Sunday, November 10, 2024 Princess Cruises has reimagined the 2026 Coral Princess world cruise, across Hawaii, New Zealand and other countries opting to bypass the Red Sea in favor of a comprehensive “Circle Pacific” itinerary. This 131-night voyage—the longest Pacific-centric world cruise offered by the line will feature 60 ports across 19 countries, setting a new record for the most destinations ever visited on a Princess world cruise. The Coral Princess will embark on its journey from Port Everglades on January 5, 2026, sailing through the Panama Canal toward destinations across Hawaii, French Polynesia, the South Pacific, New Zealand, and Australia .
The cruise continues north through Asia, highlighted by an in-depth exploration of Japan, before crossing the Pacific to Alaska. The voyage concludes along the Pacific Coast, culminating in Los Angeles on May 16, 2026. For those seeking a shorter adventure, a 115-night roundtrip cruise departing from Los Angeles on January 21, 2026, is available, alongside shorter segment options.
Noteworthy stops include iconic cities such as Auckland, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Osaka, Singapore, Sydney, and Tahiti, with many ports offering extended stays for late-night exploration. Originally planned to pass through the Suez Canal and Mediterranean before returning to the U.S.
, the revised 2026 Coral Princess itinerary offers an expansive Pacific focus, delivering an unparalleled world cruise experience..