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1 SOUTHERN CARIBBEAN MEDLEY Shore Excursions RUBY PRINCESS SAIL ROUNDTRIP Voyage R932 Voyage R934 Voyage R936 Voyage R001 Voyage R003 Voyage R005 Voyage R007 Voyage R009 Voyage R011 FROM FORT LAUDERDALE October 25, 2009 November 14, 2009 December 4, 2009 December 30, 2009 January 19, 2010 February 8, 2010 February 28, 2010 March 20, 2010 April 9, 2010

2 DISCOVER the world with Princess Princess welcomes you to your Southern Caribbean cruise and to the Shore Excursion program. Princess is proud to lead the industry by introducing an advanced level of service to our passengers at our website princess.com. Passengers can review the most up-to-date tour information, pre-reserve their tours and receive real-time confirmation of their choices online. At our home page, click on Prepare for Your Cruise, and on the next screen select Cruise Personalizer. Then log in with your name and booking number. PRINCESS BENEFITS 1 ARUBA Aruba Introduction 2 Aruba Shore Excursions 2-5 BONAIRE Bonaire Introduction 6 Bonaire Shore Excursions 6-8 CURAÇAO Curaçao Introduction 9 Curaçao Shore Excursions 9-10 DOMINICA Dominica Introduction 11 Dominica Shore Excursions All of our excursions involve some walking. We recommend passengers wear comfortable, low-heeled walking shoes while on tour. To assist in your tour selection, please note the symbol(s) accompanying each tour description. They represent the following: Moderate activity including walking short to intermediate distances over relatively level terrain and possibly some steps. More strenuous activity including walking intermediate to long distances and climbing stairs. Those with physical limitations should take this into consideration. Most strenuous excursion; participants should be physically fit. Meal included. Snack Included. This symbol indicates excursions chosen last season by Princess passengers for overall tour quality and outstanding customer service. FORT LAUDERDALE Fort Lauderdale Introduction 15 Fort Lauderdale Shore Excursions GRENADA Grenada Introduction 17 Grenada Shore Excursions PRINCESS CAYS Princess Cays Introduction 20 Princess Cays Shore Excursions ST. THOMAS St. Thomas Introduction 23 St. Thomas Shore Excursions QUESTIONS & ANSWERS SPECIAL INFORMATION 32

3 BENEFITS OF BOOKING WITH PRINCESS Princess is proud to offer organized shore excursions that allow you to experience the best that the Caribbean has to offer in comfort and safety. Princess Excursion Advantages When you purchase excursions through Princess, you are assured: Quality All tours are carefully selected and provided by reputable tour operators who meet the high standards of Princess. Service Princess organizes your tours in advance so your time in port is maximized and worry-free. We closely monitor tour departures and returns and we are able to hold the ship in the event your tour is delayed. Value We select local tour operators who provide shore excursions of the highest quality, and we monitor prices to ensure that you receive good value. Safety Your security and comfort are of paramount importance. Every effort is made to ensure that each tour operates safely. Convenience Our unique program lets you book your tours in advance of your cruise, avoiding lines and disappointment. Your tickets will be in your stateroom on arrival. Visit our website at princess.com to book your tours online. Variety Each port features tours that appeal to diverse interests. Whether you enjoy history, snorkeling, or simply sightseeing, you re sure to find the right tour for you and your family. ONLINE BOOKING Princess is proud to lead the industry by introducing an advanced level of service to our customers at our website: princess.com Princess passengers may review their booking information and fill out forms online. Once at our home page, select Prepare For Your Cruise, click on the Cruise Personalizer icon, then log in with your name and booking number. Your booking summary will appear and you may select the following: Immigration Information dietary options onboard Following the instructions provided, you can determine the number of seats available for the tours you want to reserve. If adequate space is available, you can book and be confirmed on the tours of your choice. Otherwise, you can request to be waitlisted on an excursion and we will attempt to obtain more space and confirm you. If no additional space is available, Princess will schedule an alternate departure to correspond with your other tour selections and availability. While we make every effort to confirm your first choice, we will make these changes on your behalf to enhance your experience in every port. Shore excursions are available on a first-come, first-served basis and space may be limited, so we highly recommend using our online booking system to avoid disappointment. You have access to real-time confirmation and status of your reservation. EXCURSION ADVANTAGES & ONLINE BOOKING princess.com

4 ARUBA Dutch influence still lingers on this balmy Caribbean island, part of the Netherlands Antilles until its independence in Aruba is a contrast; the island s arid interior is dotted with cactus and windswept divi-divi trees while secluded coves and sandy beaches form its coast. Aruba s long and colorful heritage is reflected in its dialect. Called Papiamento, it is a tongue that combines elements of Spanish, French, Portuguese, Dutch, African and English. THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN AND AROUND ARUBA Oranjestad The colorful Dutch colonial buildings grace the island s capital. There are numerous duty free shops, outdoor markets, and restaurants to choose from. Natural Bridge The natural bridge was one of Aruba s icons for decades until its collapse in Today, it still attracts tourists that remember it before the collapse. The Baby Natural Bridge is intact and close by. De Palm Island Located just offshore, De Palm Island features beautiful beaches, a water park with slides, excellent snorkeling with the famous blue parrotfish, and many other water activities. Aruba Ostrich Farm The farm offers a unique opportunity to see these funny and interesting flightless birds up-close. Feeding them is an experience you will never forget. Antilla Shipwreck The Antilla is the largest shipwreck in the Caribbean. The ship was sunk in World War II and it now rests in 60 feet of water just offshore. The wreck attracts a multitude of colorful tropical fish and many parts of the wreck are overgrown with sponges. VISIT PRINCESS.COM FOR FULL TOUR DESCRIPTIONS BEST OF ARUBA AUA-100 Approx. 4 1 /2 hours / from $49 Get an overview of Aruba s natural wonders, visit an aloe factory, and then spend some time at one of Aruba s famous beaches. WHAT YOU SEE: Oranjestad, Aruba s capital, and Dutch colonial buildings. Pass through scenic Frenchman s Pass on the way to the Casibari rock formations. Head to the north coast and see the collapsed Natural and the Baby Natural Bridge. Then visit the Aruba Aloe Factory. The last stop is at a beautiful beach for approximately one hour. NOTE: Tour sequence may vary, but the beach stop will always be last. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. ARUBA SIGHTSEEING & OSTRICH FARM AUA-230 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $49 Survey Aruba s scenic highlights on an excursion that travels to the California Lighthouse and to the Casibari rock formations, before paying a visit to an island ostrich farm. WHAT YOU DO: Drive across the island s arid terrain heading to the lighthouse. Continue to the Casibari rock formations, where giant boulders lie heaped about the landscape. Tour the ostrich farm. Travel to the Baby Natural Bridge. View the collapsed original Natural Bridge. NOTE: Tour sequence may vary. Feeding the ostriches is permitted, but exercise caution. It is recommended that jewelry and sunglasses be removed prior to feeding the birds. ABC S OF ARUBA AUA-235 Approx. 3 hours / from $59 Travel to the Butterfly Farm, Aruba s most popular ecological attraction; pay a visit to the island s famed Aloe Factory; and stop at the quaint Ayo rock formation. WHAT YOU DO: Travel to the Butterfly Farm, a tropical garden teeming with butterflies. Tour the Aruba Aloe Factory and learn how aloe is grown and turned into world-famous skin-care products. Drive to the Ayo rock formation to explore the natural gardens and get a close-up look at the boulder drawings made by the island s original inhabitants. NOTE: Tour sequence may vary. Upon your return to Oranjestad you may opt to be dropped off to explore the city, time permitting. You are then responsible for your return to the ship. PASSPORT TO PARADISE AT DE PALM ISLAND AUA-280 Approx. 4 1 /2 hours / from $74 Ride the ferry to secluded De Palm Island where you can enjoy a variety of activities from snorkeling to waterslides. WHAT YOU DO: Transfer to the ferry landing and take a short five-minute ride to the island. After an orientation, enjoy approximately two and a half hours of free time to snorkel, sunbathe, swim, and enjoy the water park. Your Passport includes snorkeling equipment and lessons. Complimentary lounge chairs, freshwater showers, alcoholic beverages, soft drinks and a complete lunch buffet are included. NOTE: Wear a swimsuit and bring towel and adequate sun protection. ARUBA princess.com

5 ARUBA BEACH BREAK AUA-285 Approx. 4 hours / from $29 Enjoy the ease of transportation arranged for you in a tropical setting along famous Palm Beach to relax and swim. WHAT YOU DO: Board your open-air banana bus for a short trip along Aruba s west coast. Following a photo stop at the California Lighthouse, head to MooMba Beach in the hotel zone of famous Palm Beach, for approximately three hours. A complimentary lounge chair is included. NOTE: Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. The beach offers changing facilities and restrooms. Beverages and food are available for purchase. ARUBA BY LAND ROVER AUA-340 APPROX. 3 1 /2 to 4 HOURS / FROM $119 Climb aboard a comfortable open-air 4WD Land Rover for a drive through the rugged countryside that includes a visit to the Ostrich Farm. WHAT YOU DO: Meet your driver/guide, board your 4WD Land Rover and travel across the arid landscapes. See the seldomvisited twin bridges, Aruba s only black-sand beach, the collapsed Natural Bridge, the ruins of a 19th-century gold mill, and the Ostrich Farm. Complimentary soft drinks and water are supplied. NOTE: Bring adequate sun protection. The maximum weight limit to participate is 300 pounds per person. Participants must complete a waiver prior to the tour. DOWNTOWN WALKING TOUR AUA-380 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $44 Enjoy a guided walk through historic Oranjestad, Aruba s capital, and take home a better understanding of Aruba s past. WHAT YOU DO: Explore the capital of Oranjestad on foot. Stop at the Archaeological Museum. Continue on to the Numismatic Museum which traces the history of Aruba s economy. Stop at Fort Zoutman Historical Museum, housed in the island s oldest building. Visit the Access Gallery and enjoy Aruban artwork. NOTE: The walk is over flat terrain, but it is typically very hot in town. Wear light clothes and bring adequate sun protection. A bottle of water is provided. This tour does not operate on Saturdays and Sundays or local holidays due to the museums being closed. PRINCESS GOLF AT TIERRA DEL SOL AUA-390 Approx. 5 to 6 hours / Varies Seasonally Enjoy a round on a challenging Robert Trent Jones Jr. course that takes full advantage of Aruba s steady trade winds. WHAT YOU DO: Test your skill on the 6,811-yard, par-71 course. Stunning views of the Caribbean Sea. Tour includes transportation, greens fees, a cart equipped with GPS and a scorecard/yardage book. Lunch is your responsibility. NOTE: Tour subject to availability of tee times. Price subject to change. Please refer to your Cruise Personalizer on princess.com for seasonal rates. Duration of tour depends on time in port. For additional information see the Questions and Answers section in this tour book. ARUBA COUNTRYSIDE HORSEBACK RIDE AUA-430 Approx. 2 1 /2 hours / from $119 There is no better way to explore the countryside and to enjoy one of Aruba s beautiful beaches than on horseback. WHAT YOU DO: Transfer to the horse ranch where you meet your guides and are assigned a horse. Saddle up and follow your guides into Aruba s countryside. See the famous windswept divi-divi trees and keep an eye out for iguanas. Upon arrival at the beach, enjoy a refreshing beverage before riding back to the ranch. NOTE: This most active excursion is suitable only for passengers in excellent physical condition. The minimum age required to participate is 10 years old. The maximum weight to participate is 230 pounds. Wear suitable riding clothes and bring adequate sun protection. Closed-toe shoes are required. Participants must wear a helmet. This tour does not include a ride into the ocean. ARUBA 4WD SAFARI AUA-500 Approx. 4 1 /2 hours / from $279 per vehicle Explore Aruba s north and east coasts on a four-wheel-drive caravan. WHAT YOU DO: Transfer to the starting point to board your assigned, topless 4WD vehicle. In caravan style, follow your guide off road. Visit the Baby Natural Bridge and collapsed original Natural Bridge. Stop at the California Lighthouse, Alto Vista Chapel, and a beach. Snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest is included. NOTE: This tour is sold by the vehicle. Please book tour by vehicle and not per passenger. Each vehicle can accommodate up to four people. All drivers must present a valid driver s license and be at least 18 years old. Not suitable for passengers with back or respiratory problems. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection if you plan to swim or snorkel at the beach. HARLEYS IN PARADISE AUA-520 Approx. 4 hours / from $369 per bike Explore Aruba s most popular tourist attractions while riding a Harley-Davidson motorcycle. WHAT YOU DO: Transfer to the Harley Station. After the necessary paperwork and orientation, safety equipment will be provided. Follow your guide to California Lighthouse, Alto Vista Chapel, the Casibari rock formations, and Balashi Gold Mill ruins. NOTE: This tour is sold by the bike. Please book tour by bike and not per passenger. Each bike can accommodate up to two people. All drivers must present a valid motorcycle license and be at least 23 years old. Includes the bike, helmets, and CDW insurance with a USD $1,000 deductible. The deductible is fully or partially charged to the driver s credit card in the event the motorcycle is returned damaged (only credit cards are accepted, not debit cards). Riders must be at least 18 years old. Choice of Harley-Davidson motorcycle models is subject to availability. Tour sequence may vary. Bring adequate sun protection. Complimentary water and soft drinks are provided. Participants must wear long pants and closed-toe shoes. ARUBA princess.com

