Princess Cruises' New Enchanted Princess to Enter Service June 30, 2020

Princess Cruises' New Enchanted Princess to Enter Service June 30, 2019
Princess Cruises' New Enchanted Princess to Enter Service June 30, 2019

Princess Cruises has commenced the one year countdown to the launch of the new Enchanted Princess in Southampton on June 30, 2020.

The vessel will carry 3,660 guests and sail from Southampton for an inaugural season in the Mediterranean before heading to the Caribbean in autumn 2020.

Its maiden voyage will be a 10-night sailing to Rome, calling at Bilbao, Lisbon, Gibraltar, Barcelona, Toulon/Provence (La Seyne) and Florence/Pisa (Livorno), departing on July 1, 2020.

The is currently well under construction in Italy's Fincantieri Shipyard.
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