POLL: Favorite Itinerary

[ambergj]

What is your favorite Itinerary!

 

My personal Fave is the MEDIT. Beautiful!

Please share your thoughts!

 

Sea Princess: 08/2000

RCCL Voyager of the Seas: 12/2002

Golden Princess: 07/2003

 

Can NEVER get ENOUGH cruisin

 

Keep on Cruisin!

 

[sue d. miller]

I like Eastern for the sea days!! Of course I will take any just to be on a ship!!

 

Sue

7 days on Star Princess 10/24

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Tahitian Princess]

You didn't put add my favorite to the poll. The Tahiti itinerary is my favorite.

 

 

 

8/15 Back to Paradise on the Tahitian Princess

[GottoCruise]

After 25 Princess cruises-- our most interesting & different itinerary was on the "old" Island Princess - Capetown to Rome - first time they sailed this----

Pre cruise -We flew to Johanesburg - 2 nights to sightsee - then flew to Krugar Nat. Park and went on Safari at Londolozi, 3 nights -flew back and took the Blue Train from Pretoria to Capetown - 1 night - stayed in and around Capetown 5 nights - then embarked the ship to Rome - 23 days (I think) & also did a post cruise stay in Rome ...the West African Ports were fascinating --they don't do some(most) of the Ports anymore - too bad.... this was one of our best trips - sights and memories of a lifetime!!

Of course this wasn't on the list - those on the list are just "vacations"...all are nice and relaxing - one as good as another - we've done them all more than a few times...but.. The experience of Geography, People and Cultures different from our own, is what makes cruising exciting to me!...Princess are you reading this??? How about some "different Ports for a change for old cruisers like us? We are getting tired of "repeating" Ports....

 

Until PACIFIC PRINCESS

7/25/04

ISLANDS OF THE PACIFIC THEATER

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Until GOLDEN PRINCESS B2B

7/31/05 & 8/10/05

EUROPEAN CAPITALS & BRITISH ISLES

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[CruiseFever]

It was difficult to pick on the Carribean itineraries, I like the all

 

Happy Cruising

 

Chris

 

www.LifeIsCruising.com

 

Next up:

Caribbean Princess 06/26/04

Star Princess 10/24/04

Diamond Princess 12/22/04

Carnival Miracle 03/13/05

 

[ambergj]

I would have put more options IF.....they had more spots for me to put different itins. SORRY!

 

Sea Princess: 08/2000

RCCL Voyager of the Seas: 12/2002

Golden Princess: 07/2003

 

Can NEVER get ENOUGH cruisin

 

Keep on Cruisin!

 

[LEtue]

The Med is #1 but I haven't sailed to Alaska yet

 

Too many itineraries - too little money!

 

Carnival Miracle 11/07/04

 

Jewel of the Seas 11/20/04 - Thanksgiving Journey on the Jewel

http://www.cruisecritic.com/interests/groups.cfm?ID=47

 

Brilliance of the Seas 6/5/05 - Mediterranean

http://www.cruisecritic.com/interests/groups.cfm?ID=51

 

[Big Ed]

Our next one is always my favorite.This time it's the Dawn Princess 4/19-4/29 2005.

[relevart]

My favorite was the 30 day Bangkok to Venice cruise, visiting all the exotic places. My second favorite was Stockholm to Copenhagan and experiencing the 'white nights' as well as seeing St. Petersburg and Talin. There is a big world out there and I want to see as much of it as I can!

 

Carol

[Cruise38]

After 47 cruises, most of them on Princess I have many favorite itineraries, but a few stand out.

 

1. New Zealand and Australia.

 

2. The Baltic

 

3. Asia

 

Barbara

 

I now have 47 Cruises

Royal Princess 10/17/02

Regal Princess 03/09/03

Regal Princess 03/21/03

Regal Princess 04/08/03

Regal Princess 05/08/03

Regal Princess 05/20/03

Pacific Princess 08/25/03

Royal Princess 03/25/04

Royal Princess 04/06/04

Sapphire Princess 03/26/05

Sapphire Princess 04/11/05

[NitaBcruising]

I voted for southern, but my first two choices would be French Polynesia and the Baltic. But, I haven't done the Med, and would love to!

 

Nita

[srphnx]

Coming from Phoenix, HOT BAD, COOL GOOD, Alaska is an easy pick.