6 ARUBA BY LAND & SEA AUA-600 Approx. 3 hours / from $74 This land and sea tour is the perfect combination to experience the best sites of Aruba. WHAT YOU DO: Board your motorized tour boat. Enjoy an open bar and cruise past the white-sand beaches of Eagle Beach, Manchebo Beach, and famous Palm Beach with its hotel properties. Arrive at Pelican Marina for 30 minutes to use the facilities or enjoy the beach. Transfer to air-conditioned transportation and visit the California Lighthouse, Alto Vista Chapel, and Casibari rock formations. NOTE: Tour sequence may vary. GLASS-BOTTOM BOAT CRUISE AUA-620 Approx. 1 1 /2 hours / from $39 View the well-known wreck of the Antilla and a coral reef from the comfort of a glass-bottom boat. WHAT YOU DO: Transfer to Palm Beach to board your glass-bottom boat. Enjoy the scenic coastline and head to the famous wreck of the Antilla. The Antilla lies in 60 feet of water and portions break the surface. The wreck is surrounded by colorful tropical fish. Proceed to a nearby reef and see the variety of corals, sponges, and fish. NOTE: Tour sequence may vary. Visibility may be limited due to sea and weather conditions. This tour is not wheelchair accessible. ARUBA SEE & SEA TOUR AUA-655 Approx. 4 hours / from $69 This tour captures the full range of Aruba s beauty with a semisubmarine cruise and a tour of its terrestrial highlights. WHAT YOU DO: Board the Seaworld Explorer where you sit five feet below the waterline on a narrated tour. See the Antilla, a German freighter sunk during World War II. Return to dry land to board your transportation and visit the California Lighthouse and Casibari rock formations. Climb 80 rustic steps to the formation s summit for stunning views. See the Baby Natural Bridge and original Natural Bridge. NOTE: Time does not permit climbing the lighthouse. Tour sequence may vary. Passengers with cameras should use 400 ASA or higher speed film onboard the Explorer for best results. SEAWORLD EXPLORER SEMI-SUB AUA-660 Approx. 2 hours / from $59 Board, the Seaworld Explorer, a state-of-the-art semi-submarine for a tour of Aruba s underwater wonders. WHAT YOU DO: Sit five feet below the waterline and enjoy the sea life and coral formations of Arashi Reef. See the Antilla, one of the largest shipwrecks in the Caribbean. After your cruise you may opt to be dropped off in Oranjestad to explore the city, time permitting. You are then responsible for your return to the ship. NOTE: Passengers with cameras should use 400 ASA or higher speed film onboard the Explorer for best results. ATLANTIS SUBMARINE EXPEDITION AUA-670 Approx. 2 hours / from $99 Discover the undersea splendors and wrecks of Aruba onboard the Atlantis submarine. WHAT YOU DO: Descend to depths of 90 to 120 feet. Visit a mysterious sunken airplane or the retired Danish sailboat Mi Dushi as well as the newly sunken coaster Morgenster. See exotic fish and coral formations from your viewing port. Receive a certificate as proof of your participation. Transfer to and from the sub site by ferry. NOTE: Due to safety regulations, the minimum height required to participate is 36 inches. Participants must negotiate 7 to 12 steep steps to get down into the sub. Passengers with cameras should use 400 ASA or higher speed film onboard the sub for best results. The sub is U.S. Coast Guard approved. One child free, up to 12 years old, with any full fare adult. Child tickets must be pre-reserved prior to sailing or when booking onboard. Applicable child tickets will be refunded after the tour has been completed. THREE STOP REEF & WRECK SNORKEL CRUISE AUA-805 Approx. 4 hours / from $54 Join the Jolly Pirates sailing boat and visit three great sites to swim and snorkel. WHAT YOU DO: After a short transfer, board Aruba s Jolly Pirates, a charming teak schooner. Visit three famed snorkeling sites that include two shallow reef areas and the Antilla wreck, a WWII German freighter that sank off the coast. Try the rope swing. Snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest and complimentary non-alcoholic beverages are included. NOTE: Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. The vessel has cushioned shaded areas. This tour is not recommended for those with back or neck problems, and heart or respiratory conditions. ARUBA SAIL & SNORKEL AUA-810 Approx. 3 hours / from $49 A sleek sailing catamaran whisks you off on a snorkeling expedition to one of Aruba s famed coral gardens and to one of the largest shipwrecks in the Caribbean. WHAT YOU DO: Enjoy a scenic cruise and snorkel at a shallow coral garden. If conditions permit, you will sail to the Antilla. This 440-foot-long shipwreck attracts schools of fish to its coral and sponge-encrusted decks. Snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest, professional instruction, supervision, and transportation are included. NOTE: Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. MI DUSHI SAIL & SNORKEL WITH LUNCH AUA-812 Aprrox. 6 hours / from $99 Relax on the classic sailing ship Mi Dushi, built in 1925, and enjoy a three-stop snorkeling adventure and savory lunch. WHAT YOU DO: Join Captain Jezus and crew aboard a 78-foot sailing vessel for snorkeling and rope swinging. Enjoy an island lunch and an complimenatary bar after snorkeling. Snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest, professional instruction, supervision, transportation, lunch and beverages are included. NOTE: Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. ARUBA princess.com

7 CATAMARAN SNORKEL & BEACH CRUISE WITH LUNCH AUA-815 Approx. 5 hours / from $89 Aruba is famed for its beautiful beaches and the wreck of the Antilla visit both on this catamaran excursion. WHAT YOU DO: Motor-sail past sugar-white beaches. Snorkel in a shallow area. Move to the Antilla wreck, a German freighter that sank in Sail to beach for a barbecue lunch. Snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest, professional instruction, supervision, complimentary beverages, food, and transportation are included. NOTE: Tour sequence and snorkel sites may vary. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. ARUBA BEACH EXPRESS & SNORKEL AUA-820 Approx. 4 hours / from $44 Experience beach snorkeling and then spend time on Palm Beach, the most famous beach in Aruba. WHAT YOU DO: Board your colorful open-air bus with a party atmosphere for the transfer to Boca Catalina Beach. Enjoy a guided beach snorkel before continuing to the Palm Beach resort area. Snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest, professional instruction, supervision, and transportation are included. NOTE: Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. Lounge chairs and umbrellas are available for rent. HELMET DIVE & PASSPORT TO PARADISE AUA-900 Approx. 4 1 /2 hours / from $149 Catch the latest craze in underwater activities helmet diving and enjoy some fun in the sun at De Palm Island. WHAT YOU DO: After the transfer to De Palm Island and safety briefing, your guided dive begins. The specially designed helmet and air system keeps your hair dry and even allows you to wear glasses. Take a walk in the underwater world complete with tropical fish, coral formations, and a sunken airplane. Enjoy De Palm Island s amenities, including a water park. Complimentary beverages and a light lunch are included. NOTE: The minimum age required to participate is 8 years old. Participants must weigh at least 75 pounds. The dive ranges from approximately 8 to 20 feet in depth. Wetsuits are available for rent. Helmet weighs 70 pounds out of the water, 15 pounds submerged. Assistance is provided getting in and out of the water. A medical history/liability waiver is required prior to participating. Certain medical conditions may prevent participation. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. Personal cameras are not permitted on the helmet portion. For additional information see the Questions and Answers section in this tour book. ARUBA DISCOVER SCUBA DIVING AUA-920 Approx. 4 hours / from $94 Have you always wanted to experience scuba diving? Take the plunge in the fish-filled waters surrounding a shipwreck. WHAT YOU DO: Start with a short lesson in a pool, then accompany your instructor on a dive. Board your dive boat for the cruise to the shipwrecked Pedernalis which rests in 20 to 25 feet of water. The wreck is encrusted with several varieties of coral. Scuba equipment, professional instruction, supervision, and transportation are included. NOTE: A medical history/liability waiver must be completed prior to participating on this tour. Certain medical conditions may prevent participation. Dive site subject to change. For additional information see the Questions and Answers section in this tour book. ARUBA CERTIFIED SCUBA AUA-930 Approx. 4 hours / from $99 With its clear water and magnificent shipwrecks, Aruba is a paradise for divers as you discover on this two-tank diving expedition. WHAT YOU DO: Your dive boat goes first to the Antilla. This German freighter rests in 60 feet of water with her bow and stern exposed, Antilla is encrusted with hard corals and sponges. Depending on conditions, your second dive explores another of Aruba s many wrecks or a shallow reef. Scuba equipment, professional supervision and transportation are included. NOTE: Certified divers must present their Open Water certification card to participate. A medical history/liability waiver must be completed prior to participating on this tour. Certain medical conditions may prevent participation. Tour sequence may vary. Dive sites subject to change. For additional information see the Questions and Answers section in this tour book. ARUBA princess.com

