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Princess Cruises announces new dining options on Caribbean Princess
Princess Cruises has revealed that the multi-million pound re-fit of Caribbean Princess will include seven new and redesigned dining venues.
It said this will be the line’s largest food and beverage renovation to take place during a refit.
The 3,200-guest Caribbean Princess is currently in dry dock in the Bahamas until April 6. On completion, the ship will head to the UK to sail the British Isles roundtrip from Southampton from May until September.
The new dining options include two casual evening speciality restaurants serving BBQs and seafood, while existing restaurants have been revamped.
After sailing the British Isles, the ship will travel to the Caribbean.
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