2015-16 Princess Cruises Caribbean POC Region 3

DISCOVERY CARIBBEAN

Caribbean — 2015/2016 Cruises

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Let Your Journey Begin

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Delicious Dilemma

At Your Service

The Night Belongs to You Nighttime Activities

When the sun goes down, the curtain rises on a constellation of thrilling nighttime enticements.

Freshly prepared cuisine Dining options to match your tastes and mood — that’s dining on board your Princess ship.

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Shows & Entertainment

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Princess Cruises Captain’s Circle SM

Do It All or Nothing At All Daytime Activities

You’ll discover an incredible variety of activities, enrichment programs and other entertaining options each day on board.

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Lotus Spa ® & The Sanctuary

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Boutiques Onboard

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Princess Photography

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Enrichment Programs

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Fine Art Auctions

photography, artwork or other material. Electronic queries only will be acknowledged. E-mail to:

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Princess Cays

those of the cruise line. Princess Cruises is not responsible for any claims or offers made in

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Movies Under the Stars ®

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Youth & Teen Programs

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Enjoy great benefits like these: • NO annual fee1 • NO foreign transaction fees1 • Earn 5,000 BONUS points after your first Princess Visa purchase2 • Earn DOUBLE points on all Princess purchases – onboard and ashore3 • Redeem points toward Princess cruises with NO blackout dates, cruise discounts, airfare discounts, Lotus Spa® treatments & other onboard amenities4

See your Princess Captain’s Circle Host or Future Cruise Consultant and apply today!

1 Annual Fee: $0.0% introductory APR on balance transfers made within 45 days of account opening is applicable for the first 15 billing cycles that immediately follow each balance transfer made within the first 45 days (the “Introductory Period”). For purchases, and for balance transfers after the Introductory Period, the variable APR is 13.99%, 16.99% or 20.99% depending upon our review of your application and your credit history at account opening. The variable APR for cash advances is 25.24%. The APRs on your account will vary with the market based on the Prime Rate. The minimum monthly interest charge will be $0.50. Balance Transfer Fee: 3% (min. $5). Cash Advance Fee: 5% (min. $10). Foreign Transaction Fee: 0%. The fee for the purchase of cash equivalent transactions (purchase of money orders, traveler’s checks, foreign currency, lottery tickets, gambling chips or wire transfer): 5% (min. $10). This information is accurate as of 07/21/15 and is subject to change after this date. Contact 866-504- 8224 or visit Princessvisa.com for updated information and for more information about the terms of this offer.

Offer subject to credit approval. Not everyone will qualify for the Visa Signature credit card and its benefits. If at the time of your application you do not meet the credit criteria previously established for this offer, or the income you report is insufficient based on your obligations, we may not be able to open an account for you or you may receive a Platinum card. Benefits will vary depending upon the card for which you are approved. Please review the materials provided with the Cardmember Agreement you will receive after account opening for more information about the benefits that will apply. This offer is available to new Cardmembers only. For information about rates, fees, and other costs associated with the use of the credit card program, please see the Terms and Conditions.

2 Bonus Points: Five thousand (5,000) Bonus points will be awarded to your Princess Rewards Visa Account at the close of the first billing statement in which you make your first purchase or balance transfer. Balance Transfer Bonus Points: Earn one point per $1 in balances that post to your Princess Rewards Visa in the first 30 days after your new account is opened, up to a maximum of 5,000 points. There is a fee for Balance Transfers. Balance Transfer Checks and Convenience Checks do not qualify for balance transfer points. See the Terms and Conditions for complete details about this offer.

3 Earning Points: The Primary Cardmember will earn one (1) Princess Point for every one U.S. dollar ($1.00) of Net purchases made on the Account rounded to the nearest dollar and two (2) Princess Points for every one U.S. dollar ($1.00) of Net Purchases from Princess Cruise Lines including online and onboard purchases. Balance Transfers (after the first 30 days of account opening), Convenience Checks, and Cash Advances are not eligible to earn Points.

4 The Princess Rewards Program offers cardmembers the opportunity to earn rewards towards discounted, reduced, and even free cruise redemptions. Taxes and fees may apply. Cardmembers will be responsible for all charges incurred in connection with their cruise (including travel to port of departure). Additional charges may include, but are not limited to, gratuities, onboard purchases, and other charges. Other cruise related redemption options are available such as onboard spa experience and merchandise offers.

See the Terms and Conditions for complete details about this offer.

The Princess Cruises Rewards Visa Card is issued by Barclaycard pursuant to a license by Visa USA Incorporated. Visa is a registered trademark of Visa USA Incorporated.

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Turquoise waters caressing soft, sandy beaches; verdant mountains rising from lush forests; delightful shopping choices from merchants who stock wares to fulfill your heart’s desire. These are just some of the pleasures that await you on your cruise.

We are happy to act as your guide with Discovery, which is both a directory of Princess® services and activities and an introduction to the ports of call you’ll be visiting.

Whether you prefer to stay busy with sports and other active pursuits, or your idea of keeping a hectic schedule is squeezing in an extra massage at the Lotus Spa®, you’ll find this journey to be a perfect fit. Read on for helpful listings and other information on the onboard experiences you’ll enjoy as a passenger with Princess, from delicious dining to exclusive shopping.

You’ll also find a calendar of the year’s cruises.

Finally, our Ports of Call guide offers a wealth of helpful and intriguing information on Princess destinations. You’ll find fascinating insights into the culture and traditions of ports you will visit, while also learning where to find the best deals when shopping.

You’ve begun a journey that we know you’ll never forget. Here’s to smooth seas, a fair wind and your most rewarding journey ever. Bon voyage!

The staff of Discovery

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A few of the resources available for your days on board and ashore.

Welcome aboard! I’m your Princess Shopping Host — your personal shopping consultant. I’m here to save you time and money both in the boutiques onboard and in our fabulous ports of call.

During this voyage, I’ll provide you with everything you’ll need to know about shopping. I’ll be hosting the live Shopping Spotlight Show and special events on watches and jewelry, and I’ll be available each evening at the Princess Shopping Desk. I’ll also provide you with maps, brochures, Passport to Value booklets and VIP cards upon request.

Few things are more thrilling on a cruise vacation than shopping for dazzling treasures such as watches, diamonds and jewelry — all at amazing duty-free prices. For inside information on how you can indulge your taste for the best, be sure to read Discover Style, our celebrity-packed magazine in your stateroom — and watch the Discover Style show on your stateroom television. You’ll find even more expert guidance on your television, with video replays of the Shopping Spotlight Show and special features about our boutiques on board.

With so much knowledge at your fingertips, you can truly enjoy the unsurpassed savings and selection of shopping on vacation!

At your service, Your Princess Shopping Host

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FINALLY, YOU’RE HERE. Now is the time to do as much or as little as you like. Get out on deck and experience the fresh air, explore your ship and all its amenities. Every aspect of this vacation was designed for you because we provide you with a variety of enriching ways to discover more about yourself and the world around you.

this book of discovery. We call it that for a reason — not only because of the wonderful ports you’ll be visiting, but also because of all the distinct pleasures you will find, one by one, on your Princess ® ship. What will be your favorite venue, activity, restaurant? Enjoy the freedom to spend your days your way.

On the following pages, you can learn a bit more about what you can expect in the coming days in

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WELCOME

ABOARD

L E T YO U R JOURNEY BEGIN

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AT YO U R SERVICE Princess Cruises — The Consummate Host

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THE CONSUMMATE HOST

SERVICE

On your Princess® ship, gracious and attentive crew members are there to serve you and make your entire vacation memorable.

YOU FIRST NOTICED IT on the lapel of the officer who welcomed you aboard as you crossed the gangway: a blue-and-gold pin that read “Cruise.” Then you saw it again worn by the concierge, and your stateroom steward, and ... What are these pins, and what does CRUISE stand for?

