The smaller ship adds to its size with fabulous itineraries to ports of call the super-liners are too large to visit. You can enjoy the hidden gems of the Mediterranean with stunning destinations such as Portofino, or take in the incredible sights of Asian destinations such as Shanghai and Singapore.
The Ocean Princess comes with all the superb dining options that Princess Cruises are known for. To complement the traditional cruise dining of the Main Dining room the Ocean Princess also boasts the signature specialty restaurants, Sabatini's Italian and the Sterling Steakhouse. For more relaxed dining there is also the Panoramic Buffet and the poolside grill.
- Main Dining room with traditional fixed seating
- Sabatini's Italian Trattoria
- Sterling Steakhouse
- Panoramic buffet and bistro
- Pizzeria, Patisserie, poolside Burger Grill
- Balcony Dining (in balcony staterooms)
The entertainment may be smaller scale but is in no way toned down on board the Ocean Princess. You can take in a fabulous show in the Cabaret Lounge or enjoy the live music and great atmosphere in the Tahitian Lounge. There is the usual suspects including the casino, fine arts gallery and duty free boutiques.
- Tahitian Lounge
- Cabaret Lounge
- Casino
- Poolside Bandstand
- Pool Bar
- Fine Arts Gallery
- Duty free shopping
The Ocean Princess also offers a great selection of Spa & Fitness facilities. You can relax by the pool or in the hut tubs, enjoy a treatment in the Lotus Spa or be pampered in the Salon. For the more active of us there is a full fitness suite and the golf practice cage to enjoy.
- Lotus Spa
- Pool
- Two hot tubs
- Salon
- Fitness Centre
The Ocean Princess may be one of the smallest ships in the fleet but she still offers you the opporunity to dig out your favourite dickie bow one night and slip into some chinos the next. The informal nights onboard are jacket and trousers for the gents, a casual, yet elegant dress for the ladies, with the formal nights giving you the chance to go the whole nine yards. Maxi dresses and evenings gowns are a must at the Captain's cocktail party and black tie is ever-present with the gents onboard.
For those quite eveings or long days ashore the buffet restaurant always offers a casual dress code.