New Florida-Based Cruise Ship Sets Sail to the Caribbean

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Princess Cruises has launched its latest vessel, Sun Princess, which will now offer week-long voyages to the Caribbean, departing from Florida’s Port Everglades starting this weekend.

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Sun Princess at Port Everglades
Sun Princess on its inaugural day at Port Everglades in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

As the largest ship in the Princess Cruises fleet and the first of its Sphere class, Sun Princess made its debut earlier this spring but had primarily operated in the Mediterranean until recently.

Upon its arrival at Port Everglades, the ship embarked on a three-day preview cruise for media and travel agents followed by a five-day journey to The Bahamas.

Just yesterday, Sun Princess commenced its series of week-long Caribbean cruises, scheduled to run through March 2025.

The ship will alternate its seven-night itineraries between the Eastern and Western Caribbean. The Eastern Caribbean routes will include stops at Princess Cays, Grand Turk, and Puerto Plata.

Meanwhile, itineraries to the Western Caribbean will feature destinations such as Cozumel, Belize, and Roatan. Check for the best prices on Sun Princess cruises.

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“With Sun Princess now cruising to the Caribbean from Port Everglades, we are excited to share the most luxurious and breathtaking Love Boat ever made with new travelers,” said John Padgett, president of Princess Cruises. “We are thrilled to have this exceptional ship homeport in Ft. Lauderdale and thank Port Everglades for their ongoing support.”

Joseph Morris, CEO and Port Director of Port Everglades, also remarked:

“As we welcome Sun Princess to its new homeport, we celebrate not just a remarkable ship with advanced design, but also the cherished legacy of Princess Cruises within our Greater Ft. Lauderdale community. A journey aboard Sun Princess promises to be a SUNsational experience for cruise guests starting their adventures from Port Everglades.”

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