CRUISE began as a program to help keep the guest experience top-of-mind for all Princess staff and crew, and that is still one of its important goals. But CRUISE is also how we recognize and reward employees for great performance. CRUISE is how we educate our employees for career and personal growth. CRUISE is how we support our employees’ health and welfare so they can perform their jobs with excellence every day. CRUISE is the vehicle through which Princess delivers our core values — we serve, we respect our team, we innovate,

we are consistent, we are accountable and we do it right — to our staff, and motivates them to live out those values and be The Consummate Host.

What does CRUISE mean to you? It means you can expect consistently warm, welcoming service — from courteous greetings in the dining room at dinner to friendly smiles by the stewards — on every ship in our fleet. It means everyone on board is working together to make your vacation a relaxed, rejuvenating retreat at sea. It means all of us know your vacation memories are infinitely precious — and we want you to remember not only our spectacular ships sailing to fantastic destinations, but also how valued you felt while you were on board.

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DINING

FRESHLY PREPARED

DELICIOUS DILEMMA Your ship is a floating destination of culinary delights, with options to match every taste and mood.

ONE OF THE MOST ENTICING THINGS about your spectacular Princess® ship is the wide variety of tempting onboard options to delight your palate. From specialty restaurants and gracious dining rooms, a warm, freshly cooked meal is never far away. You can have a burger grilled to order out on deck, or grab a slice of handmade pizza to eat by the pool. Maybe all you need is some soft-serve ice cream to fend off the heat. Or keep your eyes open for cookies & milk on deck in the afternoon on sea days. From breakfast to dinner to late-night snacks, Princess raises the bar on dining at sea.

WE UNDERSTAND

how important dining is to the vacation experience, which is why we put such an emphasis on the quality and range of our dining options. Our own Master Chef, Alfredo Marzi, designed the menus for our Traditional and Anytime Dining SM rooms to truly make sure the food

is the star. From our signature pastas to our lighter selections, you’ll savor freshly prepared cuisine, utilizing ingredients with regional influences.

FOR VARIETY, you can choose a specialty restaurant like Sabatini’s, SM with traditional Italian fare; the elegant Crown Grill SM or Sterling Steakhouse SM for an aged prime steak; or the Bayou Café & Steakhouse for a more Southern ambience.

Ask about the Chef’s Table, yet another unique offering — you’ll be invited into the galley for champagne and hors d’oeuvres, and you'll later dine on a special menu conceived by the Executive Chef himself. Or if you happen to have a balcony stateroom, you can stay in one evening and we’ll bring the experience to you — with Ultimate Balcony Dining.

WE INVITE YOU to indulge in all this and more during your cruise.

Note: Please reference your Princess Patter or log on to Princess@Sea for information about the restaurants and dining venues onboard.

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ACTIVITIES

DAYTIME

DO IT ALL OR NOTHING AT ALL FREE TIME — something each of us has precious little of these days. Of course, that’s why you take a vacation. And on your Princess ship, you’ll find you have plenty of time to enjoy the fabulous options your ship offers.

WHAT’S YOUR TYPE? Are you a fitness fanatic? Do you like arts & crafts? Do you wish you simply had more hours in the day after work and family commitments to just sit down and read a book?

On a Princess voyage, we offer opportunities for every interest to be engaged, which is one of the reasons people often unexpectedly find that it is their time on the ship they remember most fondly.

So now that you’re here, we encourage you to follow your mood to whatever activities and entertainment most interest you. You’ll find a full schedule of what’s offered each day in your Princess Patter or Princess@Sea.* This is your time to do as much as or as little as you like. *Princess@Sea available on select ships.

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RENEW YO U R S E L F BODY & SOUL

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HEALTH & WELLNESS

REJUVENATE

Rejuvenate with luxurious treatments in the Lotus Spa® or on deck in The Sanctuary.

SITTING OUT ON DECK, you’ll be lulled into a

THE SANCTUARY – TRULY SPECIAL.

blissful state by the sound of waves, the fresh sea air and the knowledge that while you are out here with Princess, you don’t have a single care in the world. And if you think that’s a good feeling, just imagine how you’ll feel after a massage or spa treatment!

Rejuvenate in the open air at the outdoor oasis reserved exclusively for adults, The Sanctuary, available on select ships.*

PAMPERING never felt as good as it does on a Princess ship. The onboard Lotus Spa® rivals most you’ll find on land — offering a sensational selection of services and treatments from facials, scrubs and massages to hot stone therapy, body therapy and body wraps, as well as a full-service salon should you choose to beautify after you unwind.

In this popular haven you can get a massage under a cabana to the sound of the sea lapping far beneath you.

Or you can find yourself an empty chaise lounge in which to enjoy healthy smoothies, energy drinks and flavored waters. A menu exclusive to The Sanctuary highlights a variety of light snacks served by special Serenity Stewards. MP3 players are also available with themed playlists, so you can enjoy the soothing sounds of music.

The Lotus Spa Fitness Center offers fitness programs designed to help you maximize your wellness with Tour de Cycle, personal training and classes such as Pilates, yoga, Body Sculpt Boot Camp and TRX suspension training. The Lotus Spa Fitness Center also features world-class exercise equipment so you can tone on your own. * The Sanctuary is available on most ships. Covered cabanas and massages not available in The Sanctuary on all ships.

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DISCOVER THE FINER THINGS AND COME BACK NEW Visit the Boutiques onboard and discover tax and duty free shopping. Enhance your shopping experience with exciting events like our Runway at Sea, trunk shows and our exclusive onboard outlet.

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ENRICHMENT

EXPERIENCES

THE PRINCESS PHOTO & VIDEO TEAM CAPTURES

YOUR MEMORIES AT SEA A PICTURE IS WORTH

a thousand words —

especially of your cruise with Princess. And we offer many ways for you to relive your vacation with both photos and video including:

• Formal & casual portraits with multiple backgrounds • Candid photos from gangways and ports to onboard events • Wall portraits, turning your memories into works of art

• Reflections DVD, featuring video highlights from your cruise • Digital cameras, binoculars & accessories

• Souvenir and decorative frames, albums & scrapbooks

Best Onboard Photography - Portholes Magazine 2014 Readers Choice Award

PLATINUM STUDIO

by Joe Craig

YOUR LIFE. OUR ART. YOUR LEGACY. Created by internationally recognized photographer Joe Craig, the Platinum Studio experience puts the focus on your inner spirit. Using creative lighting techniques, our specially trained Platinum Artist creates a unique style of art with sessions taking place in a private studio, with no session fee and no obligation to purchase.

CALL OR VISIT THE PHOTO & VIDEO GALLERY TO BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY!

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ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS SET SAIL WITH PRINCESS, and you’re in for an adventure that’s more than just sightseeing. You will discover an array of engaging onboard offerings to expand your cultural horizons.

An adventure in the

CULTURAL Engaging enrichment opportunities and exciting art auctions bring refinement to your cruise.

Among the wonderful offerings of our enrichment programs is an array of classes, from singing to culinary skills and art history. You can brush up on your cooking knowledge, expand your navigational awareness, or join the Zumba® Fitness dance party.* Get creative and have fun learning new craft activities and much more. Enrichment programs also present intriguing lectures on select cruises, including those focusing on the history, culture and geography of the region you are visiting.

GET INTO THE AUCTION** Our live art auctions are fun, fast-paced and offer an exciting opportunity to collect exceptional works of art. You’ll find some of the art world’s biggest stars — from Picasso to Chagall to Rockwell to Max — all represented, with hundreds of works available from contemporary art’s most popular figures.

So immerse yourself, and experience our auctions, gallery events and enrichment lectures this voyage. And don’t worry about carrying your new collection off the ship, because most works are shipped to your door. * Zumba available on select voyages. ** N ot available on Ocean Princess and Pacific Princess.

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PRINCESS C AY S ®

There is a cabana with your name on it — that is, should you choose to stay on shore versus plunging into the cool blue.