8 BONAIRE Bonaire s 15,000 residents belong to the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Noted as a top diving and snorkeling destination, the island is located off the coast of Venezuela and covers 113 square miles. Besides diving, there is also a variety of other activities to enjoy such as kayaking, bird watching, and land sailing. Because of the hot and arid weather, Bonaire has for decades been a major producer of sea salt. See the white mountains of salt waiting to be shipped out and the salt flats where the salt is evaporated from the Caribbean Sea, which also happens to be home to another icon of Bonaire the pink flamingo. Explore the Dutch architecture of the capital Kralendijk, enjoy the pristine coral reefs, or tour the scenic countryside whatever you decide to do in Bonaire, you are sure to have a fantastic time. THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN AND AROUND BONAIRE Kralendijk Kralendijk, the capital of Bonaire, is the commercial and shopping area of the island. The best way to experience the local culture and to see the capital is to stroll along the quiet avenues while admiring the Dutch-influenced architecture. Salt Flats Salt has been mined from the sea in Bonaire since the 19th century and it forms stunning white mountains as it is prepared for shipment. Salt was originally mined by slaves and the huts they used to live in can still be visited. Klein Bonaire Klein Bonaire is a small, uninhabited island located just offshore of Bonaire. One of the best beaches, No Name Beach, is located here and the island also has many of the best snorkeling and diving sites. Snorkeling And Diving Bonaire is world-renowned for its pristine coral reefs and vibrant fish populations. There is no doubt that some of the best snorkeling and diving in the entire Caribbean will be found in Bonaire s protected marine park. VISIT PRINCESS.COM FOR FULL TOUR DESCRIPTIONS DISCOVER BONAIRE BON-100 Approx. 3 hours / from $59 Enjoy a guided driving tour of Bonaire taking in many of the island s highlights. WHAT YOU DO: Drive along Bonaire s northern coastline. Enjoy the landscape covered with a variety of cacti, as well as divi-divi trees. See Devil s Mouth and 1,000 Steps. Stop at Goto Lake, home to shy flamingos. Pass through the village of Rincon and visit the Washington National Park entrance, the small museum and open-air cultural center. NOTE: Tour may operate in reverse order. Wildlife sightings, while common, are not guaranteed. Non-air-conditioned transportation, and sometimes school buses, may be used. BUTTERFLY FARM BON-230 Approx. 1 1 /2 hours / from $44 WATER TAXI TO KLEIN BONAIRE (BEACH) BON-280 Approx. 3 hours / from $34 Relax on No Name Beach, located on the uninhabited island of Klein Bonaire. WHAT YOU DO: Board your water taxi for the approximately 15-to 20-minute transfer to the unspoiled, small island of Klein Bonaire. After a brief orientation, the time is yours to swim, sunbathe, beachcomb, or snorkel along the pristine shoreline. NOTE: There are no restroom facilities on the island. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. There is minimal shade on the island. Snorkeling equipment is not included however it is available for rent. There is no snorkeling supervision or instruction available. Beach chairs are not provided. Only soft-soled shoes are allowed on the boat. Explore the interesting world of the colorful butterfly at the Bonaire Butterfly Farm. WHAT YOU DO: Enjoy a short drive to the Butterfly Farm. Upon arrival a naturalist will introduce you to the wonderful world of butterflies. The butterflies from Central and South America are housed in a natural greenhouse environment and there is a large Japanese koi fishpond to view. BONAIRE princess.com

9 BONAIRE BEACH BREAK WITH LUNCH BON-290 Approx. 4 to 5 hours / from $89 Spend a carefree day at a seaside resort. WHAT YOU DO: Transfer to the nearby Plaza Resort Bonaire. There are lounge chairs, towels, restaurant, beach bar, water sport facilities, swimming pool, and snorkel equipment rental. A barbecue lunch and complimentary fruit punch are included. NOTE: Wear a swimsuit and bring adequate sun protection. Aqua shoes are recommended as the shoreline is rocky, not a long beach of fine white sand. The reefs come to the shore. There are sandy entry ways to get in and out of the water. Snorkeling is not supervised. Bring small bills if you wish to make any purchases. GOTO LAKE BIKING ADVENTURE BON-450 Approx. 4 hours / from $84 Pedal through a Caribbean vista of unspoiled beauty. WHAT YOU DO: Drive to the starting location. Based on your height, you are assigned a mountain/tour bike. Receive a helmet, water bottle, and briefing on the use of your bike. Your professional naturalist guide will escort you on Bonaire s most scenic paved roads. There are stops along the way and opporunities to see wildlife. NOTE: This active excursion is suitable for passengers in excellent physical condition. The actual bike trip is approximately 2.5 hours, 12 miles. Rated as a moderate ride, the terrain is mostly flat with occasional inclines. An escort vehicle accompanies the tour. Participants must sign a waiver. Wildlife sightings, while common, are not guaranteed. BONAIRE LAND SAILING BON-575 Approx. 2 hours / from $99 Experience the exciting and fast-growing eco-sport of land sailing, on the longest land-sailing track in the world. WHAT YOU DO: Drive to the land-sailing starting point. After an orientation on how to sail and a safety briefing hop on your blo-kart. Let Bonaire s constant trade winds whisk you along. No sailing experience is required. NOTE: This tour is not recommended for those with heart conditions, asthma, walking disabilities, leg injuries, chest injuries, or those recovering from surgery. Participants do not need to present a driver s license but must be at least 16 years old. Maximum weight limit is 220 pounds per participant. Rubbersoled lace-up shoes are required. Sunglasses and adequate sun protection are recommended. MANGROVE EXPLORATION BY SKIFF BON-610 Approx. 2 hours / from $59 Explore the mangroves of Lac Bay National Park by skiff. WHAT YOU DO: Transfer to the park and embark the skiff powered by an electric motor. As you glide through the calm waters and mangroves, the guide points out any flora and fauna. The mangroves are essential breeding grounds for birds. NOTE: The boat does not have any shade. Bring adequate sun protection. Wear shoes or sandals with a soft sole that can get wet. HISTORIC DUTCH SAILING SHIP EXCURSION BON-680 Approx. 2 1 /2 hours / from $74 Sit back and relax on this beautifully restored Dutch sailing ship as your captain navigates the scenic coastline of Bonaire. WHAT YOU DO: Experience the Volendammer (circa 1919), one of only three ships of its kind left in the world. This unique sailing ship, which went through 15 years of restoration, represents a fine example of the achievements of the Dutch at sea. NOTE: Participants should be in good physical condition. Passengers with heart or respiratory conditions, those recovering from surgery, or have difficulty walking may not participate on this tour. Bring adequate sun protection. MUSHI MUSHI FUN SAIL, SWIM & SNORKEL BON-810 Approx. 3 hours / from $64 Enjoy a sail, swim, and snorkel adventure in the Bonaire Marine Park. WHAT YOU DO: Walk a short distance to board the 40-foot Mushi Mushi for a fun-filled trip in the Bonaire Marine Park. Relax as the captain motor/sails to a select swimming/snorkel site to explore the reef and enjoy a swim. Snorkeling equipment, including snorkel vest, and safety briefing are included. NOTE: In-water supervision is not provided; therefore all participants must know how to swim. Bring a towel and adequate sun protection. Only soft-soled shoes are allowed on the boat. Three beverages are included. SAMUR SAIL & SNORKEL BON-815 Approx. 3 hours / from $69 Sail on the Samur, an authentic 56-foot Siamese sailing junk from Thailand. WHAT YOU DO: Board your Zodiac for the brief transfer out to the Samur. Set sail for approximately 45 minutes to Klein Bonaire. Upon arrival, transfer to the beach in the Zodiac. Enjoy a guided snorkeling tour or simply relax. Snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest, professional instruction, supervision, refreshments, and transportation are included. NOTE: Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. BONAIRE SHORE SNORKEL BON-820 Approx. 2 1 /2 hours / from $49 Enjoy a guided shore snorkel in the world-famous Bonaire National Marine Park. WHAT YOU DO: Upon transferring to the snorkel location, your equipment and a lesson will be provided. Follow the guide into the marine park and enjoy the colors and variety of tropical fish. After your snorkel relax on the beach. Snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest, professional instruction, supervision, and transportation are included. NOTE: Refreshments are available for purchase at the beach. Water shoes are recommended. Bring a towel and adequate sun protection. BONAIRE princess.com

10 TWO-STOP SNORKELING ON THE SEACOW BON-825 Approx. 3 hours / from $64 Hop aboard the aptly name Seacow for a moo-ving two-stop snorkeling tour to Bonaire s world-famous coral reefs. WHAT YOU DO: Board the Seacow for the short cruise to your first snorkeling stop. Receive your snorkel equipment and lesson. Follow the guide into the two snorkel areas. Bonaire s reefs feature some of the healthiest corals in the region, Snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest, professional instruction and supervision are included. NOTE: Participants must know how to swim and be comfortable in water over their head. Bring a towel and adequate sun protection. MANGROVE KAYAKING BON-880 Approx. 3 hours / from $89 Explore by kayak the mangroves of Lac Bay National Park, the beginning of the ecosystem and home to numerous water birds and other interesting flora and fauna. WHAT YOU DO: Transfer to Lac Bay and meet your trained guide who will provide a kayaking lesson and safety orientation. Follow the guide on your sit-on-top kayak through bird habitats and fish spawning areas. NOTE: This most active excursion is suitable only for passengers in excellent physical condition. Wear a swimsuit and bring adequate sun protection. Supplied safety vest must be worn while kayaking. Certain medical conditions may prevent your participation. BONAIRE DISCOVER SCUBA DIVING BON-920 Approx. 3 hours / from $139 This shallow-water introduction to scuba diving is designed for the non-diver and Bonaire is a great place to try this exciting sport. WHAT YOU DO: Transfer to the dive shop. A professional instructor provides the necessary information to ensure a fun and safe experience. Don your equipment and follow the instructor on a tour of one of Bonaire s coral reefs. Scuba equipment, professional instruction, supervision, and transportation are included. NOTE: Participants must know how to swim. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. A medical history/ liability waiver must be completed prior to participating on this tour. Certain medical conditions may prevent your participation. For additional information see the Questions and Answers section in this tour book. BONAIRE CERTIFIED SCUBA BON-930 Approx. 4 hours / from $149 Explore the world-famous pristine coral reefs of the Bonaire Marine Park on this two-tank certified boat dive. WHAT YOU DO: Transfer to the dive shop. Complete the paperwork and participate in the required 15-minute Bonaire Marine Park orientation. Next, receive your equipment and then after a buoyancy check board the dive boat for the first of two dives. NOTE: Certified divers must present their Open Water certification card to participate and must have dived in the last two years. There is a $10 USD cash payment for the Bonaire Marine Park user fee that must be paid in cash to the dive shop. Please bring the money with you on the tour. A medical history/liability waiver must be completed prior to participating on this tour. Certain medical conditions may prevent your participation. For additional information see the Questions and Answers section in this tour book. BONAIRE princess.com

