A Trio of Princesses: Ultimate Mediterranean, Norway, Iceland & British Isles Voyage

Your holiday begins as you fly from Australia to your destination.

Touch down in Barcelona and transfer to your hotel for an overnight stay, easing gently into Catalan life.

Step on board Sun Princess®, among the newest and largest ships in the Princess Cruises fleet. From its sunlit atrium and wraparound promenade to its wealth of restaurants and lounges, she sets an elegant tone for the Mediterranean.

France’s oldest city rewards exploration, from the bustling Vieux-Port to the hilltop Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde, its golden statue gazing out to sea. Beyond the centre, the lavender fields and stone villages of Provence stretch invitingly inland.

Genoa unfolds in a maze of medieval lanes, grand palazzi, and a storied harbour once ruled by seafaring merchants. From here, the painted fishing villages of the Cinque Terre cling to their terraced cliffs just along the coast.

The gateway to the Eternal City lies right at your feet today. Ancient wonders await inland, from the mighty Colosseum and Roman Forum to the masterpieces of Vatican City, or linger among Civitavecchia’s own relaxed seafront charm.

Spirited Naples is the springboard to some of Italy’s greatest treasures. Wander the haunting ruins of Pompeii lying in the shadow of Vesuvius, or board a boat to glamorous Capri with its sparkling blue grottoes and cliffs.

Backed by rugged mountains and edged by the glittering Adriatic, Bar blends palm-lined promenades with ancient history. Explore the atmospheric ruins of Stari Bar above the town, or soak up the laid-back rhythm of Montenegro’s coast.

The greenest of the Ionian islands greets you with Venetian fortresses, cypress-clad hills, and a UNESCO-listed old town. Stroll its elegant arcades and shaded squares, or seek out a quiet cove fringed with silvery olive groves.

Crete charms with its Venetian harbour, pastel townhouses, and a slender lighthouse that has guarded the bay for centuries. Markets brim with fragrant Cretan produce, while golden beaches and mountain villages lie within easy reach inland.

Whitewashed houses, blue-domed churches, and the famous hilltop windmills make Mykonos instantly captivating. Lose yourself in the cobbled lanes of Little Venice, then watch the Aegean turn gold as the sun slips below the horizon.

Leave the ship in Athens and transfer to the airport for your flight to London, where a two-night hotel stay awaits. Settle in and enjoy your first evening in the lively British capital at leisure.

Relish a full day to enjoy London at your own pace. Take in the great landmarks lining the Thames, browse a world-class museum or gallery, or simply watch the city go by from a riverside table.

Embark Sky Princess®, a graceful Royal-class ship known for her glittering Sky Suites, sweeping central piazza, and refined dining. With Northern Europe lying ahead, she makes the perfect base for the fjords and Iceland to come.

Set between fjord and open sea, Haugesund is steeped in Viking heritage and proud maritime tradition. Discover the towering monument marking the grave of Norway’s first king, or take in the rugged island scenery framing the town.

Nestled at the head of Nordfjord, Olden is your gateway to glacier country and alpine wonder. Venture towards the Briksdal Glacier through valleys of emerald lakes, or ride the heights for sweeping views across the icy peaks.

Rebuilt in Art Nouveau style after a great fire, Ålesund ranks among Norway’s prettiest coastal towns. Climb the many steps to the Aksla viewpoint for a sweeping panorama of turreted rooftops, scattered islands, and open sea.

At the head of a long, sheltered fjord, Akureyri is the welcoming capital of Iceland’s north. Surrounding it lie thundering waterfalls, soothing geothermal baths, and the strange lunar landscapes of the volcanic Lake Mývatn region nearby.

Tucked into the remote and rugged Westfjords, Ísafjörður is ringed by towering flat-topped mountains. This is Iceland at its most elemental, a place of dramatic sea cliffs, bustling seabird colonies, and a deep, abiding sense of wilderness.

The world’s northernmost capital balances colourful streets and cool design with raw nature right on its doorstep. Soak in a geothermal spa, chase waterfalls along the famed Golden Circle, or admire the soaring Hallgrímskirkja church.

This small fishing village sits beneath the wonderfully photogenic Kirkjufell mountain, one of Iceland’s most photographed peaks. The Snæfellsnes peninsula nearby packs glaciers, lava fields, and black-sand beaches into one strikingly beautiful and compact stretch.

Leave the ship in Southampton and transfer along the coast for a relaxed two-night stay in Bournemouth. Take time to unwind and recharge by the sea before your third and final cruise sets sail.

A relaxed day to enjoy the south coast at leisure. Stroll Bournemouth’s seven miles of golden sand, wander the colourful seafront gardens, or take the short and scenic trip to the historic harbour town of Poole.

Embark Majestic Princess® for the final leg, a sophisticated ship blending elegant European design with the open-air Sky Walk and acclaimed speciality dining. The varied coasts of the British Isles and a corner of France lie ahead.

Cornwall’s spirited maritime town of Falmouth boasts one of the largest natural harbours anywhere in the world. Explore the headland fortress of Pendennis Castle, the National Maritime Museum, or the subtropical gardens that flourish in the mild Cornish air.

Ireland’s spirited capital pairs rich literary heritage with its famous, legendary warmth. Trace the worn cobbles of Trinity College, raise a glass in a cosy snug pub, or follow the story of Guinness right to its source.

Music, maritime history, and proud Merseyside spirit define this UNESCO-listed waterfront city. Wander the handsomely regenerated Albert Dock, follow the famous Beatles trail through the streets, or admire the grand waterfront crowned by the iconic Liver Building.

Northern Ireland’s capital tells its compelling tale through grand Victorian architecture and the gripping Titanic story. Visit the striking Titanic Belfast museum, or venture out to the extraordinary basalt columns of the World Heritage Giant’s Causeway.

From the port of Greenock, the cultural powerhouse of Glasgow lies within easy reach, all Victorian grandeur and buzzing arts. Or strike out instead for the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond and the rugged Highlands beyond.

The gateway to the Highlands, Invergordon opens the way to misty glens and storied clifftop castles. Seek out legendary Loch Ness and its monster, sample a fine single malt at a distillery, or breathe in the wild Cairngorms.

Scotland’s regal capital rises grandly around its brooding clifftop castle and the medieval Royal Mile. Delve into the atmospheric historic Old Town, or admire the engineering marvel of the three Forth bridges from pretty South Queensferry.

Your holiday ends as you disembark and head to the airport to fly home.