Tahitian Princess

Originally sailed in Tahiti for Renaissance Cruises as the R-4, the Tahitian Princess joined Princess Cruise's fleet on August 9th, 2002.  After a total refurbishment she began service back in the South Pacific with her inaugural cruise on December 26th, 2002..

Cruise Reviews
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John Gawne, August 22, 2007  Polynesia and Cook Islands  
Chris n' Zoe< March 20th, 2006  
Jennifer, December 1st, 2005; Tahiti 
Connie Harborne, September 11th, 2005; Tahiti
Denise, June 3rd, 2005; Tahiti
Michael Hardwick, December 13th, 2004; Tahiti
Robyne M, October 24th, 2004; Tahiti
Jim & Linda Koski, May 26th, 2004; Tahiti
Jeanne Lowry, May 26th, 2004; Tahiti and South Pacific
Nancy Higgins, May 17th, 2004; Tahiti
PHILLIP STIRTON, November 29th, 2003; Tahiti and South Pacific
Norm Reeder, September 20th, 2003; Tahiti and the South Pacific 
Armandoi Pomerane, September 5th, 2003 
Don Talbot, July 2nd, 2003; Tahiti
James m. O'Brien, March 24th, 2003; Tahiti 
Ed Schlenk, January 23rd, 2003; Tahiti and the South Pacific 
Patrick M. Murray, December 24th, 2002; Tahiti and the South Pacific 

Excerpts from Princess' Website
about the Tahitian Princess

Tahitian Princess, a former Renaissance vessel was introduced to Princess' fleet on August 9, 2002 . Her sleek, modern design provides a 'boutique version' of our Personal Choice Cruising program, with over two thirds of the ship's cabins having balconies and with a variety of dining and entertainment options to deliver on our trademark "big ship choice" in a smaller, more intimate cruise environment.

Beginning with a holiday cruise on December 24, 2002, Tahitian Princess will sail year-round in Tahiti and the South Pacific, debuting the only 10-day sailings in the region. Three unique itineraries, with a total of 50 departures roundtrip from Papeete, Tahiti, each include calls at the tropical paradises of Bora Bora, Moorea and Raiatea. Passengers can choose one of the 34 French Polynesia/Cook Islands sailings that explore ports like mystic Huahine and Raratonga and feature overnight stays in both Papeete and Bora Bora; enjoy one of eight French Polynesia/Samoa cruises to discover the dramatic beauty of Pago Pago and Apia; or travel on one of eight French Polynesia/Marquesas voyages to unwrap the secrets of Nuku Hiva and Hiva.

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