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Princess Cruises launches onboard credit promotion
Princess Cruises has rolled out a new promotion offering up to $400 in onboard spend per couple.
It is valid when booking a Southampton cruise departing or sailing in the Mediterranean in 2025.
The offer runs until 30 April 2024.
The promotion offers guests booking a cruise 20 nights and longer up to $400 onboard spend per couple.
Fares start from £1,699pp for a ‘Best of the Mediterranean’ voyage on Majestic Princess, sailing roundtrip from Civitavecchia on 1 April 2025.
This sailing calls at Corfu, Santorini, Kusadasi, Piraeus, Messina, Naples, Rome (Civitavecchia), Livorno, Genoa, La Seyne, Barcelona, Cartagena, Gibraltar, Palma.
When booking an itinerary between 11 to 19 nights, guests will receive up to $300 onboard spend per couple.
For a five to 10-night voyage they receive up to $200 onboard spend per couple.
This limited time offer includes voyages on Regal Princess exploring the British Isles, as well as journeys on Emerald Princess and Sky Princess to northern Europe, the Canary Islands, and the Mediterranean.
Travellers can take ‘Fly-Med’ cruises aboard Majestic Princess, new ship Sun Princess which made its inaugural sailing in February 2024, and Star Princess, which sails her maiden voyage in August 2025.
The onboard credit can be used on activities including specialty dining, shore excursions, spa treatments, and retail.
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