Princess Cruises, Royal Princess World Cruise Review

We travelled the Panama canal and the Suez canal, we walked the Great Wall, touched the giant heads on Easter island, felt the ground shake by an active volcano, climbed the pyramids, swam in the Dead Sea, passed through the Gateway to India, walked the corridors of Angkor Wat, stood at Ground Zero of the first atomic bomb, had a face to face meeting with the great Gold Bhudda and prayed in the Great Blue Mosque. We sailed the river Nile and the canals of Venice, the Great Barrier reef, the Red Sea, the Yellow Sea, the Black Sea and the White Sea and loved every minute.

I could happily have stayed on for another 3 months (if it was free) though maybe not, as I'd miss my kids and animals.



Most memorable places were China, Cambodia and India.



Most memorable things about the ship would be the staff almost without exception they were the best of any ship we've been on and the cleanliness and upkeep of the ship was without equal. The passengers went from the nicest people you could hope to meet to a few who were not so nice. The world cruisers were 90 percent 60's and older but there were quite a few 50's and even two younger couples with small kids.



If I had any tips to add, it would be that next time I would arrange more independent tours, the Princess tours were greatly overpriced and not half as enjoyable as those we arranged ourselves.