 

Life is at it's best when your address floats

<FONT color=red>Alaska</FONT>

Diamond Princess 05/04 ~~ Mercury 06/02

Rhapsody o.t. Seas 05/98 ~~ Legend o.t. Seas 09/95

<FONT color=red>Mexican Riviera</FONT>

Diamond Princess 12/04

Diamond Princess 11/04 ~~ Diamond Princess 04/04

Sea Princess 01/02 ~~ Vision o.t. Seas 04/02<FONT color=red>

West Coast-Baja Mexico</FONT>

Ecstacy 09/01

<FONT color=red>Eastern Carribean</FONT>

Century 12/97

<FONT color=red>Western Carribean</FONT>

Century 9/96

 

[llandaff]

I have two and neither are on the list.

Panama Canal and Hawaii.

 

Vicki.

[ambergj]

i wish that they gave me more places to put more answers, they only gave me a few to places my options....sorry

 

Sea Princess: 08/2000

RCCL Voyager of the Seas: 12/2002

Golden Princess: 07/2003

 

Can NEVER get ENOUGH cruisin

 

Keep on Cruisin!

 

[Jacqueline]

I'd say FP and the Med....

 

Jacqueline

Constellation 3/20/04

HAL Westerdam 7/30/04

Tahitian Princess August 2003

Grand Princess Western Caribbean 2003

Brilliance of the Seas Baltic 2002

Ocean Princess- Alaska 2001

Celebrity Zenith- Bermuda 2001

Grand Princess Med 2000

 

[Pam in CA]

Any cruise itinerary is my favorite but some have stood out. I don't think I could pick a favorite of these because they were each outstanding: Amazon to San Juan, eastern Med (Italy, Egypt, Turkey and Greece), Panama Canal (full transit) and most recently, Hawaii.

 

Song of Norway & Song of America, 1986-88; Royal Princess 2/99; Sun Princess 1/00; Ocean Princess 12/00; Royal Princess 4/01; Grand Princess 12/23/01; Sea Princess 2/9/02; Explorer of the Seas 12/21/02; Coral Princess 8/9/03; Nordic Empress 12/27/03; Regal Princess (4/20/04)

 

-- Caribbean Princess (12/26/04) -- Roll Call

-- Royal Princess (4/21/05) -- Roll Call

[vacationhappy]

The Med - Venice to Rome with the Greek Isles. We are booked for summer 2005 and we can't wait even though we have a western carib planned in between. Loved Alaska - will definitely to do that again.

[janine543]

The very best for crystal clear water, unique colored fish, overwater bungalows, beautiful people and french bread is the French Polynesian islands (Tahiti, Bora Bora, Tahaa, Raitea, Moorea).

 

We plan on going back in 2 years. I can't wait.

 

Janine

Zenith 1999 (Bermuda)

Dawn Princess 2000

Carnival Triumph 2001

Grand Princess 2002

Star Princess 2002 (Alaska)

Millennium Jan., 2003

Tahitian Princess May 23, 2003 (South Pacific)

Next: Caribbean Princess July 17, 2004

Then: Star Princess Sept. 1, 2004 (Grand Mediterranean)

And Then: Celebrity Summit Dec. 27th, 2004

[lacruisecat]

I have been to Hawaii, Australia, Alaska, Europe and I love them all, but in terms of cruises, I love Caribbean cruises. I can't see myself doing a cruise of the four destinations I listed first, because there is so much to see, you can't do justice to the locations on a day trip from a cruise. I don't think I can ever cruise to Europe - just too much to see. As far as Alaska, I spent several days in Juneau and Anchorage and loved every minute. Again, I could not see just a day in the location and really seeing and experiencing the place.

 

The Caribbean on the other hand is perfect - the islands are small and you can see most of the island in a day. Some islands don't have too many competing things to do and that makes them perfect for relaxing on the beach. I love Caribbean cruises and the southern is my favorite. I am really looking forward to my time on the Golden - although I like sea days as well...

[billben1]

I also have to vote for Tahiti..

Done it 3 times...love it...

 

RCCL Monarch 5/99

R-3 01/2000

R-4 10/2000

NCL Sky 5/2002

Tahitian Princess 10/2003

Caribbean Princess 08/2004

[dmooers]

The Baltic is my favorite. St Petersburg was amazing.