Princess Cruises to Norway

Scenic Fjord Adventures with Princess Cruises

Princess Cruises offers some of the most well-regarded Norwegian fjord sailings available from the UK. Itineraries range from 7 nights up to 56, with a median of around 14 nights — long enough to take in the scenery at a proper pace. Prices start from £811 pp* and the fleet sailing these routes is one of Princess’s strongest.

Where Do Princess Norway Cruises Go?

The sailings spread across 3 broad groups, and it is worth knowing which suits you before you book.

Round Britain and No-Fly Sailings

A healthy share of these itineraries cover England and the United Kingdom coastline — coastal sailings that leave and return to a home port without a flight in sight. If you can get yourself to Southampton by car or train, you can be aboard and watching the Solent shrink behind you the same afternoon. For anyone who finds airports more stressful than the cruise itself, this is the shape of sailing to look for. Browse cruises from Southampton to see what else departs from there, or check 2027 sailings from Southampton if you have a specific year in mind.

The Norwegian Fjords

Norway sailings are the centrepiece here. The Norwegian fjords route accounts for a sizeable portion of what is on sale, and these are the itineraries most people picture when they search for a Princess Norway cruise. Sailing from Southampton, the ships head north into some of Europe’s most striking coastal scenery — deep inlets, steep cliffs and small harbour towns that are best reached by sea. If you are interested in Norwegian fjords cruises or want to pair a fjord trip with a chance of seeing the northern lights, these sailings are worth a close look. Norway cruises from the UK on this route leave from Southampton, so most of Britain can get there without a flight.

Transatlantic Crossings

A significant number of sailings here are transatlantic crossings — one-way voyages that either start or end in a port overseas. These are longer sailings by nature, and they suit travellers who want to combine the cruise with time at either end. Embarkation ports for these include Copenhagen, Denmark; New York; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades); and Miami. Because these are one-way sailings, a flight home is needed at the end — but we can book that for you along with hotels either side and any transfers, as a single Cruise1st Package. For dedicated transatlantic options, see our transatlantic cruises page. Note that Miami and Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades) are about half an hour apart, so a Florida trip can sail from either — worth checking both for dates and prices.

Which Ships Sail on Princess Norway Cruises?

4 Princess ships cover these routes. Here is what makes each one worth knowing about.

Majestic Princess

Refurbished in 2025 and sailing from Southampton, Majestic Princess is the ship with the most sailings on these routes. Step outside on the SeaWalk — a glass-floor walkway cantilevered over the ocean — and you will understand why it is one of the most talked-about features in the fleet. Dining spans 16 venues, from the Crown Grill and Sabatini’s to the intimate Chef’s Table Lumiere. MedallionClass means food and drinks can be delivered anywhere on board, and The Sanctuary gives adults a quiet, covered retreat at the top of the ship when the fjord air turns cool. See the full Majestic Princess cabin and deck plans if you want to compare grades before you book.

Sky Princess

Sky Princess stands out for the sheer proportion of balcony cabins: 81% of all cabins have a private balcony, which is one of the highest ratios in the Princess fleet. On a fjord cruise, that matters — you want to be on your own balcony when the ship glides past a waterfall, not queuing at a railing. The Sanctuary adults-only deck offers private cabanas, spa treatments and light meals when you want something quieter. Crown Grill, Sabatini’s Italian Trattoria and Movies Under the Stars round out the experience. Check the Sky Princess cabins and deck plans to find the right balcony position for you.

Regal Princess

Regal Princess is a Royal-class ship built for 4,250 guests across 19 decks, with a multi-level atrium at its heart and a Princess Theater for evening entertainment. The Salty Dog Gastropub, Crown Grill steakhouse and an International Café open around the clock mean you are never short of somewhere to eat. MedallionClass OceanNow delivery, Movies Under the Stars and The Sanctuary adults-only retreat are all on board. The Regal Princess cabin and deck plans show the full spread of grades across decks 9 to 14.

Caribbean Princess

Caribbean Princess is a modified Grand-class ship with nearly 900 balcony staterooms. MedallionClass wristband technology delivers on-demand drinks anywhere on board, and Movies Under the Stars, Crown Grill and Sabatini’s Italian Trattoria are among the headline experiences. The Princess Theater hosts large-scale Broadway-style productions, and The Sanctuary offers a calm adults-only retreat for when you want to watch the Norwegian coastline go by in peace. See the Caribbean Princess cabin and deck plans for the full picture.

