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Enchanted Princess - Eastern Mediterranean Gems

4.4(394 reviews)
via U.S. News · Jun 2026
|7 Nights|3 Ports|3 Sea Days

Discover the Eastern Mediterranean's ancient wonders and hidden coastal gems aboard Enchanted Princess, from the Greek Islands to the stunning Adriatic coast of Montenegro.

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Price Range

$$$

Premium

DepartureRome (Civitavecchia)
Dress CodeSmart Casual / Formal Nights
MealsIncluded
WiFiPaid (MedallionNet)

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Ship Details — Enchanted Princess

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Enchanted Princess cruise ship

Year Built

2020

Tonnage

145,000 GT

Passengers

3,660

Crew

1,346

Decks

19

Class

Royal

Itinerary & Route Map

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Where this cruise calls, day by day

5 ports and 3 sea days over 7 Nights.

  1. Day 1

    Rome (Civitavecchia)

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    Rome (Civitavecchia) port guide: where ships dock and what to do ashore
  2. Day 2 · At sea

  3. Day 3

    Kotor

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    The approach is half the day here: ships work 28km up the Bay of Kotor and through the Verige strait, only 340m wide at its tightest, past Perast and near-vertical limestone before tying up. Kotor is a compact Venetian walled town at the head of the bay, and the berth is a hundred metres from the gate - which also means a very small town absorbing everything a large ship unloads.

    • The walls climb to St John's Fortress - 1,350 steps and 365m up, ticketed, with no shade
    • St Tryphon's Cathedral, consecrated in the 11th century, and the Old Town lanes
    • A boat to Our Lady of the Rocks, the man-made islet off Perast
    • The switchback road up to Lovcen and Njegos's mausoleum, or Budva and Sveti Stefan
    Getting ashore
    There is only one usable cruise pier, a two-minute walk from the Sea Gate. The first ship in takes it; everything arriving after that anchors in the bay and tenders.
    Best months
    May-Jun and Sep-Oct (Jul-Aug is hot and the fortress climb is punishing)
  4. Day 4

    Corfu

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    Corfu was Venetian for four centuries and then British for fifty, and the Old Town shows it - tall shuttered Italianate terraces, a cricket ground on the main square, and an arcaded promenade the French put up. The island is green and wooded in a way the Cyclades are not. The cruise terminal is a couple of kilometres from the Old Town, an unremarkable walk or a short shuttle ride.

    • The Old Fortress and the Liston arcade on the Spianada, the largest square in Greece
    • The Achilleion, the palace Empress Elisabeth of Austria built above Gastouri
    • Paleokastritsa - the monastery on the headland and the coves beneath it
    • Kanoni, with the Vlacherna monastery and Mouse Island offshore
    Getting ashore
    Docked at the cruise terminal about 2km from the Old Town; a shuttle runs to the port gate, and it is a 20-25 minute walk from there along the waterfront.
    Best months
    May-Jun and Sep-Oct (Corfu gets far more rain than the Aegean islands, so shoulder season can be wet)
  5. Day 5 · At sea

  6. Day 6

    Naples

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    Naples port guide: where ships dock and what to do ashore
  7. Day 7 · At sea

  8. Day 8

    Rome (Civitavecchia)

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    Rome (Civitavecchia) port guide: where ships dock and what to do ashore

Onboard Amenities

MedallionClass
Sky Suites
Movies Under the Stars
Casino
Lotus Spa
Multiple Pools
Specialty Dining
Fitness Center
Princess Theater
SeaWalk
Piazza
The Enclave
SeaWalk Glass Walkway
Sky Suites (fleet's largest cabins, 270-degree views)
The Sanctuary adults-only retreat with eight private cabanas
OceanMedallion MedallionClass technology
Crown Grill Steakhouse
Sabatini's Italian Trattoria
Four specialty dining venues
Princess Theater production shows
Casino, multiple bars and lounges

Cruise Highlights

Santorini sunset views
Kotor Bay scenic sailing in Montenegro
Mykonos beach day
Corfu Old Town exploration

About the Ship

What Travelers Say About Enchanted Princess

Reviews of the ship itself — the same for every Enchanted Princess sailing. Distilled from 86 traveler threads, passenger reviews and travel blogs.

Enchanted Princess is one of Princess Cruises' newest and most polished ships, a Royal-class vessel that debuted in November 2021 as a sister to Discovery and Sky Princess. It carries roughly 3,660 guests and is built around the line's MedallionClass experience, where every passenger wears an OceanMedallion that unlocks their cabin, speeds up boarding and delivers food and drink anywhere onboard. The vibe is modern, energetic and tech-forward, with the glass SeaWalk cantilevered over the ocean serving as its signature showpiece. Its strong 4.4/5 U.S. News rating places it among the better-regarded ships in the fleet.

What People Love

  • Strong overall guest rating (4.4/5 on U.S. News across 394 reviews), making it one of the higher-ranked ships in the Princess fleet
  • OceanMedallion technology earns consistent praise for keyless cabin entry, contactless boarding and food-and-drink delivery anywhere onboard
  • The signature SeaWalk glass walkway gives a genuinely unique top-deck thrill not found on Princess's older Grand-class ships

Common Complaints

  • At 3,660 guests double-occupancy plus 1,346 crew, the ship can feel crowded at peak times around pools and popular venues
  • Multiple guests report uncomfortable beds and poor sleep quality
  • Some reviewers note inconsistent cleanliness and question the depth of cleaning between sailings
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