The 290-meter “
Emerald Princess” was built in 2006 by
Fincantieri at the Monfalcone shipyard.
As many ship of her kind, the “Emerald Princess” offers Mediterranean and Greek Isles cruises in spring and summer, and Caribbean cruises in autumn and winter.
(Photos taken last September)
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Fincantieri -
Princess Cruises (Wikipedia)
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A Greek Isle cruise does sound wonderful.
ReplyDeleteIt looks massive, but well appointed.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of the phrase "sailing on a silver sea".
ReplyDeleteLooks like she can fit a lot of people onboard. Sounds like she has some nice itineraries.
ReplyDeleteSo incredibly l o n g .
ReplyDeleteBut I wouldn't mind being on her relocation voyage now when she heads for the Caribbean.
That is a huge ship. I like my Caribbean cruises in a much smaller boat, say a 35-45 foot sailboat. That's perfect for four people.
ReplyDeleteShe's a beauty VP, still wouldn't go on her, deep water and all that :)
ReplyDeleteI'd book a cruise aboard her. Majestic. And fairly new. Elegant, too.
ReplyDeleteI am always amazed at how big these are VP.
ReplyDeleteGreat, a real Princess !
ReplyDeleteYour photos are fabulous VP, but you know how I feel about these floating condos...
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic looking ship!
ReplyDeleteoh i'd love to go on a greek island cruise!
ReplyDeleteToo big for my taste! Not enough grass and trees, and too many people. lol
ReplyDeleteIt has very sleek lines.
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