11 CURAÇAO Historians still contend over which European adventurer first spied the largest island in the Netherlands Antilles. Some historians claim the honor for Alonzo de Ojeda; other historians champion Amerigo Vespucci. Little does it matter today s travelers are content to bask beneath sunny skies cooled by the trade winds. Lying some 40 miles off Venezuela, Curaçao boasts a landscape that is dramatic, stark, and volcanic. In contrast, Willemstad, the capital, seems a cozy Dutch haven with its pastel buildings and tiled roofs. Islanders themselves reflect this same colorful character: Over 50 different nationalities have come to call Curaçao their home. THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN AND AROUND CURAÇAO Punda and Otrabunda Nowhere else in the world, outside of the Netherlands, are there so many fantastic examples of 17th- and 18th-century Dutch colonial buildings. These neighborhoods, along with the historic city center in Willemstad, have been placed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Chobolobo The Chobolobo Mansion or Country Estate was built in the early 1800s. The Country House is located in the center of a piece of land covering more than 2 acres. The property s history is rather sketchy, but in the early 1900s it belonged to the Family Jesurun. In 1947 the property was purchased by N.V. Senior & Co. which produces the one and only genuine Curaçao of Curaçao liqueur. Hato Caves The caves were formed thousands of years ago when old coral reefs emerged out of the sea when the island was formed. The stalagmites and stalactites are still being formed today. Guided tours take you along gently sloping trails through the caves different chambers including a freshwater waterfall. Boka Tabla (Shete Boka National Park) Boka Tabla, one of Curaçao s most spectacular sites, was carved by the pounding surf over millions of years. A wide cavern has been formed underneath a limestone terrace where you can watch and listen to the surf roll in. The coastal scenery at the park is fantastic. VISIT PRINCESS.COM FOR FULL TOUR DESCRIPTIONS CURAÇAO HIGHLIGHTS & HATO CAVES CUR-100 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $54 Experience Curaçao s stark and dramatic countryside, explore the grottos of Hato Caves on a guided walking tour, and take in Willemstad s highlights. WHAT YOU DO: Travel across the stark countryside to Hato Caves. Meet your guides and set off on a walking tour of the underground grottos. Drive to the Curaçao Museum, founded in Cross the Queen Juliana Bridge for panoramic views of the city and harbor. Stop at Chobolobo, where the original Curaçao liqueur is distilled. NOTE: At Hato Caves, visitors must negotiate 50 steps to enter and exit the grottos. Participants must be at least 21 years old to sample alcoholic beverages. Tour sequence may vary. CURAÇAO COUNTRY DRIVE CUR-110 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $44 Explore Curaçao s volcanic west coast on a scenic drive that visits Boka Tabla natural arch, Westpoint, Knip Beach and the salt flats, home to pink flamingos. WHAT YOU DO: Drive to the island s west coast, passing several plantation homes and old labor houses. Your first stop is Boka Tabla, one of the island s national parks, where the sea has carved a natural arch out of Curaçao s volcanic coastline. Continue to West Point for a photo stop from your transportation to enjoy the view over the Caribbean Sea at Playa Forti. Head for the UNESCO-designated Knip Beach, a natural white-sand beach surrounded by volcanic hills. See the salt flats, where you may spot pink flamingos. Pass by the house of Jan Kok, the home of a legendary Dutchman famed for his amorous adventures. NOTE: Tour sequence may vary. Wildlife sightings, while common, are not guaranteed. CURAÇAO princess.com

12 WILLEMSTAD TROLLEY TRAIN TOUR CUR-150 Approx. 1 1 /2 hours / from $34 Ride the Willemstad Trolley Train on a guided tour of this historic city and its distinctive Dutch architecture. WHAT YOU DO: Travel past the historic Mikvé Israel-Emanuel Synagogue, the oldest synagogue in the Western Hemisphere. Visit Fort Amsterdam, built in 1635, which today serves as the Governor s Palace. Your tour ends at the Queen Emma Pontoon Bridge on Handelskade. NOTE: Transportation to and from the trolley train is by local taxi and is included in the tour price. Stay in town for independent sightseeing or shopping. If you remain in town, you are then responsible for your return to the ship. The cathedral may be closed on certain occasions. CURACAO HIGHLIGHTS & SEA AQUARIUM CUR-207 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $54 Enjoy a guided overview of Curacao that includes a visit to the Blue Curacao distillery, Caribbean Handicraft, and the famous Sea Aquarium. WHAT YOU DO: Drive through the World Heritage City of Willemstad. Pass by some of the typically old mansions and see the Queen Emma floating bridge that connects both sides of the city. Cross over the Queen Juliana Bridge, the highest bridge in the Caribbean (185 feet) affording a picturesque view of the city. You will visit the old mansion of Chobolobo, the distillery for the famous liqueur Blue Curacao. After a tasting and opportunity to make a purchase, head to Caribbean Handicraft, noted for its array of local crafts and souvenirs. Your next stop is the Curacao Sea Aquarium. See the exhibits and aquarium tanks featuring a variety of fish and marine life. The highlight of your visit is a 15-minute feeding show with the dolphins. NOTE: Tour sequence may vary. OSTRICH FARM & ALOE PLANTATION CUR-230 Approx. 3 hours / from $54 Visit two of Curaçao s premier industries and attractions the largest ostrich farm outside of Africa and the island s aloe factory. WHAT YOU DO: Drive through Willemstad s Otrobanda district. Cross the Queen Juliana Bridge for panoramic views of the city and harbor. Travel past the Franklin D. Roosevelt House, home to the U.S. Consulate. Tour the farm by safari jeep and help feed the ostriches. Enjoy a tour at the Aloe Plantation of Curaçao. NOTE: Tour sequence may vary. CULINARY DELIGHTS OF CURACAO CUR-250 Approx. 4 hours / from $109 This is the ultimate Curaçao experience for anyone who loves to cook. WHAT YOU DO: Walk from the ship to a restored mansion that is over 100 years old. Meet the chef and enjoy some tea or coffee and a delicious local pastry. The chef demonstrates how to prepare a variety of Caribbean and local dishes. Then you and your team prepare the same dishes. When everything is ready, enjoy the fruits of your labor accompanied by the appropriate wines. Receive recipes of what you prepared. SEA AQUARIUM BEACH DAY CUR-280 Approx. 5 hours / from $39 Curaçao is known for its beautiful beaches and this is your opportunity to enjoy one of them. WHAT YOU DO: Travel approximately 30 minutes to Sea Aquarium Beach. Claim your complimentary lounge chair and enjoy a refreshment, sunning and swimming. Food and beverages are available for purchase. The Sea Aquarium is located next door. There are also vendors on the beach that rent a variety of water toys. NOTE: Transportation to and from the beach is by local taxi and included in the price. Entrance fee to the Sea Aquarium is not included. Bring a towel, adequate sun protection, and dry clothes. HATO CAVES & WILLEMSTAD WALKING TOUR CUR-382 Approx. 2 1 /2 hours / from $34 Discover two of Curaçao s best highlights the Hato Caves and Dutch capital of Willemstad, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. WHAT YOU DO: Drive to the Hato Caves, home to beautiful limestone formations. A small path leads you to the pre-historic wall paintings. Continue back to the city to begin your walk through the colorful downtown area. Pass by the famed floating fruit and vegetable market, comprised of Venezuelan schooners, where the crews sell from their boats. Pass the colorful merchant houses. Walk across the Queen Emma floating bridge that connects both sides of the city as you return to your ship. CURAÇAO SEE & SEA TOUR CUR-655 Approx. 2 1 /2 hours / from $64 Experience Curaçao by sea and land on an excursion that features a cruise on a semi-submarine and a tour of Willemstad s highlights. WHAT YOU DO: Drive through the Otrobanda district to the Seaworld Explorer. Sit in air-conditioned comfort with large viewing ports five feet below the waterline. Back on land, cross the Queen Juliana Bridge. Make a brief stop at Chobolobo, the Dutch colonial mansion where the original Curaçao liqueur is distilled in 100-yearold barrels. NOTE: Participants must negotiate several steps to get down into the semi-submarine. The semi-submarine may visit alternate viewing sites due to sea or weather conditions. Participants must be at least 21 years old to sample alcoholic beverages. You may opt to be dropped off in town for independent sightseeing or shopping. You are then responsible for your return to the ship. SEAWORLD EXPLORER SEMI-SUB CUR-660 Approx. 1 1 /2 hours / from $54 View the underwater world from the comfort of the Seaworld Explorer, a state-of-the-art semi-submarine. WHAT YOU DO: Descend several steps into the hull of this cruising underwater observatory and sit in air-conditioned comfort five feet below the surface. The vessel does not submerge. Just offshore, you can clearly observe a wall dropping sharply to depths of several hundred feet. View a variety of colorful tropical fish and coral. NOTE: Participants must negotiate several steps to get down into the semi-submarine. CURAÇAO princess.com

13 DOMINICA Lying between Guadeloupe and Martinique, the island of Dominica (pronounced Tropical forests cover two thirds of the nation, home to rare birds, including sisserou and jacquot parrots. Streams and rivers tumble down mountain slopes and thread fertile valleys on their route to the sea. Dominica is also home to the last Carib Indians. When Columbus made landfall on his second voyage, this fierce tribe managed to keep the explorer at bay. And while the island proved a lure for both British and French planters, Dominica somehow managed to escape the trammels of civilization. This former British possession, independent since 1978, lures visitors with its unspoiled beauty, nicknamed The Nature Island. As the islanders fondly say, Aprés Bondi, c est la terre After God, it is the land. Tours may travel narrow, winding roads. THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN AND AROUND DOMINICA Trafalgar Falls Picturesque twin falls surrounded by forest, lush ferns and tropical foliage. Emerald Pool Formed by a delicate waterfall that cascades over a fern-covered cliff. Carib Territory Native Indians exhibit their arts and crafts and perform in traditional costumes. Morne Trois Pitons National Park UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to diverse flora and fauna, including over 170 species of birds. Ti Tou Gorge Located some 3,400 feet above sea level, hot and cold streams intermingle in this natural rock pool. Botanical Gardens Displays exotic species of indigenous flora and fauna. Rain Forest Aerial Tram Explore the rainforest effortlessly by gliding through the canopy in an open-air gondola. Whale And Dolphin Watching Dominica is home to a resident population of sperm whales and many other types of marine mammals are routinely seen here. Champagne Reef Sits on the edge of a submerged volcano, where vents of hot water bubble up from the earth s interior. VISIT PRINCESS.COM FOR FULL TOUR DESCRIPTIONS DOMINICA S FAVORITES DOM-100 Approx. 4 1 /2 hours / from $59 Visit two of Dominica s favorite natural attractions: stunning Trafalgar Falls and the beautiful Emerald Pool. WHAT YOU DO: Drive through Roseau to Morne Bruce for panoramic views of the city. Travel to the village of Trafalgar and set off with your guide on an approximately 15-minute walk to view the waterfalls. Continue to Trois Piton National Park and enjoy an approximately 20-minute guided trek to the Emerald Pool. NOTE: The rustic paths at the Emerald Pool are steep and may be slippery. To reach the pool itself requires negotiating many steep steps. This active excursion is suitable only for passengers in good physical condition. Wear comfortable clothes and sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots. TRAFALGAR FALLS & ROSEAU HIGHLIGHTS DOM-105 Approx. 3 hours / from $49 A guided scenic drive tours the capital of Roseau, visits the island s beautiful Trafalgar Falls, and tours the Botanical Gardens. WHAT YOU DO: Transfer to the falls and set out on an approximately 15-minute walk for viewing. These twin falls cascade into a deep pool and are surrounded by tropical foliage. Drive to the Botanical Gardens for a tour of the grounds. The garden features many of the exotic species of flora and fauna. NOTE: The rustic paths at Trafalgar Falls are steep and may be slippery. DOMINICA princess.com

