Five Princess ships to sail from west coast in 2022

By Patti Pietschmann,Travel Diva

Just as things were looking bleak for the cruise-starved,  Princess Cruises is offering  dozens of 2020 itineraries.  It’s been worrisome whether cruising would ever return. But at least Princess is betting on its return.

The company is accepting reservations for 2020 cruises from Los Angeles or San Francisco. And the itineraries are glorious. We’re talking Hawaii, Mexico,  the California coast and Pacific Northwest. And if you’re interested Pavlus Travel can book it at a great fare.

Itineraries

  • Grand Princess will do a 15-day Hawaiian islands from Los Angeles and a 10-day Baja Peninsula and Sea of Cortez run.
  • Ruby Princess will resume Hawaii, Mexico and California Coast itineraries from San Francisco.
  • Majestic Princess and Discovery Princess will do 25 cruises to the Mexican Riviera from Los Angeles. Among the options is seven-day voyages to Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlán and Puerto Vallarta.
  • Ruby Princess returns to San Francisco  that same year offering  three, 10-day cruises to the Mexican Rivier.  Ports include  Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlán, Manzanillo and Puerto Vallarta.
Arriving Los Cabo by ship

Cabo photo by Richard Pietschmann

 More options

In addition, Grand Princess and Sapphire Princess will sail seven, 10-day Baja Peninsula & Sea of Cortez voyages.

Ships stop at Cabo San Lucas (overnight), La Paz, Loreto, and Puerto Vallarta, round trip from Los Angeles.

Princess Cruises opens 2022 bookings

Sailing under Golden Gate bridge photo by Patti Pietschmann

Say Aloha to Hawaiian Islands

Princess opens 2022 bookings

Oahu photo by Richard Pietschmann

Hawaiian islands cruises from Los Angeles and San Francisco are scheduled on Grand Princess and Sapphire Princess. Ruby Princess  will do round trip itineraries from San Francisco.

Visit California and the Pacific Northwest 

Discovery Princess and Majestic Princess will do seven-day departures from Los Angeles. Voyages  focus on close up and personal views of California’s craggy coastline. Ruby Princess will be cruising the  Pacific Northwest.

Ports of call include San Diego, Santa Barbara, and Monterey. There are  also three-to five-day cruises options.

Cuisine-centric shore excursions

Princess  and  Bill Esparza, James Beard award-winning cookbook author and Latin American cuisine expert are arranging culinary tours. These include sampling  local cuisine in Santa Barbara, San Diego, and Ensenada.

 Captain’s Circle Savings

For more details on these and other cruises call Pavlus Travel at 800-528-9300.  Be sure to advise your Pavlus travel agent if you belong to Princess Cruises Captain’s Circle–it entitles you for a discount if you book by November 30, 2020.

Princess pause

Princess is currently on an industry-wide cruise pause.  These remain uncertain times. So be sure to check updates at  current Travel Advisories and Health & Safety protocols.

 

 

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