Of course, on your own Bahaman island, you can do it all.

THE INFINITE BLUES

of Caribbean sea and sky just seem all that much more inviting when you’re enjoying them from a secluded beach in the Bahamas. So Princess® has reserved just such a sparkling seaside retreat for our passengers. Welcome to Princess Cays.®

waves, or join a pick-up game of beach volleyball or basketball.

You can paddle about the surf on an aqua bike, or relax on a towel to soak up the sun with your toes in the breakers. Local vendors offer handmade souvenirs at a straw market, while bartenders mix rum drinks at the Banana Beach Bar. And pastel bungalows may be reserved in which to relax and watch the hours go by.*

AHOY KIDS!

Pelicans' Perch offers a fantastic play area where children can build sandcastles or swashbuckle on a replica pirate galleon. It’s all you could imagine of your own Bahamian playground!

What will a day at this private paradise look like? That all depends on your mood. The dress code is extremely casual — so put on your bathing suit, grab your flip flops and come ashore. Once here, you’ll be able to select from an inviting menu of activities. You can look for fish as you snorkel in the gentle 30

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PRINCESS

CAYS®

There’s always plenty for families to enjoy together on Princess Cays® — including fabulous snorkeling.

You can reserve one of our pastel-colored bungalows to enjoy food and drinks with your own private perspective of the island.*

*Charges apply

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MOVIES

UNDER THE STARS®

THE SKY’S THE LIMIT Princess pioneered the concept — guests enjoying a ®

feature film poolside on a giant screen — Movies Under the Stars . ®

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ORDER A DRINK,

grab a bag of complimentary popcorn, get yourself a lounge chair by the pool — or even better, a coveted spot in the hot tub for the greatest show on the sea. Movies Under the Stars® is a real crowd-pleaser, with up to five movies shown poolside during the day, and two feature films at night. What a great way to take advantage of warm nights in the region. A high-tech 300-square-foot LED screen and 69,000watt stereo system assure clarity and quality of sound from wherever on the deck you might be sitting.

EVEN KIDS GET IN

on the fun. Some of the most popular offerings on the Movies Under the Stars big screen are our special Playstation® or Nintendo® Wii TM tournaments. And teens will enjoy latenight screenings just for them, while younger cruisers can take in a colorful matinee with newfound friends!

TO KEEP THE ENTERTAINMENT FRESH, there are other showings besides movies. Major sporting events such as the Super Bowl,® NBA Finals, World Series, NCAA Basketball® tournament and NCAA Bowl Championship Series™ are shown on the big screen, weather permitting.* And you’ll often find yourself grooving to a concert video of one of the world’s most popular performers.

*Satellite coverage permitting.

Note: Movies Under the Stars is featured on most Princess ships.

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YOUTH

AND TEEN

Kid-sized fun that’s simply

“ S E A S AT I O N A L ”

MOMS AND DADS,

OUR YOUNGEST GUESTS

be forewarned — aside from mealtimes, you may not see your kids much on this cruise. That’s because Princess® has one of the best programs for children and teens from 3–17 of any cruise line.

On days at sea and in port, the fun begins in the morning and continues throughout the day and into the evening in our supervised Youth Centers & Teen Lounges.

ages 3–7 will love our Princess Pelicans program. They can participate in a variety of programs including art projects, sports and games, educational activities, and even pizza and ice cream parties.

Plus, kids can take part in fun events such as talent shows, dance parties, pajama parties and special gettogether dinners. They’ll even paint their own T-shirts and create

other custom souvenirs of their cruise.

’TWEENS WILL REVEL in Shockwaves — a special venue with activities just for them. They can enjoy parties, join sports tournaments

and scavenger hunts, watch movies, learn to cook with our Jr.CHEF@Sea program, participate in talent shows, or enjoy educational programs.

Whatever their age, kids on a cruise with Princess will find fun-filled activities suited just for them. *Ocean and Pacific Princess offer youth/teen programs only when 20 or more children, ages 3-17, are traveling on a given voyage.

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PARTIES • GAMES • DANCE PARTIES PLAYSTATION ® • NINTENDO ® WII TM SPORTS COMPETITIONS • AND MORE

REMIX What’s a teen to do

on a Princess ship? Plenty — because our

Remix teen program is the hottest thing on the ocean. Come make new friends and hang in your own dedicated Teen Lounge with music, games, dance parties, yoga and Playstation.® There are hip hop classes, karaoke, mocktail parties, late-night poolside movies, talent shows, and sports competitions.

If you haven’t checked it out,

come to Remix.

It’s the place to be at sea!

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THE NIGHT BELONGS T O YO U Step out for an evening of adventure and excitement on a ship of dreams.

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ACTIVITIES

NIGHTTIME

WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME you could go out without a single worry — and have so much to choose from? It’s a rare luxury to be able to walk out of your stateroom any evening, and within a short stroll be able to take in a musical, roll the dice in a lively casino, settle into a piano bar for some cocktails and live music or dance the night away in a state-of-the-art nightclub.

From comedy and magic acts to movies by the pool to champagne in an intimate lounge, there’s always more to do than you could fit in an evening.

Fortunately, you’ve got many nights ahead to enjoy all the evenings Princess® holds in store for you.

Whether for a few hours in the lounge or an evening of dancing, don’t miss this chance to cut loose and be enchanted by the night.

Be sure to drop by the Atrium for the fabulous champagne waterfall, or get out on deck for a stroll beneath the stars in the balmy tropical air.

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CASINO

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Princess is your

LADY LUCK The onboard casinos offer a chance to play, watch the wheel spin, press the slot buttons and bring home the winnings.

ARE YOU FEELING LUCKY? An evening of gaming and good fortune is beckoning you to the casino, where you can try your luck at any of your favorite games of chance.

Our fabulous, contemporary casinos blend a bit of the excitement of Vegas with an elegant ambience to create a gaming experience unique to Princess. In these lively rooms, you can join other guests for blackjack, roulette and, of course, an array of slot machines. There may even be a poker tournament getting under way with a seat just for you.

Whether you’re an avid gamer or just an occasional enthusiast, you’ll love the Princess casinos. Those on our grand ships are some of the largest at sea!

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SHOWS

ENTERTAINMENT

Music, dance & all that

JAZZ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, please take your seats. The lights are dimming, the curtain’s opening, and the show is about to begin.

OUR ORIGINAL MUSICALS

are unforgettable — combining lavish stage sets and compelling scores with the song and dance of a troupe of professional singers and dancers. On every voyage with Princess,® you’ll have the opportunity to attend several different musical productions, each custom created just for our guests. Check your Princess Patter or Princess@Sea* each day to find out about that evening’s offering. And we’ll see you at the show! *Princess@Sea available on select ships.

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CAPTAIN’S CIRCLE

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WELCOME TO

THE CIRCLE

Whether it’s your first cruise with Princess,® or you’ve sailed with us many times before, you’re sure to enjoy the benefits and rewards of the best loyalty program at sea.

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GOLD MEMBERS After your 1st completed cruise • Special Launch Savings • Reduced Deposit • Preferential pricing offers • Circle CenterSM Online - StandBy Program - Referral Rewards - Circle Savings AccountSM • Princess Cruises Captain’s Circle Magazine • Princess Cruises Captain’s Circle eNewsletter • Free Cruise Photo Contest • Access to a Circle Host on board • Members-only onboard events • Princess Passport • Gold Member Pin

BY VOYAGE’S END, it’s likely

TO THE RIGHT YOU’LL FIND

you will have made a new circle of friends at dinner or perhaps in the fitness center, boutiques, bars and lounges of your Princess® ship. Like you, they’re all members of a very special group — those who’ve sailed with Princess, and those we hope will sail again.

a chart listing the benefits of the various levels of membership. To learn more about the program, we encourage you to visit with the Circle Host on board, who can answer any questions you may have.