14 RAINFOREST SCENIC DRIVE & JACO FALLS DOM-110 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $49 Dominica is known for its fantastic rainforest and this is your chance to see it as well as a beautiful waterfall with very little walking. WHAT YOU DO: Drive through the capital of Roseau to the Morne Bruce viewpoint that provides an overview of the city and the ship at the dock. Next, visit the Botanical Gardens. Continue toward the interior and stop at Jaco Falls where a very short, flat walk will take you to the viewpoint. Enjoy a photo stop at the Layou River. NOTE: There is an optional short walk down some steps to the waterfall s pool where you can take a quick dip if you desire. This tour requires little walking. The steps to the waterfall s pool may be slippery. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel if you plan to swim. FLOWER GARDENS & CREOLE COOKING WITH LUNCH DOM-250 Approx. 4 hours / from $129 This exclusive, more personal tour showcases several of the island s beautiful flower gardens and features a Creole cooking demonstration and lunch. WHAT YOU DO: Drive to the Botanical Gardens and the village of Eggleston. Learn about the history of gardening. Visit the Green Mountain Flower Garden and the Exotica Guesthouse. See a demonstration of Caribbean Creole cooking using fresh local vegetables and fruits. Enjoy a delicious Creole meal and beverage. NOTE: Participation is very limited. ISLAND-STYLE HOT BATHS & SCENIC DRIVE DOM-294 Approx. 2 1 /2 to 3 hours / from $69 This excursion offers an easy pace, allowing time to enjoy some sightseeing on your way to one of the most popular relaxation hot spots. WHAT YOU DO: Travel to the wellness village of Wotten Waven and a haven in the hills known as the Dominican Hot Spot. After a short introduction, you are escorted down a flight of natural steps to a series of open-air pools for the island-style hot mineral bath. Enjoy the rustic outdoor setting for approximately 45 minutes. NOTE: Maximum weight limit per participant is 250 pounds. The minimum age required to participate is 16 years old. There are 40 steps leading to the hot spring pool. This tour is not recommended for pregnant women or those with mobility difficulties. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel. TI TOU GORGE & HOT SPRINGS ESCAPE DOM-295 Approx. 3 hours / from $74 Escape completely and relax in paradise with a swim at Ti Tou Gorge and then enjoy a soak in the mineral hot springs located in Dominica s lush rainforest. WHAT YOU DO: Visit Ti Tou Gorge, featured in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man s Chest. Swim in a gorge between the mountains or simply relax. Drive to the wellness village of Wotten Waven. Walk down a short flight of natural steps to the open air pools for a 30-minute hot mineral bath that flows directly from an underground source. NOTE: The minimum age required to participate is 16 years old. Pregnant women and those passengers with heart problems or high blood pressure may not participate. Due to the uneven and sometimes rocky paths, this tour is not suitable for passengers with limited mobility. Maximum weight limit per participant is 250 pounds. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel. EMERALD POOL & VOLCANIC-SAND BEACH DOM-310 Approx. 4 hours / from $69 Visit the famed Emerald Pool and then spend time on a volcanic black-sand beach. WHAT YOU DO: Travel through Springfield Valley with its beautiful greenery to the Emerald Pool located in Morne Trois Piton National Park. Trek 20 minutes through the rainforest to reach the 50-foot cascading waterfall and inviting pool. Take a dip. Head to Layou Valley to enjoy approximately two hours at a volcanic black-sand beach. NOTE: The rustic paths at the Emerald Pool are steep and may be slippery. To reach the pool itself requires negotiating many steep steps. This active excursion is suitable only for passengers in good physical condition. Wear comfortable clothes, sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots and a swimsuit. Bring a towel and adequate sun protection. Beach chairs are not included, but may be available for rent. Tour sequence may vary. WACKY ROLLERS 4WD SAFARI DOM-340 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $79 Explore Dominica s natural wonders by 4WD and go off road in the beautiful Ti Tou Gorge to visit a natural pool with hot and cold running streams. WHAT YOU DO: Aboard your ex-military vehicle, travel to the Botanical Gardens and the village of Trafalgar. Take an approximately 15-minute walk to view a picturesque waterfall. At Ti Tou Gorge, a location site for Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man s Chest, go off road a short distance and walk to a natural rock pool for a swim. NOTE: The rustic paths at Trafalgar Falls are steep and may be slippery. Due to uneven, rocky and sometimes slippery paths, this tour is not recommended for those with limited mobility, or knee and hip problems. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection if you plan to swim. RAINFOREST AERIAL TRAM DOM-350 Approx. 4 hours / from $129 Explore Dominica s pristine Trois Piton rainforest, home to over 170 species of birds, in an open-air gondola with a private naturalist guide. WHAT YOU DO: Travel from Roseau to the village of Laudat, 2,000 feet above sea level. Board your gondola for an approximately 90-minute adventure through the rainforest. Disembark the gondola near the end for an optional walk across a 275-foot suspension bridge. View the gorge and waterfalls below, then return by gondola. NOTE: Wildlife sightings, while common, are not guaranteed. RAINFOREST AERIAL TRAM & TRAFALGAR FALLS WITH LUNCH DOM-355 Approx. 6 hours / from $149 Experience two of Dominica s best natural sites Trafalgar Falls and the Rainforest Aerial Tram and then enjoy a picnicstyle lunch. WHAT YOU DO: Enjoy a 15-minute walk to the sheltered viewing area for the magnificent Mother and Father Falls of Trafalgar. Drive through Roseau Valley to the picturesque Fresh Water Lake. At the tram site, board an open-air gondola, with private naturalist guide, for a 90-minute narrated ride through and above the treetops. NOTE: The rustic paths at Trafalgar Falls are steep and may be slippery. Swimming is not permitted at Fresh Water Lake. DOMINICA princess.com

15 TWIN FALLS & EMERALD POOL DOM-360 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $49 Experience Dominica s spectacular scenery on a combination adventure that visits the famed Emerald Pool and a newly discovered waterfall, Twin Falls. WHAT YOU DO: Travel to the Emerald Pool. Set off with your guide on the approximately 20-minute trek to the pool, formed by a small waterfall cascading over a fern-covered cliff. Drive to the Twin Falls where a 15-minute guided trek brings you to the first 80-foot waterfall. Climb a small hill for a close-up view of the second. NOTE: This active excursion is suitable only for passengers in good physical condition. The rustic paths at the Emerald Pool are steep and may be slippery. To reach the pool itself requires negotiating many steep steps. The rustic path to the first waterfall of Twin Falls may be slippery. The climb to the second waterfall at Twin Falls is steep and only suitable for those in very good physical condition. Jumping from the falls is not permitted. Wear sturdy, closed-toe walking shoes or hiking boots they will get muddy. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel if you plan to swim. TRAFALGAR FALLS & SULPHUR SPRINGS DOM-365 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $34 Travel to the island interior to visit two of Dominica s most stunning wonders Trafalgar Falls and a thermal sulphur spring so hot, your guide can actually boil an egg in its waters! WHAT YOU DO: Visit the Botanical Gardens and travel to the village of Trafalgar. Take an approximately 15-minute guided walk to see the falls, cascading into a deep pool. Stop at Chez Ophelia, a small cottage nestled in the valley, for refreshments. Take an approximately 15-minute hike to Sulphur Springs, a thermal pool. NOTE: The rustic paths at Trafalgar Falls and Sulphur Springs are steep and may be slippery. Wear comfortable clothes and sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots. The level of thermal activity at the spring varies from time to time. Exercise caution at the spring; the water is hot enough to burn and scald. DOMINICA CHALLENGE COURSE ADVENTURE DOM-405 Approx. 3 hours / from $99 Challenge yourself and have fun at the same time on this survivorlike course that features several elements including a zipline across a beautiful river. WHAT YOU DO: Head to the Wacky Rollers Adventure Park. Receive your safety equipment (harness, helmet, and gloves). The trained guides will then conduct a safety briefing and demonstration. Advance from tree to tree via suspended platforms that are connected by ropes and cables. The course ends with a 200-foot zipline across a river. NOTE: The maximum weight limit is 250 pounds. The minimum age required to participate is 12 years old. This most active excursion is suitable only for those passengers in excellent physical condition. Not recommeneded for pregnant women or passengers suffering from heart, back, neck or shoulder problems, as well as those prone to respiratory problems or seizures. Wear comfortable clothes and closed-toe shoes. HIKE TO MIDDLEHAM FALLS DOM-470 Approx. 4 hours / from $49 Outdoor enthusiasts will experience Dominica s rainforest on this guided hike to scenic Middleham Falls. WHAT YOU DO: Drive through Roseau en route to the Lauday Mountains. At the trailhead, set off with your guide on an approximately 45-minute hike to the falls. Middleham cascades some 400 feet into a crystal-clear pool. Enjoy approximately 30 minutes of free time to take in the views or swim. NOTE: This most active excursion is strenuous and suitable only for experienced hikers or passengers in excellent physical condition. Wear sturdy hiking boots they will get wet and muddy. Rain gear is advised. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel if you plan to swim. DOMINICA ATV SAFARI DOM-550 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $139 Explore Dominica s beautiful rainforest on a fun-filled guided four-wheel ATV safari. WHAT YOU DO: Transfer to the starting point. Meet your guides, who deliver a briefing on ATV operation and provide a safety helmet and goggles. Set off on your guided rainforest safari. Explore remote forested areas. A refreshment stop is included. NOTE: All drivers must present a valid driver s license and be at least 18 years old. This active excursion is suitable only for passengers in good physical condition. Participants must wear long pants and closed-toe shoes you will get muddy. Supplied safety equipment must be worn while operating ATVs. Maximum weight limit to participate is 275 pounds per person. DOMINICA WHALE & DOLPHIN WATCHING DOM-640 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $89 Erich Hoity, consultant to the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society, calls Dominica the most reliable spot for whale watchers to see sperm whales. WHAT YOU DO: Cruise to a point approximately eight miles off shore. Whales and dolphins are usually spotted on the surface or located with the use of an underwater hydrophone, if seas permit. Waters surrounding Dominica are a natural breeding ground for sperm whales and several species of dolphins are occasionally encountered. NOTE: Whales and dolphins are wild marine mammals. While every effort is made to locate them, actual sightings are not guaranteed. DOMINICA princess.com

