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Crown Princess

Princess Cruises · launched 2006 · 3,080 guests

  • 3,080guests
  • 2006launched, refurbished 2018
  • 114kgross tonnes

Crown Princess at a glance

Crown Princess is a ship from Princess Cruises, launched in 2006, carrying 3,080 guests. It is known for classic Princess cruising on a Grand-class ship, with a few sailings in Australian waters. It has no sailings from Australia on sale right now; ask us for its next season.

Crown Princess is built to the Grand-class design, with the classic Princess layout: a central Piazza with street performers, a choice of dining rooms and the adults-only Sanctuary.

Evenings bring Movies Under the Stars by the pool, the Princess Theater and specialty dinners at Crown Grill and Sabatini's.

Crown Princess visits Australia only occasionally, so its few sailings from here are worth booking early.

Crown Princess is best for

  • Couples and families
  • Classic big-ship cruising
  • Longer voyages
  • First-time cruisers

What stands out on Crown Princess

  • The Piazza
  • Movies Under the Stars
  • The Sanctuary
  • Crown Grill and Sabatini's
  • Lotus Spa
Crown Princess facts
Cruise linePrincess Cruises
Launched2006
Last refurbished2018
Guests3,080 (double occupancy)
Crew1,200
Gross tonnage113,561
Length290 metres
Decks19

Ship facts from Princess Cruises, checked 25 October 2026. Sailings and fares updated 1 November 2026.

Crown Princess sailings

Crown Princess has no sailings from Australia on sale right now. Tell us when you would like to travel and we will quote its next season, or a sister ship.

Dining and things to do with Princess Cruises

Venues found across the Princess Cruises fleet; not every venue is on Crown Princess, so ask us about this ship. Anything marked Included carries no extra cost. Photos are Princess Cruises’ own and may show a sister ship.

Dining & bars

Onboard activities

What’s included in your fare

The essentials come with every cabin: complimentary dining across a range of restaurants, live shows and music, and most things to do on board.

Sailing in a suite? Most lines add extras to their top suites: a drinks package, Wi-Fi, a private restaurant or lounge and priority boarding. Ask us what the suites on your ship include.

  • Standard beverages like water and coffee
  • Complimentary meals and snacks across a variety of restaurants
  • Live shows and entertainment
  • Most onboard activities and games

Available at an additional cost

  • Drink package
  • Wi-Fi package
  • 24 hour room service
  • Laundry service
  • Specialty dining
  • Spa treatments
  • Photo package
  • Shore excursions

Usually included in the top suites; ask us what your ship offers.

Crown Princess, answered

How many passengers does Crown Princess carry?

Crown Princess carries 3,080 guests at double occupancy, looked after by about 1,200 crew. At 113,561 gross tonnes and 290 metres long, it is one of the larger ships sailing from Australia.

How old is Crown Princess?

Crown Princess was launched in 2006 and last refurbished in 2018.

Which cabin should I choose on Crown Princess?

On Crown Princess a Balcony stateroom is the most popular choice. Interior and Oceanview cabins keep the fare down, and Mini-Suites and Suites add space and perks.

How do I book Crown Princess with Luxury Cruises Guide?

Choose a sailing in the table on this page and press Quick Quote, or call 1300 214 840. We are an Australian cruise agency: we confirm the cabin and the total in Australian dollars, and one specialist looks after the booking from quote to homecoming.

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Luxury Cruises Guide is an independent Australian cruise agency operated by Orange Ninja Pty Ltd, ABN 17 682 640 713. It is not owned or operated by Princess Cruises. Crown Princess and Princess Cruises are trademarks of their owner and are used here to identify the ship. Page updated 1 November 2026.