Princess World Cruises with Cruise1st

Why a Princess World Cruise Belongs on Your List

World cruises with Princess Cruises range from 50 to 119 nights, with sailings leaving from Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades) and Los Angeles. The itinerary calls at ports across multiple continents — the kind of voyage where you wake up to a different part of the world every few days. Prices start from £6,253 pp* for a Princess world cruise booked through Cruise1st, and our team can arrange flights from the UK, pre-cruise hotels and transfers so that everything is in place before you even step aboard.

Which Ship Sails Princess World Cruises?

Coral Princess is the ship behind every Princess world cruise departure, and she is well suited to voyages that go where larger ships simply cannot. At 91,627 GT, her narrower beam allows her to navigate waterways and call at smaller island ports that are off-limits to the biggest ships in the fleet — which on a voyage spanning multiple continents matters more than it might on a week in the Mediterranean.

On board, the Universe Lounge is the centrepiece of the evening entertainment, with three revolving stages used for cabaret performances, cooking demonstrations, fashion shows and lectures — so even on long sea days there is something genuinely different to watch. For dining, Crown Grill steakhouse and Sabatini’s Italian Trattoria handle premium meals, while The Sanctuary provides a quiet, adults-only retreat on deck when you want somewhere to read without a poolside crowd.

Which Cabin Grade Is Right for a Long Voyage?

On a trip that lasts weeks rather than days, the cabin you choose matters more than it does on a short break. Coral Princess cabin grades and deck plans cover a range of budgets and space requirements. The grades available include:

• Inside cabin IA — 14.5 m². Mid-deck positions keep movement to a minimum and put the central areas of the ship within easy reach. A practical choice for travellers who spend most of their time in public spaces.
• Sea-view cabin O5 — 19.7 m². A large panoramic window brings in natural daylight and a clear sea view — the straightforward step up from inside if you want to watch the world go by from your cabin.
• Premium Balcony cabin B1 — 23 m². Approximately 50% more space than a standard balcony cabin, with private outdoor space — worth considering for a voyage measured in months rather than days.
• Premium Suite S5 — 43.7 m². At 43.7 m², this is considerably larger than a mini-suite, with a separate seating zone that makes the cabin genuinely liveable over a long voyage.

If you are unsure which grade suits your trip, our team can talk through the options before you commit.

What Does a Princess Fare Include?

Princess offers two main fare tiers on these sailings — it is worth understanding the difference before you book, because on a voyage of this length the inclusions add up significantly.

Princess Standard is the base cruise fare and covers the cruise itself. The Princess Plus and Princess Premier packages — covering beverages, Wi-Fi, crew appreciation and casual dining — are available to add on separately rather than being bundled in.

Princess Plus is the mid-tier package and includes four casual dining meals per voyage, beverages up to $15 each (with a daily limit of 15 drinks), MedallionNet® Max Wi-Fi, pre-paid crew appreciation, unlimited digital photographs with 3 prints, and reserved theatre seating. On a 100-night voyage, the Wi-Fi and daily drinks allowance alone represent considerable value compared with paying as you go.

Our team can help you decide which tier makes most sense for the way you like to travel — call us before you book.

One-Way or Round Trip — Which Should You Choose?

These sailings are a mix of one-way voyages and round trips, so it is worth checking the shape of your sailing before you book. Round trips return to the port they left from. One-way voyages end at a different port — disembarkation ports include Cape Town, Rome (Civitavecchia), Fort Lauderdale and Los Angeles, depending on the sailing. If you are on a one-way voyage, a flight home is needed from wherever you disembark — and we can book that flight, along with hotels and transfers, as part of a single Cruise1st Package so there are no loose ends to manage yourself.

Sailing from Fort Lauderdale or Los Angeles?

Both embarkation ports are in the United States, so all of these sailings involve a transatlantic flight to get there. We can arrange flights from the UK, hotels the night before you board, airport transfers and any pre-cruise tours as part of your booking — the cruise is the centrepiece of a longer trip, and we put the whole thing together.

If you are sailing from Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), it is worth knowing that Miami is roughly half an hour away — worth checking sailings from both Florida ports if your flights land into Miami rather than Fort Lauderdale. Los Angeles is the other departure hub, and a natural base for a night or two before you sail.

What Does a World Cruise Actually Cover?

The world cruise category is broad, and Princess world cruises reflect that. The itinerary calls at ports across multiple continents — the exact ports visited vary by departure — so you are not looking at a single region but a genuine circumnavigation or extended global voyage. Durations run from 50 nights up to 119 nights, with a median around 100 nights, which gives you a sense of the scale involved.

If you are researching which parts of the world a particular sailing covers, call our team — they can talk through the specific itinerary before you book rather than leaving you to piece it together from a port list.

How to Make It a Complete Holiday

Because every embarkation port is in the United States, this is a trip that naturally pairs a cruise with flights, hotel nights and transfers. We are cruise specialists — every offer here is a cruise or a cruise-inclusive package — and our team can build flights, hotels, tours, transfers and insurance around your sailing, either as a bundle or a fully custom holiday. If you want one booking reference, one point of contact and no gaps to fill in yourself, that is exactly what a Cruise1st Package is for.

We are also ABTA and ATOL protected, and rated 4.5/5 on Trustpilot from more than 7,000 reviews — so you can book with confidence that your money and your holiday are in safe hands.

Other World Cruise Options to Consider

If you are open to other lines or departures, world cruises from Southampton let you board in the UK without any transatlantic flight. World cruises in 2027 from Southampton cover the most popular departure season. You might also look at world cruises in 2027 or world cruises in 2026 across all lines, or explore P&O Arcadia world cruises in 2027 and P&O world cruises in 2027 as alternatives. For a different ship and line, world cruises in 2027 aboard Cunard Queen Victoria is another popular option. If you are considering Princess sailings more broadly, Princess Cruises from Southampton and Princess Cruises in 2027 from Southampton cover the UK departure options, and Princess Japan and Southeast Asia 2027–2028 is worth a look if a sector voyage appeals. For round-the-world options on a tighter budget, cheap round-the-world cruises from the UK and world cruises from the UK cover the full range.

*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.