Caribbean Princess Cruise Ship Photo Tour

Caribbean Princess: Our Interior Cabin

I sailed on this Caribbean Princess cruise itinerary with my sister, Robyn. We shared an inside cabin on Caribe Deck 10, cabin C237.

There are two single beds, though you have the option of making this into one queen bed if you're traveling with your partner. There's ample space for all of your belongings.

As you can see, we were two ladies travelling together who brought quite a bit of clothes and shoes! It all fit in the room, no problem.

Caribbean Princess Cruise Ship: Outdoor Public Spaces

Now that you've seen our cabin, allow me to show you the public spaces around the Caribbean Princess cruise ship. We'll start with the upper decks with the swimming pools and sports facilities.

Then, we'll continue to the popular Promenade deck where you can walk around the perimeter of the cruise ship. And I'll show you the "secret spot" of the ship that isn't too much of a secret, but might be a little bit hidden!

Upper Decks

On this Caribbean Princess photo tour of the outside upper decks, we'll start with the adults only swimming pool at the back of the ship. (As an aside, here are some tips for what kinds of bathing suits to wear on a cruise!)

Then, we'll walk towards the sports areas, the larger swimming pool, the mini golf green and the spa pool (my personal favorite!).

Out of all the swimming pools, the Spa Pool was the least frequented. It's a peaceful, small swimming pool that's adults only. It can be in the shade sometimes, so it isn't the best place to work on your tan.

Promenade Deck

The Promenade Deck is deck seven. The outside portion of the deck wraps completely around the outside of the ship.

It's a great place to go for a walk and admire the beautiful ocean. Watching the wake from the back was one of my favorite spots.

The "Secret Place" on Board

Now, it isn't too much of a secret, particularly if you're into exploring around the ship. Let's just say that this spot isn't very well known.

If you walk all the way forward on the Lido Deck (deck 15), past some staterooms, you'll find a door at the end of the hallway. This leads to a spot outside where you can enjoy great views overlooking the front of the ship.

Sometimes the doors are locked due to high winds, so you won't always be able to go out this way.

Caribbean Princess Cruise Ship: Indoor Public Spaces

There are plenty of lounges, clubs, and dining areas on board, including the International Cafe (a great place to get freshly brewed coffee), Vines (the wine bar), and Crooners (the martini lounge).

We really enjoyed Skywalkers for drinks, which was located on one of the highest decks (deck 18). It is quiet during the day, but turns into a night club in the evening.

The central Piazza contained all of the shops, bars, and there were "street performers" in the middle atrium. The Explorers Lounge near the Piazza had performers at night, and art auctions/lectures during the day.

The Princess Theater has live performances and sometimes even talent competitions in the evenings. They're not to be missed.

Please note that these photos were taken in 2015. The Caribbean Princess may have undergone some renovations or refurbishments since then. It might look completely differently now.

I'd love to hear if you've sailed aboard the Caribbean Princess lately and how you enjoyed your cruise (feel free to comment below!).

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Justin and I love traveling on cruises! Here are some more cruises that we've reviewed:

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