Sun Princess

From the Caribbean to Australia and everywhere in between, Sun Princess has spent over two decades sailing the world, but it is now time for her to retire from service. However, Princess Cruises have a fantastic fleet of exciting ships that you can sail with instead.

When she was built in 1995, the Sun Princess - sister ship to the Sea Princess and Dawn Princess - was one of the largest cruise ships in the world. She led the industry in countless ways: size, percentage of cabins with balconies out onto the open ocean, and much more. She was also the setting for the TV show The Love Boat: The Next Wave, and even today continues to lead the field, remaining one of the most beautiful, majestic, and sought-after cruise ships in the Princess Cruise Line fleet (or anywhere). Recently refurbished and fitted with Princess Line mainstays like the Sanctuary and Movies Under The Stars, the Sun Princess is a grand lady who just gets better with age, as any of her satisfied passengers or proud crew members will tell you. In 2007 she even received news coverage across the world as the largest ship to ever cross under the Sydney Harbour Bridge, with only eight feet to spare even at low tide.

On board, the Sun Princess offers the kind of breathtaking views, stunning decor, and fine dining you’d expect from a cruise ship of her awe-inspiring calibre. Standard cabins feature polished blond wood, relaxing colours, and plenty of space, while suites give passengers a gorgeous balcony with seating, as well as the usual amenities you’d expect with a cruise suite. When you’re on board the Sun Princess, sailing to some of the world’s most beautiful and exotic destinations, there’s nowhere else on earth you’d rather be.