Featured blog posts
I’ll see you at the bookshop!
Sabatini's Menu and Review (With Photos)
Restaurants and Dining on Sky Princess: Complete Food Guide
If you’re a foodie, then you’re going to absolutely love the Sky Princess.
Whether you’re sticking to the all inclusive fare or have the budget to splash out on speciality meals, there’s plenty for you to enjoy onboard. Even the buffet is a huge treat, with themed nights and rotating menus that keep things fresh.
This blog post explains where you can eat onboard the Sky Princess, including the three dining options: included, casual and speciality.
Princess Sanctuary Cost - Is It Worth It?
As Princess’s coveted luxury area, the Sanctuary is found onboard the majority of their ships, and is often in high demand. I was able to take a quick look around during my recently voyage on the Sky Princess, and was very impressed with what I found.
This space is designed to be a high-end alternative to the busy pool areas elsewhere on their ships. In this blog post I explain what exactly the Sanctuary provides, how much it costs, and whether it’s worth booking.
Please note that all photographs were taken by myself onboard the Sky Princess, and that the Sanctuary may differ between ships.
Sky Princess Ship Review - My Honest Experience
I’m writing this after returning from my first ever Princess cruise, and wow, I had such an amazing time.
The Sky Princess is well regarded and really is something special. From her excellent use of technology, to the delicious food, fantastic entertainment and beautiful public areas, she really is the setting for a dream holiday.
In this blog post I share my honest experience of sailing on the Sky Princess, along with lots of photos from my time onboard.
Sky Princess Balcony Cabin Review: E310
Here’s my full review of my obstructed balcony cabin on the Sky Princess.
One of the things that I love about modern cruise ships is that the cabins often resemble the high end hotels that you find on land. As the Sky Princess launched in 2019, I knew that her cabins would have a modern, luxurious feel - and I wasn’t wrong!
Welcome to the Viking Skaga - one of Viking Cruises’ noble river ships. She takes her name from an ancient Norse myth, where the Valkyrie Skaga rode into battle and escorted the dead to Valhalla, before preparing them to fight in the epic battle of Ragnarok.
A relatively new ship, the Viking Skaga only entered the fleet in 2020. At just 410 feet and carrying 168 guests and 48 crew, she was built specifically to sail down the Seine in France, although the specific itinerary will vary depending on the time of year. I was fortunate enough to join the ship for her week long Christmas on the Seine cruise, which starts and ends in Paris, calling at Vernon, Caudebec-en-Caux, Rouen, Honflour (via an excursion) and Les Andelys along the way.