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Princess Announces New Summer 2023 Departures from Los Angeles

Jul 16, 2022
Caribbean  Cruise  Hawaii  Los Angeles  Mexico  
Princess Announces New Summer 2023 Departures from Los Angeles
Princess will visit Mexico, Hawaii and the California Coast on summer 2023 sailings.
Credit: 2022 Princess Cruises

For the first time, Princess Cruises summer season of 2023. Emerald Princess will embark on five- to 16-day sailings from the months of May to August.

Featured itineraries include “Mexican Riviera with La Paz” for a weeklong trip to Cabo San Lucas, La Paz and Ensenada; as well as a five-day “Cabo San Lucas Getaway” that overnights in the namesake port.

Hawaii options include several 16-day roundtrip voyages that visit  Hilo, Honolulu, Maui (Lahaina) and Kauai (Nawiliwili), as well as  Ensenada, Mexico. 

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And for clients looking to experience the local coastline, seven-day “Classic California Coast” cruises will feature an overnight in San Francisco, Calif., as well as stops in San Diego, Calif., and Ensenada. A shorter five-day “West Coast Getaway with San Francisco” will go only to the titular city and Ensenada. 

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Emerald Princess is one of the line’s MedallionClass vessels, complete with interactive and streamlined boarding, wayfinding, food and drink ordering, retail purchases and more. The ship carries 3,080 total guests and showcases close to 700 balcony staterooms.

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