16 DOMINICA RIVER TUBING EXCURSION DOM-730 Approx. 4 hours / from $69 Experience one of the most popular adventures the Caribbean has to offer enjoy a trip down river through the tropical forest. WHAT YOU DO: Travel through the lush interior of the island on to Hibiscus Eco-village, the starting point for tubing. With changing rooms, washrooms and easy river access, this is an ideal spot to begin. Travel down the boundary line (the river) to the last and only Carib Indian territory in the world. The river will take you on a combination of faster rapids and lazy slow-flowing pools, which makes it both fun-filled and relaxing. Your journey will be approximately 90 minutes. NOTE: This active excursion is suitable only for passengers in good physical condition. This tour is not recommended for pregnant women or those with back problems. Water shoes or shoes that can get wet are recommended. The speed of the river is dependent on the amount of rain received in the area. It can vary from slow-moving to rapid. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. Supplied safety vest must be worn while in the water. RIVER TUBING, JACO FALLS & MORE DOM-735 Approx. 5 hours / from $79 Experience river tubing and Jaco Falls two of the most popular adventure venues in Dominica and also enjoy a taste of the Carib Indian Culture. WHAT YOU DO: Travel through the island s interior to Jaco Falls. See the waterfall from a viewpoint or walk down to the pool for a refreshing dip and have a natural water-massage under the waterfall. Continue on to the Hibiscus Eco-village, the starting point for tubing. Enjoy a traditional dance performance conducted by a Carib Indian cultural group. The river adventure is a beautiful and peaceful voyage in the heart of untouched nature. The river will take you on a combination of fast rapids and lazy slow flowing pools lasting approximately one and a half hours. NOTE: This active excursion is suitable only for passengers in good physical condition. This tour is not recommended for pregnant women or those with back problems. Water shoes or shoes that can get wet are recommended. The speed of the river is dependent on the amount of rain received in the area. It can vary from slow-moving to rapid. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. Supplied safety vest must be worn while in the water. DOMINICA S ULTIMATE ADVENTURE TOUR WITH LUNCH DOM-820 Approx. 8 hours / from $189 CHAMPAGNE REEF SNORKELING DOM-825 Approx. 2 1 /2 hours / from $49 Snorkel in the waters of Champagne Reef, named for the bubbles that continuously rise from this shallow reef. WHAT YOU DO: Cruise to Champagne Reef, perched on the edge of a submerged volcano. Feel the hot water venting from the earth s depths. After an orientation and safety lecture, don your snorkel equipment and explore. Snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest, professional instruction, supervision, and transportation are included. NOTE: An alternate snorkeling site may be visited if sea or weather conditions are unfavorable at Champagne Reef. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. RIVER TO OCEAN KAYAKING ADVENTURE DOM-880 Approx. 3 hours / from $59 Enjoy a leisurely kayak adventure down Dominica s longest river, from the island s rainforest interior to the Caribbean. WHAT YOU DO: Transfer to the put-in point on Layou River. Meet your guides and receive a paddling lesson. Board your two-person sit-on-top kayak, follow your guides downstream, and navigate light rapids to the sea. Take a dip in the river and in the sea. NOTE: This most active excursion is suitable only for passengers in excellent physical condition. Supplied safety vest must be worn while kayaking. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. DOMINICA CERTIFIED SCUBA DOM-930 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $109 Certified divers will not want to miss this exciting two-tank boat dive at one of the premier dive destinations in the Eastern Caribbean. WHAT YOU DO: The first dive is normally along a pristine coral wall and reaches an average maximum depth of 70 feet. Your second dive visits a shallow reef area. Scuba equipment, professional supervision, saftey briefing, complimentary drink, and transportation are included. NOTE: Certified divers must present their Open Water certification card to participate. A medical history/liability waiver must be completed prior to participating on this tour. Certain medical conditions may prevent participation. For additional information see the Questions and Answers section in this tour book. Hiking, snorkeling, and swimming this ultimate adventure tour visits Dominica s most popular natural wonders: Champagne Reef, Trafalgar Falls, Ti Tou Gorge, and the Emerald Pool. WHAT YOU DO: Cruise to Champagne Reef. Your guides provide snorkeling equipment, orientation and safety briefing. Set off on a one-hour guided snorkel on the edge of a submerged volcano. Head to Trois Piton National Park and trek down to the Emerald Pool for a dip. Visit the twin falls of Trafalgar and hike to Ti Tou Gorge. NOTE: Snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest, professional instruction and supervision are included. The minimum age required to participate is 12 years old. This active excursion is suitable only for passengers in good physical condition. The rustic paths at the Emerald Pool are steep and may be slippery. To reach the pool itself requires negotiating many steep steps and the walk takes about 20 minutes. Jumping from the falls is not permitted. Wear comfortable clothes and sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots. Wear a swimsuit under your clothes and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. Water shoes are recommended. An alternate snorkel site may be used if sea or weather conditions are unfavorable. Tour sequence may vary. DOMINICA princess.com

17 FORT LAUDERDALE According to the popular 1960 beach movie, Fort Lauderdale was where the boys are. The city s reputation as America s spring-break capital, however, has been replaced with the more favorable image of a prime family tourist destination. The most popular beach resort in Florida is even more rightly famed as the Yachting Capital of the World, with more than 40,000 registered crafts calling its waters home. The city also prides itself on being the Venice of America with more than 300 miles of navigable waterways. Fort Lauderdale boasts worldclass theaters, museums, sightseeing, and shopping. NOTE: Disembarkation tours in Fort Lauderdale cannot be pre-reserved. Please inquire with the tour office once onboard for tour availability. Luggage is stowed on the transportation during disembarkation tours. Disembarkation tours end at the airports; therefore passengers who have post-cruise packages at local hotels must disembark at Fort Lauderdale International Airport. Passengers will then be responsible for their transportation to the hotel. THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN AND AROUND FORT LAUDERDALE Everglades National Park Covering the southern tip of Florida, the Everglades is pristine wetlands that has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The park is known for its rich birdlife and is the only place in the world where alligators and crocodiles coexist. Intracoastal Waterway Considered the Venice of America, Fort Lauderdale consists of 300 miles of navigable inland waterways lined with multimillion-dollar mansions, estates, and yachts belonging to the rich and famous. Flamingo Gardens and Wildlife Sanctuary These lush gardens comprise 60 acres showcasing rare, exotic and native plants including 22 champion trees. Attractions include the Everglades Free Flight Aviary, Alligator Lagoon, River Otter and Bobcat Habitats, Birds of Prey Center, and the Wildlife Encounter. VISIT PRINCESS.COM FOR FULL TOUR DESCRIPTIONS Ends at Fort Lauderdale International Airport FORT LAUDERDALE BY LAND & SEA (FLL) FLL-601 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $54 This tour of city sights includes a cruise onboard a paddlewheeled boat along the Intracoastal Waterway. WHAT YOU DO: Enjoy a guided journey that includes a ride along Fort Lauderdale Beach to trendy Las Olas Boulevard. Board the paddle-wheeled Carrie B or the Lady Lucille for a cruise along the Intracoastal Waterway. Your vessel features both open and enclosed decks, as well as a snack bar. The tour concludes at the airport. NOTE: This tour can be booked onboard only and is for passengers with flights leaving Fort Lauderdale International Airport after 2:30 pm. EXCLUSIVE YACHTING ON THE INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY (FLL) FLL-610 Approx. 3 hours / from $119 Enjoy the sights of Fort Lauderdale, The Venice of America, aboard a luxurious yacht. WHAT YOU DO: Enjoy a scenic drive through the Fort Lauderdale area en route to your luxury yacht. Be treated like royalty; relax on deck or inside the well appointed cabin. Sip champagne or mimosas. See homes of the rich and famous and learn about the area s history. At the conclusion of your cruise, you will be driven to the airport. NOTE: This tour can be booked onboard only and is for passengers with flights leaving Fort Lauderdale International Airport after 2:00pm. Due to the exclusive nature of this tour, the maximum capacity is very limited. FORT LAUDERDALE princess.com

18 EVERGLADES AIRBOAT RIDE (FLL) FLL-631 Approx. 2 to 2 1 /2 hours / from $44 Experience Everglades National Park on an airboat ride through this thrilling River of Grass. WHAT YOU DO: After a short transfer in air-conditioned transportation, board your airboat and set off. Throughout the 30-minute ride your experienced captain keeps his trained eye out for indigenous wildlife including water birds and American alligators. After your ride, transfer to the airport. NOTE: This tour can be booked onboard only and is for passengers with flights leaving Fort Lauderdale International Airport after 1:00 pm. Wildlife sightings, while common, are not guaranteed. EVERGLADES AIRBOAT RIDE & FLAMINGO GARDENS WILDLIFE SANCTUARY (FLL) FLL-636 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $64 Experience the legendary River of Grass by airboat and then visit a tropical garden and wildlife sanctuary. WHAT YOU DO: Visit what the Seminole Indians call Pahay Okee, the grassy water. After your 30-minute airboat ride, transfer to Flamingo Gardens and Wildlife Sanctuary and tour its subtropical grounds on a 30-minute narrated tram ride. Explore the free-flight aviary and the homestead of Floyd and Jane Wray, the estate s original owners. NOTE: This tour can be booked onboard only and is for passengers with flights leaving Fort Lauderdale International Airport after 2:30 pm. Wildlife sightings, while common, are not guaranteed. Ends at Miami International Airport FORT LAUDERDALE BY LAND & SEA (MIA) FLL-602 Approx. 4 1 /2 hours / from $64 This tour of city sights includes a cruise onboard a paddlewheeled boat along the Intracoastal Waterway. WHAT YOU DO: Enjoy a guided journey that includes a ride along Fort Lauderdale Beach to trendy Las Olas Boulevard. Board the paddle-wheeled Carrie B or the Lady Lucille for a cruise along the Intracoastal Waterway. Your vessel features both open and enclosed decks. Upon the conclusion of the waterway cruise, your city tour continues to the airport. NOTE: This tour can be booked onboard only and is for passengers with flights leaving Miami International Airport after 4:00 pm. EXCLUSIVE YACHTING ON THE INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY (MIA) FLL-611 Approx. 4 hours / from $129 Enjoy the sights of Fort Lauderdale, The Venice of America, aboard a luxurious yacht. WHAT YOU DO: Enjoy a scenic drive through the Fort Lauderdale area en route to your luxury yacht. Be treated like royalty; relax on deck or inside the well appointed cabin. Sip champagne or mimosas. See homes of the rich and famous and learn about the area s history. At the conclusion of your cruise, you will be driven to the airport. NOTE: This tour can be booked onboard only and is for passengers with flights leaving Miami International Airport after 3:00pm. Due to the exclusive nature of this tour, the maximum capacity is very limited. EVERGLADES AIRBOAT RIDE (MIA) FLL-632 Approx. 3 hours / from $54 Experience Everglades National Park on an airboat ride through this thrilling River of Grass. WHAT YOU DO: After a short transfer in air-conditioned transportation, board your airboat and set off. Throughout the 30-minute ride your experienced captain keeps his trained eye out for indigenous wildlife including water birds and American alligators. After your ride board your transportation for the transfer to the airport. NOTE: This tour can be booked onboard only and is for passengers with flights leaving Miami International Airport after 2:30 pm. Wildlife sightings, while common, are not guaranteed. EVERGLADES AIRBOAT RIDE & FLAMINGO GARDENS WILDLIFE SANCTUARY (MIA) FLL-637 Approx. 4 1 /2 hours / from $74 Experience the legendary River of Grass by airboat and then visit a tropical garden and wildlife sanctuary. WHAT YOU DO: After a short transfer, board your airboat and set off. Enjoy a 30-minute ride in the Everglades. Then travel to Flamingo Gardens and Wildlife Sanctuary and tour its subtropical grounds on a 30-minute narrated tram ride. Explore the free-flight aviary and the homestead of Floyd and Jane Wray, the estate s original owners. NOTE: This tour can be booked onboard only and is for passengers with flights leaving Miami International Airport after 4:00 pm. Wildlife sightings, while common, are not guaranteed. FORT LAUDERDALE princess.com