WELCOME to the best loyalty program at sea. The Princess Cruises Captain’s Circle® was created to thank those guests who cruise with us frequently — and to offer an incentive to our new guests joining us for the very first time. A range of rewards awaits you, from exclusive onboard events to access to a Circle Host on board every cruise who can answer any questions you might have about benefits. At higher levels, you’ll receive other perks like Preferred Check-In, complimentary wine tasting, complimentary Internet credit, priority disembarkation and more!

You’ll receive a special Member Number as a Circle Member. Be sure to provide this number each time you make a booking so you can be certain to take advantage of all your benefits.

BUT WAIT, THERE’S MORE...

Complete 20 cruises and you’ll earn Loyalty Commends onboard credits from $25 to $100. Other benefits include a private event for the top 20 Most Traveled Guests or a commemorative gift and bottle of champagne for the top 3 Most Traveled Guests on each voyage.

NOTE: Captain’s Circle Benefits are subject to the terms and conditions of the Captain’s Circle Program. Please visit princess.com or your Captain’s Circle Host on board to review the full terms of the program and to obtain further details on Member benefits.

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RUBY MEMBERS From your 4th–5th cruise, or 31­–50 cruise days • Exclusive shoreside access to the Captain’s Circle Help Desk phone line • Upgrade to Princess Platinum Vacation Protection - Double benefits for Accident & Sickness Medical Expense and Baggage/Personal Effects coverage - Increases Special Cancellation Credit Feature to 100% • 10% discount off the purchase of our Reflections DVD on board • Ruby Member Pin

PLATINUM MEMBERS From your 6th-15th cruise, or 51-150 cruise days • Credit toward Internet Café packages Booking Duration

Minutes

7 days or less

150

8 - 20 days

250

21+ days

500

• Preferred check-in at Embarkation • Platinum Disembarkation Lounge • Complimentary Cruise Atlas • Platinum Member Pin

ELITE MEMBERS From your 16th cruise on, or 151+ cruise days • Complimentary shoe polishing, laundry and professional cleaning services • Priority ship-to-shore tender embarkation • Priority disembarkation • 10% boutique discount • Complimentary Grapevine Wine Tasting • Complimentary mini-bar setup • Deluxe canapés on formal nights (upon request) • Upgraded stateroom amenities • Traditional afternoon tea in stateroom (upon request) • Elite Member Pin PRINCESS CRUISES DISCOVERY

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PLAN

A FUTURE JOURNEY

BOOK YOUR NEXT CRUISE

ON BOARD

Let a Future Cruise Sales Consultant help you plan a future getaway, and you’ll get a reduced deposit and up to $300 in shipboard credits, even if you don’t yet know where you want to sail.

Book a cruise or place a deposit while you’re on board and receive a special offer — up to $300 shipboard credit per stateroom. With a reduced refundable deposit of just $100 per person, you’ll get a shipboard credit good on your next cruise with Princess.

If you’re unsure of your future travel plans, simply make a deposit and take up to two years to decide. This exclusive offer is available only to our onboard guests. See your Future Cruise Consultant for details.

Shipboard Credit*

Cruise Length

Stateroom Type

3-6 days

Interior/Oceanview Balcony/Mini/Suites

$15 $25

7-10 days

Interior/Oceanview Balcony/Mini/Suites

$25 $50

11-16 days

Interior/Oceanview Balcony/Mini/Suites

$75 $100

17+ days

Interior/Oceanview Balcony/Mini/Suites

$125 $150

(U.S./CAN)

C heck the Princess Patter and Princess@Sea* daily for office hours and location.

Shipboard credit is per person, for 1st and 2nd guest only.

On Sun, Dawn & Sea Princess shipboard credit converts to AUD while in Australia.

Note: Future Cruise deposits are available to international guests. See Future Cruise Sales Consultant for details.

*Princess@Sea available on select ships.

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THANK YOU FOR CELEBRATING OUR GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Discover a 50th Anniversary celebration unlike any other!

From a “Love Boat� disco deck party to a Golden Anniversary balloon drop, every sailing in 2015 offers exciting ways to celebrate onboard. Taste some of the best cuisine from the past five decades with our special 50th Anniversary Dinner. Try one of our unique 50th Anniversary pizzas reflecting some of the many regions we sail around the world. Enjoy special festive anniversary cocktails designed by expert mixologist, Spike Marchant. Plus, indulge in our new Chocolate JourneysSM program, featuring decadent chocolate desserts crafted

by Master Chocolatier Norman Love.

Welcome aboard Princess Cruises - Your home at sea since 1965!

Best Cruise Line - Cruise International

Golden Balloon Drop

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For a historic experience, Liz Wadden you can take in the sites at San Gervasio, which was home to Mayan altars and shrines dating back to A.D. 300, or travel south to explore the Celarain lighthouse Punta Sur. Just as Jacque at Cousteau showed the world the Palancar Reef, you too can discover one of the 100+ world class dive sites along the coast or head to Chankanaab Park to swim with dolphins.

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must be based on retail prices offered by authorized brand retailers, and the appraisal. Internet pricing brand names must be offers and special clearance mentioned in the sales by authorized brand valuation claims. Claims retailers cannot be accepted are based on documentatio for n received at the time of receipts, appraisals, and/or the sales transaction, i.e. certificates. written or imprinted To initiate a claim: If a problem arises during this cruise regarding a please contact your Princess purchase from a store Shopping Host onboard listed on this map, for immediate assistance. the purchase date, file If a problem arises within a claim online at our 60 days of website: customerservice.onboardme Relations Department dia.com or contact the at Onboard Media: 1691 Customer Michigan Avenue, Suite 800-396-2999 Phone: 600, Miami Beach, FL 305-673-0400 Fax: 786.276.0434 33139. Toll Free: E-mail: shopping.issue Monday – Thursday, 9:00 s@onboardmedia.com a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Friday Hours (EST): 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

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Your Shopping Spotlight newsletter will be delivered to your stateroom each night.

Make sure to take it with you into port. You can also see your Princess Shopping Host for more specific information. The host’s desk hours are listed in your Princess Patter.

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Shopping Made Easy

Become a Savvy Traveler.

For only $25, this value package includes over $2,000 in deals from our guaranteed shops ashore.

You’ll also find hundreds of dollars in free gifts — even diamond jewelry!

Whether you’re looking for luxury items or souvenirs for family and friends, the Savvy Traveler is your must-have for shopping in our ports of call.

See your Princess Shopping Host to purchase your very own Savvy Traveler.

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OBJECTS

DESIRE

Perfect your look with one of these little luxuries: a dramatic pendant, a sparkling ring, a shimmering bracelet or timepiece. It’s a vacation memory of the best kind.

Le Vian Ocean Wave Gladiator Ring

Crown of Light Orchid Ring Gucci G-Timeless Collection

Kabana Alhambra Collection Earrings

Zenith El Primero Chronomaster Grande

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OBJECTS

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Jewelry to rock your world: diamonds top the must-have list, but they’re not the only way to attract a crowd. The looks that matter?

Whatever matters to you.

Marahlago Surf Necklace

Mark Henry Royale Collection Ring

Safi Kilima Kilehe Trillion Tanzanite Bangle

TrueLove Diamonds Infinity Bracelet

Forevermark Halo Ring

Fendi Selleria

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Ports of call | Cabo San Lucas

Land's End glows under the setting sun at Cabo San Lucas.

CABO SAN LUCAS Sunsets glow for hours over the vast terrain of Los Cabos, as this gem of a port is known. Its lovely beaches rival those in Brazil, and the waters offshore are home to playful seals, gray whales and a medley of other marine life.

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Rocks on Lover’s Beach.

Quick Guide Famed for: The rock formation El Arco, whale watching and sport fishing.

It’s a Fact: Cabo claims to be the striped-marlin capital of the world.

Signature Souvenirs: Tequila, pottery and dolphin-swim photos.

How to Get to Town: A tender brings visitors from the ship to the pier. After disembarking, it’s about a 15-minute walk to town.

