
For those who prefer a more laidback cruise, a discovery cruise may be the right cruise. Discover cruises, unlike other mega-ships with a lot to offer, are focused on entertainment, dining and relaxation. There is something for everyone on this cruise ship, no matter if you are on a family vacation and/or a romantic getaway.
DISCOVERIES IN THE WORLD
On a Discovery Princess cruise, guests will be taken to remote destinations such as Antarctic enclaves or Alaskan glaciers. These trips will show you some of nature's most spectacular landscapes.
A range of COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATIONS and SERVICES
The Discovery Princess cabins have all the amenities you'd expect from luxury cruise ships, including 100% cotton linens and high-thread towels, private bathrooms with bathtubs, hairdryers, safes, and a flat-screen TV. There are USB charging ports on the bedside lamps, as well as European and US plugs.

BREAKFAST & LUNCH - DINNER ON BOARD
Every day aboard Discovery Princess is filled of culinary adventures, from the World Fresh Marketplace buffets to Michelin star chef led menus to a specialty Italian eatery, an International Cafe that's open 24/7, and a dedicated pancake shop in the International Cafe. You can also enjoy a wide range of bars and lounges in the evening.
ENTERTAINMENT ONBOARD
Discovery Princess has a total of 10 bars and lounges available onboard. Good Spirits at Sea on Deck 5 is the most original bar. They offer drinks made with a mixture of fresh and traditional ingredients. This bar offers a chance to learn about different cocktails from knowledgeable bartenders. The drinks can even be narrated via TV screens.
OTHER BARS ON THE SHIP
There are 10 bars in the Discovery Princess pool areas. These include the WakeView Bar at the fore, Sea View midship and Retreat Bar near the adults pool. There are also Crooners martini, Crown Grill Bar and Vista Lounge that offer music and DJs.
LOUNGING ON THE SEAWalk
Like the Majestic Princess and most other ships in Princess' Royal Class, Discovery Princess has a SeaWalk that overlooks the side of the ship. This glass walkway is becoming increasingly popular aboard cruise ships. It's a great place to take photos with your family and friends outside while you relax.

KIDS' PLAY SECTION
The kids' center on the Discovery Princess has lots of things for them to do. You can watch movies and play video games. They also have the opportunity to take part in talent shows.
TEENS' ARENA
There are two youth areas: one for ages 3-7 (the "Tree House") and one for ages 8-12 (the "Lodge"). These areas are staffed with counselors and they have a wide range of activities for teens. They can watch movies, dance and play games.
OTHER SOCIAL AREAS ON THE SHIP
The Discovery Princess' social spaces are intended to bring people together and ensure that everyone has a place to relax and connect. The library has a wide range of books, the lounge has a large screen television and there's an activity center with games and movies. You can also use the fitness room to work out in a group setting or by yourself.
FAQ
Why not book my cruise before the last minute?
Sometimes it is not necessary to book a cruise early. If you wait until the last moment, you may save money. You should book in advance if you don't want to wait. This will allow you to benefit from special promotions and deals offered by cruise companies.
What does a cruise vacation look like?
The average cruise vacation cost is $1,000 per person, plus taxes and fees. A family of four will pay $4,200 on average. This includes all meals, drinks and entertainment. It also includes port fees, gratuities, and other shipboard amenities.
Is a cruise ship all-inclusive?
They do not include meals for guests with restricted diets. You will not find room service, laundry, or any other amenities like pools, gyms and spas on a cruise ship.
Certain cruise lines offer "all inclusive" packages, which include all the necessary amenities except alcohol. These packages usually include airfare, hotel accommodations, entertainment, and beverages.
Statistics
- For an example of savings, Royal Caribbean offers up to a 40% discount with a dining package. (travel.usnews.com)
- If you're traveling alone, you may also need to factor in a single supplement, adding up to as much as 100% of the cruise fare. (travel.usnews.com)
- You'll need to budget around $80 per person per day for this option – and an additional 18% gratuity. (travel.usnews.com)
- *20% Gratuities Apply on Free Unlimited Open Bar; Free Specialty Dining. (ncl.com)
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How To
How do you plan your first Cruise?
Planning a cruise can be like planning any trip. There are so many things to consider: where should you go, what activities should you include, how much money to spend, etc. There are some important differences to consider when planning your first cruise if you are new to cruising. You won't want anything to miss because cruises are typically longer than land vacations (upto 3 weeks). Here are some tips to help make this vacation even easier:
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Book at least six months prior to departure. This will allow you to get amazing deals and avoid the crowds. You'll also have ample time to research the ship, its itinerary, ports, and other activities. There might be a great deal on airfare!
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You can choose a destination. There are many reasons that people love to cruising to other destinations. Some love to travel while others prefer to relax and unwind on the boat. Whatever floats your boat, just remember to keep in mind the type of destination you'd like to visit. Popular choices include the Caribbean, Europe, and Alaska.
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Booking a suite is an option. Suites offer more space, a private balcony, and other amenities. These suites can usually be booked for $100-$300 per person, depending on their size and availability during your sailing date.
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The weather forecast is important - Cruising is often associated to warm tropical climates. However, don't forget to check the weather forecasts for the days you'll be visiting the ports. You should be aware of the potential dangers from the ocean, especially in Antarctica and Alaska.
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Take only 10 things on your cruise. That means no suitcases full of clothes or shoes! Pack everything in small bags that you can carry on. Layer clothing, as you won't be able wash it at all on board.
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Do your homework - Before you buy tickets, read reviews online. Make sure you understand the pricing policies, what services they provide, and whether their cancellation policy makes sense for you.
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These must-see places are worth a visit. Every location has its own charm and culture so make sure you visit all of them.