Retired Ships: Princess Cruises' Princess of the Seas

Sea Princess was once a popular ship in the Princess Cruises fleet, offering classic cruising, warm service, and destination-focused itineraries.

Although the ship is now retired and no longer available for booking, there are plenty of wonderful Princess Cruises options you can choose for your next vacation.

What Happened to Sea Princess? 

Sea Princess was retired from the Princess Cruises fleet and transferred to another cruise line. Because she no longer sails for Princess, guests searching for her original itineraries won’t find them offered today. Still, the ship remains a favorite among travelers who fondly remember her comfortable atmosphere and long-distance voyages.

What Sea Princess Was Known For 

Sea Princess was appreciated for her relaxed style and welcoming onboard environment. Guests enjoyed spacious decks, classic entertainment, and longer voyages such as world cruises and destination-rich itineraries. She appealed to travelers who preferred a traditional cruise experience with friendly service and a focus on the journey.

Cruise Alternatives to Sea Princess 

If you enjoyed the Sea Princess experience, consider Princess Cruises’ Coral Class and Grand Class ships, including the Island Princess and the Ruby Princess, which offer a similar balance of comfort, dining, and traditional cruising charm.

Travelers seeking modern touches might gravitate toward the Royal Class and the Sphere Class ships, including the Discovery Princess and the Star Princess, which provide updated amenities while keeping Princess Cruises’ familiar atmosphere.

Plan Your Next Cruise with The Cruise Web 

Sea Princess may be retired, but Princess Cruises continues to offer incredible options for travelers. Explore the latest itineraries at cruiseweb.com or call 1-800-377-9383 to chat with one of our cruise experts for personalized recommendations. Your next great vacation is just a click away!