Coral Princess launched in 2003 as the lead Coral Class ship, purpose-built with a narrow beam to transit the Panama Canal. She carries around 2,000 passengers at 91,600 gross tons, making her one of the smaller and more intimate ships in the Princess fleet. Coral Princess features a nine-hole putting course, the Sanctuary adults-only deck, and a layout that feels more like a classic ocean liner than a modern mega-ship. She's a regular on Panama Canal, South America, and Australia/New Zealand routes.
