Princess Cruises details how it will capture a prime viewing spot for the 2026 solar eclipse onboard the Sky Princess cruise ship.

Want to travel the world? Have the stomach to spend one-third of the year at sea? If the answer to both of those questions is yes, and you have $20,000 to spend, Princess Cruises has the trip of a lifetime for you.

Princess Cruises has unveiled the particulars its 2026 World Cruise, which will sail aboard the Coral Princess, and promises an unprecedented journey to 52 ports across 28 countries, spanning six continents—the most extensive itinerary ever offered by the renowned “Love Boat” cruise line.

Call it the cruise line for people who want a big amenity-filled ship that isn't a floating amusement park.Princess Cruises operates relatively large, reasonably priced vessels. But unlike many of its competitors in that space — most notably Royal Caribbean,

Princess Cruises has announced a revision to two long cruise itineraries to avoid the Middle East and the Red Sea. The cruise line said that these changes were made after extensive consultation with global security experts and government authorities.

In response to uncertainties in the Red Sea, Princess Cruises announced significant changes to its upcoming global voyages.

Princess Cruises has been forced to alter its two 2025 world voyages so ships avoid the Red Sea. The changes have been made “given the ongoing situation in the Red Sea and surrounding area and following extensive consultation with global security experts and government authorities,