Princess Cruises has revealed plans to resume voyages to the Amazon River as part of its 2028–2029 Americas cruise schedule. The company will offer a 17-day Amazon and Caribbean cruise, marking its return to the region after several years.
Amazon Itinerary Details
The 17-day journey is scheduled to depart from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and will include stops in the Caribbean and along the Amazon River. Ports of call will feature destinations such as Santarém and Manaus in Brazil, as well as Caribbean locations including St. Kitts, Barbados, and Trinidad. The itinerary is designed to provide guests with opportunities to experience the Amazon’s natural environment and local culture.
Vessel and Onboard Experience
The cruise will be operated by the Emerald Princess, a ship with a capacity of 3,080 guests. Passengers can expect a range of amenities and entertainment options onboard, including multiple dining venues, pools, and enrichment programs. The cruise line states that the Amazon voyage will offer a combination of scenic river cruising and visits to remote ports.
Broader Americas Program
In addition to the Amazon itinerary, Princess Cruises’ 2028–2029 Americas season will include a selection of voyages to destinations throughout the Caribbean, Mexico, Hawaii, and the California coast. The program is set to feature both short and extended cruises, with departures from several U.S. homeports.
Booking Information
Princess Cruises has announced that bookings for the 2028–2029 Americas season, including the Amazon cruise, will open to the public on May 23, 2024. Further details about the itineraries and pricing are available on the company’s official website.