What Cabin Grades Are Available?

Cabins across these ships run from interior staterooms to full suites. The list below covers grades available on Majestic Princess — see the individual ship pages linked above for Sky Princess and Regal Princess grades.

• Inside cabin IA — from 15.4 m², sleeps up to 4. Twenty-four-hour room service is included, with meals and snacks available at any time. A solid choice if you plan to spend most of your time on deck.
• Sea-view cabin O6 — 20.0 m², sleeps up to 3. Natural daylight through exterior windows with a sea view — a meaningful step up from a windowless interior, particularly on a fjord itinerary where the scenery is the point.
• Deluxe Balcony cabin DA — 23.4 m², sleeps up to 4. More spacious than a standard balcony cabin, with a sofa bed as an additional sleeping option. The balcony is where you will want to be when the ship enters a fjord.
• Owner’s Suite S2 — 81.7 m², sleeps up to 4. The largest suite on board, offering roughly twice the living space of a Penthouse Suite and the most generous balcony on the ship.

Deals and Fare Types on Princess Norway Cruises

Princess Cruises offers a range of fare types, including promotional fares such as early-saver and last-minute offers — the exact promotions vary by sailing and departure date. On selected sailings, discounts of up to 42% pp* are available from the price previously listed for that cabin grade; that is the maximum on a single departure, and most reduced sailings are discounted by around 5%. It is worth checking individual departures rather than assuming a blanket sale applies across all dates.

If you want help reading the fare types and working out which inclusions suit your trip, our cruise experts are on the phone before you book. That is what separates a specialist from booking direct: we can walk you through what each tier actually covers.

Why Book Princess Norway Cruises with Cruise1st?

As one of the UK’s leading cruise specialists, Cruise1st is focused entirely on cruising — not package holidays, not flights as an afterthought. That means the team you speak to genuinely knows these ships and these itineraries, and can tell you which cabin grade works best for a fjord cruise versus a transatlantic crossing.

For sailings from Southampton, there is no flight needed at the departure end — most of Britain can get there by road or rail, and we can help with transfers and pre-cruise hotels if you want to arrive the night before. For transatlantic sailings that start or end overseas, our Cruise1st Packages pull together the cruise, flights, hotels at either end and transfers into one booking. You deal with one team, not three. We are also rated 4.5/5 on Trustpilot from over 7,000 reviews, and all bookings are ABTA and ATOL protected.

Shore Experiences on a Princess Norway Cruise

Princess itineraries in Norway are designed around time ashore as much as time at sea. The fjord ports are small enough that you can walk from the ship into the town centre, then take a local bus or a guided excursion into the surrounding landscape — waterfalls, mountain viewpoints and glacier walks are among the most popular options. Princess’s own shore excursions programme covers everything from gentle scenic tours to more active half-day trips, and the line’s MedallionClass app lets you pre-book before you board. If you prefer to explore independently, the ports on these routes are well set up for it.

Also Worth Considering

If Norway in a particular year or a particular ship is what you are after, a few related pages are worth a look. Norway cruises 2026 covers the broader market for that year, and Norway cruises from Liverpool is an option if sailing from the north of England works better for you. Fans of P&O Cruises may find Norwegian fjords sailings with P&O Cruises useful for comparison. If the fjords have you thinking about the wider Arctic North, Iceland cruises 2027 and northern lights cruises 2026 are related pages worth browsing.

For short breaks from the same port, 3-day mini cruises from Southampton and England mini cruises are a good starting point. The broader cruises search will show you what else is available across all lines and regions.

Southampton is one of the most active departure points in the UK fleet — P&O cruises from Southampton, P&O cruises 2027 from Southampton and world cruises from Southampton are all popular starting points if you want to compare options sailing from the same port. If a New York crossing is what appeals, New York cruises from Southampton and Queen Mary 2 New York cruises from Southampton are the pages to check.

*Prices are per person based on 2 people sharing, and are subject to change. This price is not kept up to date and therefore does not reflect live pricing and availability. Prices and any discounts shown were checked on 14 October 2026.

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. Discounts and prices shown are not kept up to date: the reduction available now may be smaller, or may have ended, and prices may have changed.