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Ports of call | Cabo San Lucas

Many visit Cabo for its boating or other water sports.

T HINGS WE L OVE ABOU T

CABO SAN LUCAS Cabo San Lucas is a vacationer’s paradise — done in style.

This once-sleepy fishing village at the southernmost tip of the Baja Peninsula now ranks as Mexico’s golfing capital and a high-end resort destination. Here, visitors indulge and relax in abounding sunshine upon beaches where a day of fun could include sport fishing and kayaking excursions, whale watching and, for the boldest adventurers, parasailing and ATV treks.

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Shoppers find plenty to enjoy at the Puerto Paraíso Entertainment Plaza, or within the many other shops and boutiques along nearby Marina Boulevard.

Still other adventures may include an expedition to the Amerindian pueblo of La Candelaria in the nearby mountains. The many tours along the scenic 20-mile corridor connecting Cabo San Lucas with San José del Cabo pass a string of remote beaches and grassy golf courses that shout “world-class” on this strip of the Pacific coastline.

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Ports of call | Cabo San Lucas

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ME XIC AN PAR ADISE

By Richard Varr

Cabo San Lucas’ emergence as a favorite go-to place has been relatively recent. The once-unknown port on the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula has more than made up for lost time, but never in a way that mars its unique charm. Upscale restaurants and hotel resorts line the streets and beaches, and delightful small shops add a European flavor to the downtown area.

When seen today, it’s indeed hard to believe that less than a century ago Cabo San Lucas was a sleepy fishing village — with just a few hundred residents. It was only in the last three decades that development boomed in the Los Cabos area. The population tripled during the 1990s, when tourists discovered this Mexican paradise and came to bask on sun-drenched beaches, putt on championship golf courses and relax in high-end resorts.

Beginnings Long before Spanish explorers ever set eyes upon the more than 1,000-mile-long Baja Peninsula, nearly 50,000 native Indians had made this remote part of the peninsula home. One of these primitive tribes of hunter-gatherers, the Pericú Indians, settled along the narrow southern tip.

The initial voyages by Spanish explorers Hernán Cortés in 1535 and Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo in 1642 provided the gateway to European colonization, though it was Cortés’ navigator, Francisco de Ulloa, who is credited with first sighting Cabo San Lucas in 1537.

Colonization and the Age of Pirates The desert terrain and the lack of water initially thwarted Spanish settlements. But British and Dutch buccaneers found the coastline’s secluded inlets to be ideal hiding places from which they could emerge and prey on passing Spanish galleons sailing between Manila and Spain.

A momentous raid ensued in 1587: The pirate vessel commanded by the Englishman Thomas Cavendish emerged from its hidden berth along the Cabo San Lucas shoreline and plundered the Spanish galleon Santa Ana. In an attempt to end the terror, in 1602 Spain dispatched General Sebastián Vizcaíno to find safe ports for the

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galleons. During Vizcaíno’s journeys, Cabo San Lucas was given its name and placed under the patronage of St. Luke.

Soon afterward, the Spanish built a fort at Cabo San Lucas in an attempt to deter lingering pirate activity. The fort did just that and settlers began to trickle into the area. In 1730, the Jesuits established the San José del Cabo mission 20 miles east of Cabo San Lucas, in what is now the town of the same name. Both settlements became fishing villages whose economies eventually became dependent on fishing and fish canning. Significant growth, however, was never realized in Cabo San Lucas because its parched land lacked a viable water supply.

Modern-day Cabo San Lucas In the early-20th century, Cabo San Lucas remained low-key, with a population of only around 400. By the 1930s, however, word had gotten out that if one was a fan of fishing and pristine beaches, Los Cabos was the place to go. Interest grew even more after World War II, attracting Hollywood movie stars such as Bing Crosby and Desi Arnaz. Development continued with exclusive hotels and first-rate restaurants.

The tourism floodgates opened wide with the completion of the peninsular highway in the mid-1970s. Before then, 1,000 miles of rugged dirt roads had hampered travel to this corner of paradise. Next came an international airport, a modern marina and, perhaps most important, a freshwater pipeline. Cabo San Lucas was on its way to becoming a grand resort town.

Today, cruise ships call regularly at this lively port. Visitors can take part in everything from water sports and golf to fascinating day-trip excursions. Cabo San Lucas has morphed from a sleepyvillage past to become one of Mexico’s most-traveled destinations in the 21st century.

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One classic cocktail is made of red sangrita (a mix of lime, orange juice and grenadine spiced with chilies), tequila (white or light golden) and lime juice, each served in a separate glass and lined up side-by-side.

Yes, tequila comes in several shades. White tequila, or blanco, is colorless like water and is generally used to mix the classic margarita. The next step up in color, quality and taste involves aging in oak barrels. By law, the pale-gold reposado must rest at least two months in the barrel, where it acquires a mellow, slightly woody taste. Añejo tequila is barrel-aged for more than one year. It turns dark amber in color and is smooth and meant for sipping.

Mexican law requires genuine tequila to contain at least 51 percent blue agave. A plant with long, spiny leaves that make it resemble an enormous pineapple top, blue agave takes eight to 12 years to mature. Only then can the 40-to-70-pound core be harvested and boiled, and the sweet liquid mosto extracted to produce tequila.

What about the worm in the bottle that you’ve heard so much about? Here’s a clue. If there’s a worm, it’s not tequila — it’s mezcal.

Margaritas are one of the tastiest ways to enjoy tequila.

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Ports of call | Cabo San Lucas

C ABO'S FA MED A R C H a dinosaur drinking water. On a boat trip cruising the area, the navigator points out other formations, including one that resembles a pig’s head. The tall, jagged one, he says, is an inverted map of Baja California. Use your imagination.

On the way, the boat passes by Playa Amor (Lovers Beach), tucked between boulders, a popular spot sunbathers reach by water taxi. But the real reward — rounding the southernmost point of Baja — is views of both sides of the arch.

No isolation can be found these days: Plenty of sea lions and pelicans are always around to keep you company.

Lands End rock formations at the very end of the Baja peninsula near Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

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Once isolated by a thousand miles of rugged, uninviting desert, Cabo San Lucas now receives good publicity as a place where environmental protection and development blend in harmony.

Parched mountains crumble into coastal surf, punctuated with shoreside golf-course greens and golden sunsets.

Highly touted is the rock formation called Los Arcos, marking Land’s End — where the waters of the Pacific meet the Sea of Cortés. When the tide is right, a sandy shoal appears and leads through the arch itself, a portal to geology.

From a distance, the rock formation resembles

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We carry a large collection of Charms in gold 14k/18k and silver .925/.950

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The Magic of Huichol art: Intricate designs, vibrant colors and sacred symbols.

The art expresses spiritual beliefs dating back many hundreds of years.

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C ATALINA ISL AND Twenty miles and a world away from the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles, Catalina Island charms visitors with its many delightful boutiques, shops and restaurants.

The unhurried pace and friendly demeanor of Catalina’s residents also explain why this tranquil island is such a popular getaway.

Quick Guide Famed for: Hollywood getaways, especially in the 1930s, when it lured such stars as Charlie Chaplin, Joan Crawford and Clark Gable.

It’s a Fact: A herd of North American bison has been roaming the Catalina hills since 1924, when it’s believed they were brought to the island for a movie.

Boating is just one of the many pleasures of a visit to Catalina.

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Signature Souvenirs: Art from one of the galleries in the Mediterranean-style downtown.

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The waters off Catalina Island offer plenty of activities for families to enjoy.

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Where to find local mementos in port Two's Company of Avalon

Two’s Company of Avalon

There is so much that makes this jewelry store special. We offer designs by local and international artists, including Steven Ruse, Ayala Bar, Holly Yashi, Clayton Porter, Shelli Kahl, Indigo, Boma, local artist Jody Jewett and more, as well as art tiles and blown glass. Open daily. Just a 5-minute walk from the boat landing.

