Princess Cruises Adds Amazon Return to 2028-2029 Americas Schedule
Princess Cruises has unveiled its 2028–2029 Americas schedule, featuring over 250 departures that span from Canada to the Antarctic Peninsula. The expansive program marks the cruise line’s first return to the Amazon River since 2014 and introduces a new 64-day circumnavigation voyage around the South American continent.
The upcoming season includes a diverse range of itineraries, from brief four-day West Coast escapes to the extensive 64-day "Circle South America" journey, which integrates visits to Antarctica, the Amazon, and the Panama Canal. Jim Berra, Chief Commercial Officer at Princess Cruises, noted that the program is designed to provide guests with a broad spectrum of regional experiences, whether in the Caribbean, Hawaii, or the rugged landscapes of Patagonia.
Key additions to the lineup include the debut of Îles de la Madeleine in Canada, known for its Acadian culture and red sandstone cliffs, and the return of Hawaiian island cruising departing from Vancouver. The cruise line is also expanding its "More Ashore" program, which offers overnight and late-night stays in ports such as Quebec, Cabo San Lucas, and Honolulu to allow for deeper local exploration. Travelers looking to book early can take advantage of incentives including onboard credit and reduced deposits through February 16, 2027.
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