19 GRENADA Grenada is the Caribbean s Isle of Spice one of the world s major producers of nutmeg, mace, clove, cinnamon, and cocoa. Indeed, the fragrant aroma of spice seems to envelop the island s emerald hillsides, tropical forests, and sun-drenched beaches. Grenada is truly a feast for the senses. Americans, of course, may remember the island from the 1983 U.S. military intervention. Over two decades later, Grenada is again an ideal vacation spot. No building here may be built higher than a coconut palm. The majority of hotels are small and family owned. St. George s Harbor is a picture-perfect postcard of an idyllic Caribbean anchorage. THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN AND AROUND GRENADA St. George s Picturesque capital has remained nearly unchanged since the Colonial days. Annandale Falls Rushing water is framed by hanging ferns and a variety of the island s flowering and medicinal plants. Seven Sisters Falls Named for the series of seven falls that cascade down the mountain, the falls are reached by an approximately 45-minute hike through the rainforest. Grand Etang Lake Situated 1,900 feet above sea level in the crater of an extinct volcano. Fort Frederick Begun by the French in 1779 and completed by the English in 1791, the fort offers a fantastic view of the town and harbor below. River Tubing Enjoy one of the coolest tours in the Caribbean by floating down one of Grenada s prettiest rivers. VISIT PRINCESS.COM FOR FULL TOUR DESCRIPTIONS GRENADA S HIGHLIGHTS & SCENIC DRIVE GND-100 Approx. 4 hours / from $54 Visit historic Fort Frederick, picturesque Grand Etang Crater Lake, and Annandale Falls. WHAT YOU DO: Enjoy a narrated drive through the capital of St. George s. At Fort Frederick. learn how both the French and British built the fortress with a fantastic view of town. At Grand Etang National Park, enjoy a complimentary beverage while taking in views of the lake. Annandale Falls features a short but steep walk down to the water. NOTE: Tour sequence may vary. The path at Annandale Falls can be slippery at times. SPICE ISLAND TOUR GND-105 Approx. 3 hours / from $49 DISCOVER GRENADA, ISLE OF SPICE WITH LUNCH GND-210 Approx. 5 hours / from $119 Experience the Isle of Spice on an excursion that travels to an historic fort, a spice garden, a rum estate, and family-owned restaurant for lunch. WHAT YOU DO: Travel to Fort Frederick, an 18th-century fortress which offers panoramic harbor views. Head to Laura s Herb and Spice Garden, which grows herbs and spices used for medicinal remedies. Visit Westerhall Estate and ruins to learn about the rum blending process. Enjoy a buffet-style lunch at the waterfront Aquarium Restaurant where you have time to spend on the beach. NOTE: Participants must be at least 21 years old to sample alcoholic beverages. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection if you plan to swim at the beach. This tour visits the same stops as GND-100 except that it is operated in non-air-conditioned transportation and does not include the scenic drive portion. WHAT YOU DO: Enjoy a narrated drive through the capital of St. George s on your way to Fort Frederick with its excellent views. Travel on to Grand Etang Lake in Grand Etang National Park with the lake inside the crater of an extinct volcano. Annandale Falls features a short but steep walk down to the rushing water. GRENADA princess.com

20 GRENADA S FAVORITES GND-320 Approx. 3 hours / from $49 Visit two of Grenada s most popular attractions: dramatic Concord and Annandale Falls. WHAT YOU DO: Travel up Lowther Lane to a lookout offering views of the town below. Head to Concord Falls and descend the path to the pool at the fall s base. Enjoy a refreshing dip and continue to the village of Annandale on the border of Grand Etang National Park. Join your guide for the short walk to the falls. NOTE: Tour sequence may vary. The paths at Annandale Falls can be slippery at times. There are approximately 50 stairs required to reach the bathing pool at Concord Falls. Jumping from the falls is not permitted. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel if you plan to swim. GRENADA EXPLORER GND-325 Approx. 4 hours / from $49 This guided tour surveys the island s scenic highlights and tours a historic spice plantation. WHAT YOU DO: Drive through St. George s en route to Dougaldston Spice Estate, passing several small villages. On your tour of this historic plantation, learn how spices such as nutmeg, mace, and cocoa are grown and processed the old-fashioned way. Continue to Grand Etang National Park, Annandale Falls, and Fort Frederick. NOTE: The tour is guided and operated in non-air-conditioned transportation. The path at Annandale Falls can be slippery at times. SPICES OF GRENADA GND-330 Approx. 4 hours / from $49 Experience the Isle of Spice on a tour that visits an herb and spice farm and stops for a sampling of exotic rums. WHAT YOU DO: Enjoy a scenic drive through the capital of St. George s en route to De La Grenade Industries to sample jams, jellies, nutmeg syrup and their prize-winning nutmeg liqueur. Head for Laura s Herb and Spice Garden. Tour the garden and home. Continue to Westerhall Estates, which produces the island s leading rums. SCENES OF GRENADA & GRAND ANSE BEACH GND-335 Approx. 3 hours / from $44 Take in the sights of St. George s, see historic Fort Frederick, and relax at Grand Anse Beach. WHAT YOU DO: Enjoy a narrated drive through the capital of St. George s, passing the ruins of Government House on your way to a brief tour of Fort Frederick. The fort offers a fantastic view of the town. Then head for the resort area of Grand Anse Beach for approximately 90 minutes on Grenada s popular beach. NOTE: Changing facilities are available at the beach. 4WD ADVENTURE TO SULPHUR POND GND-340 Approx. 4 hours / from $79 Your four-wheel-drive ventures to a part of Grenada few visitors experience Calbony Sulphur Pond, known to islanders as the healing pond. WHAT YOU DO: Travel winding roads through tropical forests, passing small villages. Photo stops are made. Hike for approximately five minutes through the rainforest to the pond, where you have approximately 30 minutes to relax in the warm waters and enjoy the tranquil surroundings. Also visit Grand Etang Lake in Grand Etang National Park, NOTE: This is not a self-drive tour. The hike to Clabony Sulphur Pond is over rough and at times slick terrain. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel if you plan to bathe in the pond. Closed-toe shoes are recommended. ROYAL MT. CARMEL WATERFALL GND-470 Approx. 4 hours / from $49 Visit one of Grenada s picturesque waterfalls. WHAT YOU DO: Travel approximately 60 minutes to your trailhead in Grenada s interior. Follow your guide on a 15-minute hike to Royal Mt. Carmel Falls. Admire the falls from a distance or walk under them for a brisk and refreshing natural massage. Enjoy approximately 45 minutes at the falls. NOTE: This most active excursion is suitable only for passengers in excellent physical condition. The paths at Royal Mt. Carmel Falls may be slippery. Jumping from the falls is not permitted. Wear comfortable, sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots. Wear a swimsuit under your clothes and bring a towel. HIKE TO SEVEN SISTERS WATERFALLS GND-475 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $79 A must-do for the adventurous type visit Grand Grand Etang National Park and view the lake lying at the bottom of an extinct volcano; then hike through the rainforest to the notable Seven Sisters Waterfalls. WHAT YOU DO: Drive to the trailhead after stopping at Grand Etang Park. The approximately 45-minute guided hike follows a narrow trail that is quite steep, slippery, and muddy. Hikers encounter protruding rocks and roots and must ford a small stream. Seven Sisters is actually two falls, one spilling into the other. NOTE: This most active excursion is suitable only for experienced hikers or passengers in excellent physical condition. The minimum age required to participate is 12 years old. Jumping from the falls is not permitted. Wear sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots; they will get muddy. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel if you plan to swim. MORNE GAZO NATURE HIKE & BEACH GND-480 Approx. 4 hours / from $49 Take a guided hike through a low-level rainforest and then relax with a swim in the beautiful Caribbean Sea. WHAT YOU DO: Drive through St. George s over the Old Fort Road for a photo stop of the picturesque harbor. At the trailhead receive a short safety briefing. The trail, made of crushed nutmeg shells, ascends 200 feet and is approximately one mile long. After the return hike, drive to Grand Anse Beach for an hour of swimming and relaxing. NOTE: This most active excursion is suitable only for passengers in excellent physical condition. Wear sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots they will get muddy. Changing facilities are available at the beach. GRENADA princess.com

21 PARTY CRUISE & BEACH GND-650 Approx. 3 hours / from $54 Party Caribbean-style on a motorized-catamaran cruise that features a live steel band and visits beautiful Morne Rouge Beach. WHAT YOU DO: Enjoy a leisurely 45-minute cruise on the way to Morne Rouge Beach. Stop over a reef to feed the fish and dance to the rhythms of a live steel drum band. Drop anchor at Morne Rouge Beach. Swim, sunbathe, or simply relax. Then it s party time during your return cruise. NOTE: Participants must be at least 21 years old to consume alcoholic beverages. The captain reserves the right to stop serving alcohol to anyone that in his opinion has had enough to drink. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. GRENADA RIVER TUBING GND-730 Approx. 3 hours / from $69 Cool off the old-fashioned way by river tubing on one of Grenada s beautiful rivers. WHAT YOU DO: Travel approximately 45 minutes to the Balthazar River, nestled in the tropical forest. Receive a safety briefing, safety vest and tube. Accompany the guide on a wet and wild float down the river. Gently spin and swirl in the currents. Be prepared for a thrilling ride down the river, stopping in the pools along the way. NOTE: The maximum weight limit per participant is 230 pounds. Not recommended for pregnant women. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. Supplied safety vest must be worn while in the tubes. Water shoes are also recommended. FIVE-STAR SAIL, SNORKEL & BEACH WITH LUNCH GND-810 Approx. 5 hours / from $129 Sail aboard a catamaran on a full-day excursion that features a guided snorkel adventure, lunch, and fun in the sun on a whitesand beach. WHAT YOU DO: Board High Time, a 52-foot sailing catamaran, and sail along Grenada s west coast to Flamingo Bay. Your crew offers a snorkel site safety briefing. Set off on an approximately one-hour guided snorkel adventure. After lunch, cruise to Morne Rouge Bay and relax on the white-sand beach. Snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest, professional instruction and supervision are included. NOTE: Passengers should be competent swimmers who are comfortable in water over their heads. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. GRENADA SNORKELING & BEACH GND-820 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $49 ECO-CRUISE & UNDERWATER SCULPTURE PARK SNORKEL GND-850 Approx. 2 hours / from $89 Enjoy a scenic outing through the sheltered coves along Grenada s west coast on your way to snorkel at a unique underwater sculpture park. WHAT YOU DO: Board your rigid, inflatable powerboat and cruise out past Dragon Bay, Black Bay, the Lagoon and Carenage. Your destination is Molinere Point to spend approximately 45 minutes snorkeling at Grenada s newest attraction the underwater sculpture park a designated area with various statues and life-size figurines. NOTE: The minimum age required to participate is 8 years old. Maximum weight limit per person is 275 pounds. Not recommended for pregnant women. Itinerary and snorkel site are subject to change due to sea and weather conditions. Wear a swimsuit, hat, soft-toed shoes and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. GRENADA DISCOVER SCUBA DIVING GND-920 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $119 If you have always wanted to experience the thrill of scuba diving, take the plunge in the warm waters of Grenada. WHAT YOU DO: Transfer by boat to a local dive shop. Receive a lesson on dry land and learn the skills required to make this a safe and rewarding experience. Practice your new skills in a swimming pool. You and your instructor dive along a shallow reef. Scuba equipment, professional instruction, supervision, and transportation are included. NOTE: A medical history/liability waiver must be completed prior to participating on this tour. Certain medical conditions may prevent participation. Dive sites subject to change. For additional information see the Questions and Answers section in this tour book. GRENADA CERTIFIED SCUBA GND-930 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $119 Experience Grenada s underwater wonders on a two-tank dive expedition. WHAT YOU DO: Transfer by boat to a local dive shop. Receive your equipment and board the dive boat. Depending on conditions, your first dive visits one of the deeper reef walls and reaches depths of 70 feet. Your second dive visits a shallow reef. Scuba equipment, professional supervision, and transportation are included. NOTE: Certified divers must present their Open Water certification card to participate. A medical history/liability waiver must be completed prior to participating. Certain medical conditions may prevent participation. For additional information see the Questions and Answers section in this tour book. A snorkel boat ventures out to one of Grenada s prime sites that offers great snorkeling for novices and experts alike. WHAT YOU DO: Cruise along the tropical coastline en route to the snorkeling site. The calm shallow waters of the bay are perfect for beginners, while experienced snorkelers will enjoy the deeper areas of the reef. Snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest, professional instruction, supervision, and transportation are included. NOTE: Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. GRENADA princess.com