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Jewels of Interest

Jewels of Interest

Sister store of Two’s Company of Avalon, we feature beautiful artisan jewelry, art glass, unique home décor and a little vintage.

You’ll find us in the Atwater Corridor, in the Atwater Building.

Find us and receive a special discount. Open daily.

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Ports of call | Ensenada

Rolling hills overlook the busy port.

ENSENADA A noted commercial fishing center, Ensenada attracts boaters, divers, snorkelers and serious anglers in search of the big one.

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Quick Guide Famed for: Beautiful weather, internationally known Baja-Med cuisine, the best wines in Mexico and the unparalleled hospitality and warmth of its people.

It’s a Fact: Two legendary auto races, the Baja 500 and Baja 1000, are held in Ensenada’s deserts and mountains.

Signature Souvenirs: Pottery, baskets and accessories crafted by the native Kumiai, Kiliwa, Cucapah and Pai Pai people.

How to Get to Town: It’s a short walk from the pier to the main shopping district.

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Fishing is one of Ensenada’s main attractions.

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Bazar Casa Ramirez

At Bazar Casa Ramirez, discover high-quality Talavera pottery and ceramics, wrought-iron pieces and papier-mâché figurines. This lovely two-story shop also offers an ample selection of amazing Mexican folk art, including figurines and designs inspired by Día de Muertos as well as a wide variety of unique crosses, mirrors, nativity scenes, woodcarvings and sterling silver.

Mario’s Silver Shop

Enjoy our selection of Mexican sterling silver (.925 and .950), fashion handbags, fine handcrafted guitars, lovely collectible figurines and more — all tax-free.

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Step down, explore, play and relax with the magic that Ensenada has to offer Baja 1000 off-road race was born in Ensenada and is considered among the five best races in the world. For more than 35 years, thousands of cyclists have come here each year to pedal along the coastline during the Rosarito–Ensenada 50-mile fun ride.

Ensenada is home to one of Mexico’s biggest research centers.

A large share of the population are scientists, physicians and other academics. They add a special cultural and educational atmosphere to the area, which brings many visitors back to learn more.

The jewel of the crown is Ensenada’s thriving wine country.

It’s just 15 minutes northeast of downtown on the Wine Country Route in Guadalupe Valley, or a 30-minute southbound ride to La Antigua Ruta del Vino (Old Wine Country Route. You’ll discover many vineyards and wonderful settings to taste extraordinary wines and pair them with spectacular cuisine, surrounded by scenic beauty of the countryside.

Ensenada is the biggest municipality in Mexico, and offers many opportunities to explore its vast natural resources such national forests, desert oases, amazing seafood and incredible beaches on the Pacific and the Gulf of California.

Don’t hesitate to enjoy Ensenada’s endless adventures.

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Ensenada, the land of Mexican wines, is a progressive seaport and excellent rest and relaxation destination in Baja California.

The third-largest city in the state, it is an ideal location for scuba diving, whale watching, fishing, discovering marine life and surfing — yes, surfing. Todos Santos Bay has been recognized as the No. 6 surfing destination in the world, offering monumental waves comparable to Hawaii’s pipeline.

Explore this beautiful port city, home of a spectacular wine country, abundant cultural and recreational activities, unique gastronomic adventures and warm hospitality. Wander along the waterfront and explore the Mercado Negro, where fishermen bring in fresh treasures from the sea in their daily catch. Enjoy the local cuisine; Ensenada’s talented chefs and winemakers have received international recognition for farmto-table cuisine, fresh seafood and delicious wines and craft beers. Yes, Ensenada has everythingfrom fine dining on the oceanfront to delicious seafood served from street carts.

Ensenada has a vibrant annual calendar of internationally recognized events, such as the Newport Beach to Ensenada International Yacht Race, a 300-boat sailing regatta that’s taken place for more than 65 years. The SCORE International

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Ports of call | St. Thomas

Getting barreled in a tube, one of the most difficult feats.

H AWA II Your cruise through Hawaii takes you to four of the Aloha State’s eight major islands: Kauai, Maui, Oahu and the Big Island, Hawaii. Each offers its own intoxicating mix of natural wonders and recreational activities.

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Hula dancers on the beach

Quick Guide Famed for: Volcanoes, pineapples and surfing.

It’s a Fact: Iolani Palace is the only building on US soil that has been the official state residence of royalty. From 1882 to 1893, it was home to the last two monarchs of the Hawaiian Kingdom: King Kalakaua and his sister and successor, Queen Liliuokalani.

Signature Souvenirs: A tropical-themed aloha shirt and a lei (flower garland).

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The sun glows over Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES A vibrant, glittering city favored with balmy weather and an endless stretch of beach, Los Angeles also boasts lavish boutiques, eclectic eateries and a celebrity seemingly appearing at every turn.

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Rodeo Drive is one of the world's most famous shopping addresses.

Quick Guide Famed for: Hollywood, ultra-luxury shopping on Rodeo Drive and a wide variety of ethnic cultures and cuisines.

It’s a Fact: In the 1700s, the city was originally called El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de Los Ángeles de la Porciúncula, which means Town of Our Lady the Queen of the Angels of the Small Portion (of land).

Signature Souvenirs: Surfer paraphernalia and a map of the stars’ homes.

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Ports of call | Mazatlán

Waves lap the Mazatlán shore at sunrise.

M A Z AT L Á N Dubbed the “Pearl of the Pacific,” Mazatlán has grown from a quaint colonial town to a booming resort destination that’s widely regarded as one of Mexico’s most friendly beach destinations.

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Mazatlán’s busy shoreside.

Quick Guide Famed for: Twelve miles of sandy beaches, shrimp and a resplendent historic zone with cobbled streets and restored historic architecture.

It’s a Fact: Mazatlán’s balmy waters serve as the meeting point for the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Ocean, giving it a dynamic underwater ecosystem.

Signature Souvenirs: Silver jewelry from nearby mining towns, a handmade leather mask and ceramics from the art studios in the Centro Histórico (Old Town).

How to Get to Town: Cruise ships dock at the commercial port, which is a 15-minute walk to the Centro Histórico. Taxis are also available outside of the terminal.

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T HINGS WE L OVE ABOU T

The picturesque Centro Histórico is a popular destination.

M A Z AT L Á N Mazatlán’s stunning coastline, complete with glitzy hotels and sandy beaches, has earned this Mexican port stop the welldeserved reputation of an ideal beach town. But a short stroll further inland reveals there’s more to Mazatlán than just sun and sandy beaches, including a picturesque city center rich in history and culture.

Stroll over cobblestoned streets to Centro Histórico (Old Town) and discover newly revived 19th-century buildings washed in a vibrant palette of pastels, a place where the traditional mingles with the new. The centerpiece is the Teatro Ángela Peralta, named for a famous opera singer. This beautifully restored Italian-style theater is at the heart of the city’s

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cultural renaissance, a lively transformation that has turned a section of the city that had once been left to decay into a thriving cosmopolitan arts district. Music now fills the streets, with sidewalk cafés standing side-by-side with modern art galleries and restaurants offering traditional Mexican cuisine.

Lovers of the great outdoors will also have a plethora of options, from taking a day trip to the offshore beach paradise of Isla de la Piedra, to testing their sportfishing skills on the local tuna, swordfish and marlin. For sweeping panoramic views of the ocean and the city, there’s the 45-minute hike out to El Faro lighthouse, dating back to 1879 and towering over 500 feet above sea level on top of Cerro del Creston. — Joanna Hall

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Island Highlights Beginnings Mazatlán dates back to prehistoric times, although the city itself is fairly new. Spanish conquistador Nuño de Guzmán burned his way through what is now the state of Sinaloa in 1531. In the 18th century, English and French pirates used Mazatlán’s hill-screened harbor as a lair from which to pounce upon rich galleons plying the coast. The Spanish responded by establishing a small presidio on the harbor and watchtowers on Cerro del Vigia (Lookout Hill).

