CRUISE SHIP: The Coral Princess 

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Visitors boarding the Coral Princess can expect a cruise that blends classic design with a range of activities, offering a relaxing and engaging holiday for families, couples, and solo travellers. This Coral-class ship from Princess Cruises, with its 16 decks and capacity for 1,970 passengers, delivers a polished experience tailored for Panama Canal and Alaska routes, featuring MedallionClass technology for seamless service.

The reception areas create a welcoming first impression. The three-deck Piazza-style atrium on Deck 5 features marble floors, a circular staircase, and live music, serving as a lively hub. Guest services, staffed by multilingual crew, handle queries efficiently, while the nearby International Café offers 24/7 coffee and pastries. The open layout and elegant decor make it a central gathering spot.

Dining on the Coral Princess offers eight venues to suit diverse tastes. The Provence and Bordeaux dining rooms serve freshly prepared dishes with daily-changing menus, included in the cruise fare. Specialty restaurants include Sabatini’s for Italian cuisine, Bayou Café & Steakhouse for Cajun-inspired dishes, and the Crab Shack for seafood. The Horizon Court buffet, open 24/7, features global dishes, while Princess Pizzeria and The Bar & Grill offer casual bites. Guests can use the Dine My Way app to customise dining times or pre-book specialty restaurants.

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Entertainment ensures engagement for all ages. The Princess Theatre hosts Broadway-style shows with singers and dancers, performed twice nightly to suit dining schedules. The Explorers Lounge offers trivia and live music, while the Wheelhouse Bar provides a nautical-themed setting for cocktails. Movies Under the Stars, a 300-square-foot poolside screen, shows films with complimentary popcorn. The Tree House and Lodge at Camp Discovery cater to kids aged 3-12 with LEGO contests and science activities, while the Beach House Teen Lounge offers gaming for teens. The Princess Casino provides slots and table games for adults.

Accommodation includes 1,000 cabins, with 20 accessible options. Interior cabins, around 156-166 square feet, feature twin beds convertible to a queen, a TV, refrigerator, and private bathroom with shower. Oceanview cabins, 162-212 square feet, add a picture window, some with obstructed views. Balcony cabins, around 210-234 square feet, include private verandahs, while Mini-Suites, at 280-302 square feet, offer separate seating areas and bathtubs. Suites, up to 932 square feet, include premium amenities like a complimentary mini-bar and luxury balcony furniture. All feature the Princess Luxury Bed for enhanced comfort.

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Hospitality is defined by attentive staff and MedallionClass technology, enabling touch-free boarding, on-demand food delivery via OceanNow, and shipmate locators. Guests with Princess Plus or Premier packages enjoy complimentary room service; otherwise, a $5 fee applies per order. The Lotus Spa offers massages, facials, and a thermal suite, with free sauna access in locker rooms. The Sanctuary, an adults-only retreat, provides cabanas and signature drinks for a fee. Three pools, including the climate-controlled Conservatory pool, and a fitness centre with yoga classes cater to relaxation and wellness. MedallionNet Wi-Fi keeps guests connected.Standout features include the Movies Under the Stars poolside cinema and the Bayou Café’s unique Cajun flavours. The Sanctuary offers a tranquil escape for adults, while Camp Discovery’s engaging activities keep kids entertained. 

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