15-Day Cruise Touring the Mediterranean, Aegean Sea, and Adriatic Sea aboard ENCHANTED PRINCESS
Enjoy 11 hours in Naples, with a day trip to the Pompeii ruins within reach, and depart Santorini at 8:00 p.m. Visit Dubrovnik, Kotor, Amalfi, Kuşadası near the ruins of Ephesus, and Katakolon, the gateway to ancient Olympia. The ship also stays in Corfu for 9 hours, visiting Italy, Greece, Croatia, Montenegro, and Türkiye—5 countries over 14 nights. Midway through the voyage, spend 12 hours in Civitavecchia and return to the same port after 4 days at sea.







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All times are local. Itineraries may change without notice due to sea conditions or at the discretion of the cruise line.
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Specifications
- Maiden Voyage
- 2021
- Maximum Passenger Capacity
- 3,660
- Number of Crew Members
- 1,346
- Overall Length (meters)
- 330m
- Gross Tonnage
- 145,000t
ENCHANTED PRINCESS Reviews
*Reviews are provided by Cruise Critic and reflect ratings of the cruise ship. They are not reviews of this cruise trip, including its itinerary, route, or price.
3.6
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Very underwhelming, won't recommend
travel_exploreDestination: Europe - Western Mediterranean
sailingDeparture Port: Rome (Civitavecchia)
calendar_monthTravel Date: 2026-10
Overall it fell short. I expected more from Princess and sadly it underwhelmed. It seems comparable in quality to a clean but budget Carnival ship, minus the entertainment and upbeat vibe, which is sad.
Pros: The ship was clean, barring some dining areas at times. The soundproofing was excellent, we were just under the Lido deck and heard nothing. There were many food choices on the buffet and most of the food tasted good. The embarkation process was smooth. The fitness center was decent. The ship stayed afloat.
Cons: Nearly everything else. The ship seemed quite understaffed and service was both slow when available and many times just poor. It was difficult to get sodas or ice. The hairdryer and bath products were very low quality. Many things were broken across the ship, dryers, token machines, a couple elevators, a couple toilets, etc. There weren't many quality of life amenities like a notepad and pen, misc toiletries, extra towels, ice bucket, etc. The entertainment was lame and low quality, baring one band. The app is horrible and not easy to navigate. We would have gladly got our own sodas and ice but there were no self-serve areas for them.
not what we were used to.
travel_exploreDestination: Europe - Western Mediterranean
sailingDeparture Port: Rome (Civitavecchia)
calendar_monthTravel Date: 2026-09
We are platinum members so have been on a lot of princess cruises.This was the worst.No library,no games room or games to play and no crows nest where u could read or do a jigsaw.The food in the dining room was terrible. I wondered why it was half empty,most people went up to the buffey,There was no dress code men went into dinner in shorts even on Gala nights.The sheets were not changed in 10days. I have many more complaints but I think the problem is that lots of people do not pay they win there cruise in the casino.Boards around the room tell u how many points u need to get a free cruise and the casino was packed. I think the reason the ship was not as good as before is because the casino is owned by a company that gives away cabins so princess standards have dropped.
Nice ship - poor food - busy Med
travel_exploreDestination: Europe - Eastern Mediterranean
sailingDeparture Port: Rome (Civitavecchia)
calendar_monthTravel Date: 2026-09
Very nice ship - we enjoyed the itinerary, however it is crazy busy at many of the Med ports (Naples, Kotor, Athens, etc). We were told this was there off season and it was shoulder to shoulder.
The good - very nice ship - concierge lounge is great if you have a room that qualifies.
The elevators are way too busy and slow. They don't have enough and if it was less than 5 floors we would walk the stairs. In one instance we waited 5 minutes and then walked.
The entertainment was sub par. Only went to a couple shows and missed the "good one" because the others were not good.
Food - some very good (crown Grill, pizza place), Buffet was excellent. Irish pub only has 10 tables and not worth the wait. The dining room was HORRIBLE! Only went once and that was a two hour meal for cold food and a waiter texting and not paying attention. We left before meal could be finished. Never went back.
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When booking with Princess Plus or Princess Premier, drink charges are included.
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Service charge (onboard gratuities)
A daily service charge will be automatically added to your onboard account at the following rates per person per night: USD 19 for Suite staterooms, USD 18 for Reserve Collection Mini-Suite and Mini-Suite staterooms, and USD 17 for all other staterooms. When booking with Princess Plus or Princess Premier, gratuities are included.
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International Tourist Tax: 3,000 yen per person (exempt for children under 2) ※Applicable only for departures from Japan
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