The City Blossoms In the late 19th century, the railroad arrived and the port was modernized. Improvements included a grand opera house: Teatro Angela Peralta, named for the beloved coloratura soprano who visited in August 1883. Mazatlán boasts the busiest port between Los Angeles and the Panama Canal. In the 1970s, the city expanded to include the white-sand beaches known as Playa Norte, located north of the original old port town. High-rise hotels now line the Zona Dorada tourist area, and the city’s industrial and commercial base serves an increasingly affluent population.

FROM TOP: Old colonial building in Mazatlán; the coast of Mazatlán.

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19th-Century Turbulence Mazatlán’s growth in a newly independent Mexico was abruptly curtailed during the Mexican War, when US forces marched in and closed the port. Then, in 1864, French forces, supporting Emperor Maximilian against the Mexican patriot Benito Juárez, bombarded the city and controlled it for several years. These and other incursions gave rise to the tradition of window bars and iron fences, which have become ornamental features in finer neighborhoods.

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C HO C OL AT E: A GIF T F R OM THE GODS

By Chelle Koster Walton

Everyone’s favorite sweet indulgence traces its roots to Mexico, where ancient civilizations considered it a divine blessing from the gods.

Who could dispute such heavenly origins?

Chocolate residue found in a Maya pot dating to 400 B.C. suggests that the prehistoric dwellers of Mexico and Central America may have been the first to use the beans of the wild cacao in their diet. Mexico’s modern day chocolate factories continue the ancient and tasty Maya tradition.

The Maya usually drank chocolate for ceremonial reasons, including weddings, royal celebrations and religious occasions, but it was also served as a luxurious treat. It was a long process to turn cacao beans into the frothy, bitter beverage they enjoyed. They first washed the beans and dried them in the sun, then toasted them and ground them to a paste in a mortar. After mixing the paste with water, the women would pour the liquid chocolate from container to container to build up a thick froth, or whisk it with a special tool called a molinillo. Finally, they added vanilla, chili peppers and sometimes a touch of honey.

Spanish Conquistadors developed a taste for it and eagerly transported chocolate to their homeland, where fellow countrymen, well, ate it up. It didn’t take long before all of Europe, and the rest of the world, was enamored with chocolate.

MAYA-STYLE HOT CHOCOLATE

Boil water over medium-high heat and add cinnamon sticks.

Reduce to 2½ cups. Remove cinnamon sticks; add vanilla bean. Bring to a low boil, reduce heat to low and add chocolate and honey. Stir until chocolate melts. Remove from heat and discard vanilla bean. Whisk briskly until foamy, sprinkle with cayenne and serve.

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3 cups water 2 cinnamon sticks 1 vanilla bean, split lengthwise 8 ounces bittersweet chocolate, coarsely chopped 2 tablespoons wild honey pinch of cayenne pepper

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Where to find local mementos in port Golden Star Sports Bar + Restaurant

Open from 7 a.m. to 4 a.m. for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Golden Star Sports Bar + Restaurant offers fresh seafood, chicken, steaks and hamburgers. We feature daily live music, high-definition TVs and nearby beach access. Ask about the daily bar specials.

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Ports of call | Mazatlán

The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, completed in 1899, rises above the main square.

PEARL OF T HE PACIFIC

By Richard Varr

It takes only a short stopover to see why Mazatlán is called the Pearl of the Pacific. Dramatic ocean views and golden beaches welcome visitors to this traditional Mexican town.

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For a bit of “real Mexico,” stroll the old town’s zócalo, or main square — Plaza Revolución — where chatty children and visitors alike stop for cooling shaved-ice treats. It’s where the dual spires of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception tower over the square, as they have for more than a century. A quick walk through Plaza Machado, with its colonial architecture and bustling sidewalk cafés, leads to the bright-pink façade of Teatro Angela Peralta, a restored 19th-century opera house.

Along the waterfront, the Malecón links the old town with the hotel-packed Zona Dorada.

Pedestrians enjoy shimmering ocean views along this pathway dotted with maritime-themed statues, including the centerpiece Fisherman’s Monument, a tribute to Mazatlán’s fishing heritage.

The aptly named Zona Dorada, Spanish for Golden Zone, offers a full day of shopping, dining or just sun-worshiping on the beautiful beach. A hike up to the El Faro lighthouse affords excellent views. Kids can marvel at sea lions and tropical fish at Mazatlán Aquarium. And seekers of solitude can find it at Playa Los Cerritos and Playa Las Brujas, both with golden sand and hardly a crowd.

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Ports of call | Puerto Limón

A panoramic view of Puerto Limón.

PUER T O L IMÓN Originally a major export point for Costa Rican goods, Puerto Limón has emerged as an important gateway to the nation’s interior. Ecotourism is now an important pursuit for visitors, whose many other choices include shopping and enjoying the beach.

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Gentle surf teases the sand

Quick Guide Famed for: Rainforests, jungle wildlife and canal boats.

It’s a Fact: Bananas are Costa Rica's top export, but they were first planted to feed railroad workers.

Signature Souvenirs: Cigars, embroidered blouses and wooden bowls.

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Ports of call | Puerto Vallarta

The coast of Banderas Bay in Puerto Vallarta.

PUERTO VALLARTA Relaxed and welcoming, this former fishing village now lures visitors with whitewashed villas, cobblestone walkways and a backdrop of beautiful bougainvilleas.

Puerto Vallarta’s intimate charm has survived the port’s discovery years ago by Hollywood celebrities and jetsetters — and then by the rest of us.

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A beach view in Puerto Vallarta.

Quick Guide Famed for: The mile-long Malecón, a seaside promenade featuring large sculptures by Sergio Bustamante, Alejandro Colunga and Ramiz Barquet.

It’s a Fact: The city became a tourism hot spot after the Richard Burton and Ava Gardner movie The Night of the Iguana was filmed here in 1963.

Signature Souvenirs: Huichol art, Raku pottery and Talavera tile and tableware.

How to Get to Town: Most visitors take a taxi into the center of Puerto Vallarta, which is about 3 miles from where the ships dock.

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T HINGS WE L OVE ABOU T

Puerto Vallarta perches on the Pacific Ocean.

P UE R T O VA L L A R TA Puerto Vallarta is a colonial gem. Downtown is a crisscross of cobblestoned streets lined with traditional Mexican architecture.

But any stroll within one of Mexico’s most popular resort towns should begin along the Malecón, the pedestrian, statue-studded boardwalk featuring The Friendship Fountain by California artist James Bottoms and the Roman-like Los Arcos Amphitheater.

A short walk from the square, the Plaza de Armas leads visitors to the cathedral of Our Lady of Guadalupe and its distinguishing crowned clock tower. A few blocks away, the “Gringo Gulch” neighborhood still attracts American expatriates who enjoy living

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in an exotic destination with all the comforts of home.

Seafar ing and adventurous t y pes may opt for whale watching, diving with manta rays and even parasailing.

Lovers of sand and surf should head to Playa de los Muertos at the downtown’s southern edge.

For the many, however, shopping may be the best option. The Malecón has a dazzling array of diamonds, leather, watches, silver and other fine wares, as well as excellent restaurants when it’s time for a break.

The best selections of Huichol Amerindian art and original cotton fashion designs are found just a block away, on Corona and Morelos Streets. — Richard Varr

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Puerto Vallarta’s seaside promenade glows at night.

By John Anderson

Beginnings In 1525, explorer Francisco Cortés de San Buenaventura, the nephew of the infamous conquistador Hernán Cortés, arrived in the region and was unexpectedly confronted by a large force of native warriors geared for battle. With less than 100 men, and facing over 18,000 warriors, Cortés tried to convince the natives to surrender but they refused.

