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Balcony Descriptions


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I am starting the process of researching our first Princess cruise and have heard mentioned here that not all balconies are covered.

 

Is there somewhere to go that shows which balconies are covered, half covered or not covered at all?

 

Thanks for your help.

 

Robin

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Caribe is great, the balconies are twice the size of the regular cabin balconies, they provide plenty of shade (of course if your facing the morning sun you are out of luck) and plenty of space to kick back and relax.

 

For some reason I managed not to take any pictures on the balcony, no idea how that happened...but here is one that kind of gives you an idea link

 

You can fit 4 chairs and a table and still have room to spare.

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Do keep in mid that sandytoes' descriptions apply to Grand/modified Grand class, and perhaps Coral class ships.

 

Sun class ships have hull cut balconies, and the three Renaissance class (Royal/Pacific/Island) are much closer to hull cut.

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Another benefit of the larger balconies on the Caribe deck is that those we've had have a dining-height table, instead of a small low one that is big enough to set your drinks on and not much else.

We had the ultimate balcony breakfast served on our balcony, and it was a lovely experience. that cost just $26 or 28 for 2 people.

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To Mjtwin re: lounger on Caribe balcony

 

Do not be upset if your cabin steward denies the request for a lounger on the balcony. Princess has become stricter about flammable items on the balconies and the pool side loungers apparently do not meet flame retardant standards for cabin balcony furniture.

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