:

• Inside cabin IA — 15.4 m², sleeps 4, with mid-to-upper deck positions reducing ship motion
• Premium Ocean-view cabin O5 — 16.0 m², sleeps 2, with floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows and unobstructed sea views
• Deluxe Balcony cabin DA — 23.4 m², sleeps 4, with a larger outdoor area and wider views than a standard balcony
• Sky Suite S0 — 160.4 m², sleeps 5, with 2 completely separate bedrooms each with an ensuite bathroom

Regal Princess

Regal Princess is a Royal-class ship built for 4,250 guests across 19 decks. Its multi-level atrium is the social heart of the ship, flanked by the Princess Theater, the Vista Lounge and a wide spread of dining options. The Salty Dog Gastropub, Crown Grill steakhouse and an International Café that stays open around the clock between them cover every appetite and every hour. MedallionClass technology with OceanNow delivery, Movies Under the Stars and The Sanctuary adults-only retreat are all on board.

Cabin grades on Regal Princess — see the Regal Princess cabins and deck plans page for deck-by-deck detail:

• Inside cabin IA — 15.4 m², sleeps 4, available across decks 9 to 14 for flexibility in your deck position
• Ocean-view cabin O6 — 20.9 m², sleeps 4, noticeably more spacious than the inside grades
• Deluxe Balcony cabin D4 (aft location) — 22.5–29.0 m², sleeps 4, the most spacious deluxe balcony option on the ship
• Penthouse Suite S3 — 54.5–63.4 m², sleeps 4, considerably larger than the mini-suite options

Are There Any Discounts on Princess Cruises from Southampton?

Reductions are available on a number of sailings — up to 44% off the price previously listed for that cabin grade on a specific departure, though that level applies to a single sailing and most reductions across the range sit closer to 7%. Fare types such as early-saver offers, last-minute deals and promotional bundles come and go throughout the year, so it pays to check regularly or ask our team what is available. Our cruise experts can also help you weigh up different fare inclusions — some sailings carry drinks, Wi-Fi or gratuities as part of the price, which changes the real-world value considerably.

Why Book Princess Cruises from Southampton with Cruise1st?

Every sailing departs from Southampton, so there is no flight needed to get on board — you can travel by train or car and be at sea the same day. For one-way itineraries that end in Fort Lauderdale, New York, Buenos Aires, Santiago de Chile or Copenhagen, you will need to arrange a way home, and that is where Cruise1st earns its place. As one of the UK’s leading cruise specialists, we can put together your flights, hotels, transfers and travel insurance alongside your cruise fare, all on one booking. Our team knows the Princess Cruises fleet in detail — which ship suits a couple looking for a quiet balcony, which suits a family who want space, which fare tier genuinely adds value for how you cruise. That kind of advice is what you get from a specialist rather than booking direct, and it costs you nothing extra to ask.

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Explore More 2027 Sailings from Southampton

Princess is not the only line sailing from Southampton in 2027. P&O Cruises 2027 from Southampton offers a strong no-fly programme from the same port, and all 2027 cruises from Southampton gives you the full picture across every line. If you are open to other regions in 2027, our Mediterranean cruises 2027 and British Isles cruises 2027 pages are good starting points, as is our broader 2027 cruises listing. Fancy something longer? Our world cruises 2027 from Southampton page covers extended voyages that call at ports across multiple continents. Or if you are drawn to the Norwegian coast, the Norway 2027 cruises from Southampton page covers fjord sailings across all lines. For all cruises from Southampton, our hub page is the widest view of what is available.

Looking at the festive season? Our all-inclusive Christmas cruises from Southampton page covers holiday sailings if you want to combine Christmas and a cruise.

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.