Before taking up arms, Cortés asked his men to pray to the Virgin Mary for help; among the Spanish was a monk carrying a flag of the Immaculate Conception. After they invoked their patroness, a brilliant ray of light suddenly illuminated the flag, leaving the warriors and Spaniards awe-struck.

Believing it had been a miracle of divine grace, the two sides promptly withdrew from battle. In commemoration of the event, Cortés called the site Valle de Banderas, or Valley of the Flags, though nowadays the bay is known by the name Bahía de Banderas.

Rediscovery For the next 300 years, the valley remained free of any permanent settlement. At the beginning of the 1800s, silver mines in the nearby mountains were the predominant source of income for the region.

By 1880, the population of Puerto de las Peñas had reached 90

1,500, and in 1885 a Maritime Customs Office was established and the port opened for official business. But it wasn’t until 1918 that a congressional decree finally promoted the settlement to the status of municipality. The act was capped off by a name change to Puerto Vallarta, in honor of Don Ignacio Vallarta, governor of the state of Jalisco and signer of the Mexican Constitution.

After the Montgomery Fruit Company bought 70,000 acres of land in the area in 1925, the new town saw its fortune rise even higher. With plentiful jobs at the new banana plantations, the port boomed with the exportation of the “green gold.”

A Burst of Growth Puerto Vallarta remained relatively isolated and unknown until the 1960s. In 1964, the port was finally put on the map when director John Huston filmed The Night of the Iguana in the picturesque town.

Tourists descended by the thousands, and in 1970 a new airport opened with direct flights to the United States and Europe. The once-tiny community of expatriated Americans and Canadians swelled to a large colony of year-round residents.

These days, Puer to Vallar ta has a population of over 255,000 — with an estimated 3 million visitors each year — but it still manages to retain its charm.

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Puerto Vallarta remained a mostly forgotten paradise for centuries, even after Western explorers happened upon it. It wasn’t until Hollywood came calling, only a few decades ago, that the pretty village found its niche as a resort.

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Ports of call | Puerto Vallarta

YELAPA AND LAS CALETAS Located 45 minutes south of Puerto Vallarta by boat, the town of Yelapa has a certain otherworldly charm.

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Its appeal derives from many things, including the complete absence of roads and cars, the thatchedroof structures on poles known as palapas that constitute most of the town’s buildings and simply the still beauty of this small village of 1,500 inhabitants.

Nestled in a natural cove, the fishing village of Yelapa, the name of which means “gathering place,” continues to appeal to travelers who want to commune with nature.

Fishing, swimming, hiking to one of the area’s numerous waterfalls and simply relaxing on the gorgeous beach are all popular ways to while away the time.

To the south of Puerto Vallarta, and accessible only by boat, is the town of Las Caletas, which means “the coves” in Spanish. Surrounded by jungle and tucked into the mountains, the town was director John Huston’s private getaway for many years.

Today, the area is a tropical sanctuary and nature lover’s paradise. Guided nature walks introduce visitors to the many charms of the island, including various Aztec plants, exotic orchids and an aviary complete with macaws.

Popular activities revolve around nature, such as feeding deer, swimming with sea lions, kayaking and snorkeling. Visitors can also scuba dive or, if they’re still learning, take diving lessons.

Of course, not all activities are so energetic.

Plenty of visitors to Las Caletas spend their time simply drowsing in one of the many hammocks randomly situated in the area. — Sara Churchville

Yelapa’s inviting beach.

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Ports of call | Puerto Vallarta

Hooked on

PUERTO VALLARTA The waters off Puerto Vallarta are home to a tempting variety of marine life that makes this one of the world’s great sportfishing destinations. In a region known for the pursuit of the sea’s riches, that’s really saying something.

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Many visitors are content to merely dive the reefs and ogle the small, colorful specimens that flit about.

Others are hooked on larger denizens of the deep.

For the game fisherman, there are bigger fish to fry in these waters: sawfish, snapper, tuna, marlin, dorado and sailfish, to name just a few. Alert divers can even grab lobster off the reefs.

Not feeling that ambitious? You can also reel in a satisfying catch at one of Puerto Vallarta’s restaurants, where the claim of offering fresh seafood is no fish story.

Many sportfishermen are lured to Puerto Vallarta. Here’s why!

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OF THE

Where to find local mementos in port The Blue Shrimp

The Blue Shrimp Restaurant in Puerto Vallarta features fresh shrimp, lobster, fish and oysters. They offer shrimp served in over 30 different ways. Their dedication to quality is found in every aspect of this family owned and operated eating establishment.

Mention this magazine for your FREE appetizer.

Olas Altas 336 Col. Emiliano Zapata www.theblueshrimp.com 322-22-24246 | 322-22-31840

Si Se単or Beach Restaurant

Taste the authentic flavors of Mexico at Si Se単or Beach Restaurant. They offer a complete menu of traditional Mexican recipes and popular house specialties. The full-service bar mixes up the best frozen margaritas in town, plus they add the liquor right at your table to your specifications. Please mention this magazine for your FREE appetizer.

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Amapas 114-C Col. Emiliano Zapata www.sisenorbeach.com 322-22-20577 | 322-22-38238

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Ports of call | St. Thomas

Arenal Volcano on a clear day.

P UN TA R E N A S A small country hosting a fantastic assortment of plants, wildlife and scenery, Costa Rica is truly rich in natural blessings. Beyond the port of Puntarenas lie volcanoes, rainforests and the coffee for which Costa Rica is famed.

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Maturing berries on a coffee tree.

Quick Guide Famed for: Locally grown coffee, eco-adventures and ziplining.

It’s a Fact: About 4 percent of the Earth’s plant and animal species can be found in Costa Rica, which has a higher density of biodiversity than any other country worldwide.

Signature Souvenirs: Bags of coffee and carvedwood crafts.

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Ports of call | St. Thomas

Palm trees on the serene San Diego waterfront.

S A N DIEGO Stretching along the shores of the Pacific Ocean, San Diego’s attractions combine historic Spanish themes and a genteel Victorian quarter in a modern, fast-paced urban setting. The 34-mile long waterfront is a scenic gateway boasting restaurants, shops, attractions, parks and marinas.

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San Diego's historic Gaslamp Quarter.

Quick Guide Famed for: Fish tacos, the bright-red cars of The Trolley and a world-famous zoo.

It’s a Fact: Claimed for Spain in 1542, San Diego was the first European settlement of the U.S. West Coast.

Signature Souvenirs: A miniature replica of a trolley car or of the Point Loma lighthouse.

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Golden Gate Bridge at sunset.

SAN FR ANCISCO Romance and history are a cable-car ride away in "the city by the bay," a beauty known for stealing visitors' hearts. From Fisherman's Wharf to Chinatown and other ethnic enclaves, San Francisco proudly displays the diverse heritage of the people who built the city.

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Riding on a cable car.

Quick Guide Famed for: Cable cars, the Golden Gate Bridge and historic neighborhoods such as Chinatown, Fisherman’s Wharf and Nob Hill.

It’s a Fact: Of the 47 formally named hills in and around the city, the highest is Mount Davidson, which rises 925 feet.

Signature Souvenirs: Miniature versions of cable cars and the Golden Gate Bridge.

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Ports of call | Santa Barbara

One of the vineyards for which Santa Barbara is famed.

S A N TA B A R B A R A This lovely California city calls itself a perfect combination of big-city culture and small-town hospitality. Dubbed “the American Riviera,” Santa Barbara offers gorgeous beaches and delightful shopping, and grape lovers will find paradise among its many wineries.

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Mission Santa Barbara was founded in 1786 by the Franciscan religious order.

Quick Guide Famed for: It's founding as an 18th-century Spanish mission and its serious dedication to wine.

It’s a Fact: Hollywood has been making movies in and around Santa Barbara since 1910. Cecil B. DeMille used the sand dunes of nearby Guadalupe in his 1923 epic, The Ten Commandments.

Signature Souvenirs: A bottle of a locally grown vintage wine and wine-themed memorabilia.

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