22 PRINCESS CAYS Join us at Princess Cays for our exclusive port of call and private beach party on the island of Eleuthera in the Bahamas. One hundred miles long and only two miles wide, Eleuthera offers unspoiled beaches. Our private resort at Princess Cays is situated on more than 40 acres and features over a half-mile of white-sand shoreline. The resort boasts all the amenities while carefully preserving this natural paradise. Take in the views from the observation tower. Enjoy a barbecue. Sip a cool drink or browse the shops and the local craft market. All of Princess Cays facilities are linked relax on the beach. Please see your Cruise Personalizer on princess.com for water sport rental and tour details. Note: Princess Cays is an anchorage port; passengers transfer to shore via ship s tender. THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN AND AROUND PRINCESS CAYS Water Sports All the best water toys are available for rental, including kayaks, paddle wheelers, sea boards, and floats. Beach Barbecue A delicious lunch is prepared by the ship s staff. Pelican s Perch A fully supervised children s recreation area complete with a replica galleon. Tour Eleuthera Take our guided sightseeing tour which includes the town of Rock Sound, revealing a land that time has almost forgotten. The island is too large to see in a day but this excursion will serve up a delightful taste. Note: Snorkel equipment, sea boards, floats, kayaks, paddle wheelers, the banana boat rides, aqua chairs, beach clamshells, bungalows and a tour of Eleuthera can be pre-reserved. All other equipment and activities must be booked onboard. Please be advised that all activities at Princess Cays, including tours, equipment rentals and water sports, are sold on a no-refund basis. VISIT PRINCESS.COM FOR FULL TOUR DESCRIPTIONS A TASTE OF ELEUTHERA RSD-100 Approx. 4 hours / from $99 Come along and discover Eleuthera, one of the islands of the Bahamas, on a sightseeing tour in a land that time has almost forgotten. This 110-mile long island is too large to see in a day, but this excursion will serve up a delightful taste. WHAT YOU DO: Once ashore, board your air-conditioned transportation. Pass through quaint villages with small pristine churches, like the seaside St. Columba in Tarpum Bay which dates back to the 1800s. Enjoy photo stops at Rock Sound Harbor and Castle MacMillan. In the town of Rock Sound, visit the South Eleuthera Mission Library and Museum and visit one of nature s wonders an ocean hole where the bottom has yet to be found. Enjoy an authentic native lunch and be entertained with Junkanoo, the Bahamian tradition which incorporates music, costumes, and dance. GLASS-BOTTOM BOAT CRUISE RSD-620 Approx. 1 hour / from $39 View the beautiful underwater world of Eleuthera without getting wet, on a state-of-the-art glass-bottom boat. WHAT YOU DO: Board your boat at the Princess Cays marina for a brief cruise to one of the area s pristine coral reefs. Upon arrival the captain maneuvers the boat around the reef and your guide will point out and identify different types of colorful fish, corals, and sponges. View the fish and corals through large panels. Enjoy identifying the fish on your own with the fish identification cards that are attached to the railing. PRINCESS CAYS princess.com

23 DEEP SEA FISHING RSD-740 Approx. 2 1 /2 hours / from $249 Try your luck fishing for game fish such as tuna, wahoo, mahi mahi, barracuda, jacks, and billfish. WHAT YOU DO: Board your custom sport fishing boat and cruise the short distance out to the fishing spot. Very close to Princess Cays lies an underwater bridge that connects the islands of Eleuthera and Little San Salvador. Rising from 2,000 feet to just 60 feet from the surface, this ridge acts like a funnel for passing game fish. All of your equipment and the assistance of an experienced captain and crew are included. NOTE: Fishing method is strictly catch and release. We guarantee fishing, but catching is up to you and the fish. Dress in appropriate fishing attire; bring a hat and adequate sun protection. The minimum age required to participate is 13 years old. SNORKELING AT PRINCESS CAYS (FOR EXPERIENCED SNORKELERS) RSD-820 Approx. 1 1 /2 hours / from $49 This new offering at Princess Cays is sure to delight experienced snorkelers looking for adventure in the clear Bahamian waters. WHAT YOU DO: Board your custom-built, spacious 42-foot snorkel boat at the Princess Cays marina. Receive a safety briefing about the boat and snorkeling equipment. Enjoy approximately one hour in the crystal-clear waters to explore the shallow reef and its colorful inhabitants. Snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest is included. The boat has two freshwater showers to rinse away the salt. NOTE: Participants must be experienced snorkelers as snorkel instruction is not provided. The minimum age required to participate is 12 years old. Participants enter/exit the ocean on the hinged platform at the stern of the boat which rests below the water. You must be able to swim and be comfortable in water that comes over your head. PRINCESS CAYS CERTIFIED SCUBA (ONE-TANK DIVE) RSD-930 Approx. 2 1 /2 hours / from $159 Enjoy a single-tank dive on the seldom dived and pristine reefs of Eleuthera. WHAT YOU DO: Once ashore, meet the crew of your dive boat, receive scuba equipment and a safety orientation. The dive is usually along an inner section of the world-class south Eleuthera wall. This area is an underwater photographer s dream destination. Scuba equipment, professional supervision, and transportation are included. NOTE: Participants must have either logged a minimum of 10 dives total or done at least two dives in the last 12 months. Certified divers must present their Open Water certification card to participate. A medical history/liability waiver must be completed prior to participating on this tour. Certain medical conditions may prevent your participation. For additional information see the Questions and Answers section in this tour book. BEACH CLAMSHELL (UP TO 2 PEOPLE) RSD-950 All day / from $24 per clamshell Enjoy some shade while relaxing on the beach. A clamshell includes two lounge chairs. NOTE: This rental is sold by the clamshell. Please book per clamshell. Each clamshell can accommodate up to two guests. One ticket is valid for up to two people. BEACH BUNGALOW (UP TO 6 PEOPLE) RSD-952 All day / from $199 per bungalow Enjoy your own private beach bungalow while at Princess Cays. The colorful beachfront bungalows are perfect for families or for those who want to make the most of their visit to Princess Cays. Located in the picturesque palm grove just behind the beach, each bungalow features air-conditioning and ceiling fan, a table and four chairs inside, two sun loungers outside on the deck, and a private shower. Additional amenties may be included for a supplemental charge such as a gourmet picnic. Ask for details at the Shore Excursion Desk onboard. NOTE: This rental is sold by the bungalow. Please book per bungalow. A bungalow can accommodate up to six guests. One ticket is valid for up to six people. SANCTUARY BEACH BUNGALOW ADULTS ONLY (UP TO 6 PEOPLE) RSD-953 All day / from $249 per bungalow Finally, a private island experience which is truly private. Enjoy your own beach bungalow situated in the new adults-only area The Sanctuary at Princess Cays, an extension of the onboard experience. The colorful beachfront bungalows are perfect for those who seek privacy and seclusion. Each bungalow features air-conditioning and ceiling fan, a table and four chairs inside, two sun loungers outside, and a private shower. Additional amenties may be included for a supplemental charge such as a gourmet picnic. Ask for details at the Shore Excursion Desk onboard. NOTE: This rental is sold by the bungalow. Please book per bungalow. Each bungalow can accommodate up to six guests. One ticket is valid for up to six people. SEA BOARD RSD hour / from $9 Enjoy your personalized glass-bottom float. FLOAT RSD-957 All day / from $9 This is a relaxing way to spend your day on the water. AQUA CHAIR RSD-958 All day / from $9 Relax in the turquiose waters of Princess Cays in your own aqua chair. PRINCESS CAYS princess.com

24 HOBIE WAVE SAILBOAT (UP TO 2 PEOPLE) RSD hour / from $54 per sailboat Try your hand at skimming across the waves in an exhilarating Hobie sailboat. NOTE: This rental is sold by the boat. Please book per sailboat. One ticket is valid for two people. HOBIE BRAVO SAILBOAT (UP TO 2 PEOPLE) RSD hour / from $39 per saillboat A cruise in a Bravo provides a pure sailing experience and sharpens your sailing skills! NOTE: This rental is sold by the boat. Please book per sailboat. One ticket is valid for two people. HOBIE WAVE SAILBOAT LESSON & RENTAL (UP TO 2 PEOPLE) RSD-965 Approx. 1 hour / from $179 per sailboat Receive a 30-minute lesson on how to handle a Hobie sailboat and then enjoy approximately 30 minutes of independent sailing time. NOTE: This rental is sold by the boat. Please book per sailboat. One ticket is valid for two people. BANANA BOAT RIDE RSD minutes / from $19 Hop onboard our Banana Boat for the ride of your life. SNORKEL VEST RSD-975 All day / from $9 PADDLE WHEELER II (2 PEOPLE) RSD minutes / from $24 per paddle wheeler Soak up the rays, get some exercise and paddle about the waters of our private resort. NOTE: This rental is sold by the paddle wheeler. Please book per paddle wheeler. One ticket is valid for two people. PADDLE WHEELER IV (4 PEOPLE) RSD minutes / from $29 per paddle wheeler Bring along your friends or family on a nice paddleboat for four. NOTE: This rental is sold by the paddle wheeler. Please book per paddle wheeler. One ticket is valid for up to four people. OCEAN KAYAK (1 PERSON) RSD minutes / from $19 Kayak the waters of our island paradise. OCEAN KAYAK (UP TO 2 PEOPLE) RSD minutes / from $29 per kayak Bring along a friend and enjoy a leisurely kayak trip. NOTE: This rental is sold by the kayak. Please book per kayak. One ticket is valid for two people. TRANSPARENT HULL KAYAK (UP TO 2 PEOPLE) RSD minutes / from $34 per kayak Enjoy views of the colorful coral and tropical fish as you kayak along. NOTE: This rental is sold by the kayak. Please book per kayak. One ticket is valid for two people. Rent a snorkel vest and spend the day exploring the underwater sights of Princess Cays. SNORKEL EQUIPMENT RSD-976 All day / from $24 Includes mask, fins, snorkel vest and mesh bag. AQUA BIKE (2 PEOPLE) RSD minutes / from $29 per Bike Get some exercise and soak up the rays on an aqua bike for two. NOTE: This rental is sold by the aqua bike. Please book per aqua bike. One ticket is valid for two people. PRINCESS CAYS princess.com

25 ST. THOMAS The U.S. Virgin Islands are America s paradise, offering an easygoing blend of island ways and American practicality. St. Thomas, capital of the island group, offers every imaginable sport: snorkeling, golfing, hiking, and sailing. Just a few miles away you can easily visit St. John and Virgin Islands National Park. Stunning mountain scenery, crystalline waters, and white-sand beaches with palms swaying in the breeze the U.S. Virgin Islands are truly a slice of paradise. THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN AND AROUND ST. THOMAS Coral World This marine park includes a predator tank, Marine Gardens, aquariums and a touch pool. St. Peter Great House This Caribbean hideaway was once a haunt of the rich and famous. It offers impressive views from the observation deck perched 1,000 feet above sea level. Magens Bay Rated by National Geographic magazine as one of the top 10 beaches in the world. St. John Virgin Islands National Park covers two-thirds of the island, providing beautiful beaches and impressive snorkeling in the marine preserve. Duty-Free Shopping St. Thomas has long been known for excellent duty-free shopping. Many of the ship s tours include time for shopping plus you get to experience the history and sights of the island. VISIT PRINCESS.COM FOR FULL TOUR DESCRIPTIONS BEST OF ST. THOMAS ISLAND TOUR STT-100 Approx. 2 1 /2 to 3 / from $49 Enjoy some of the most breathtaking vistas in the Caribbean on a drive along Skyline Drive. WHAT YOU DO: Discover why Skyline Drive has its name as you gaze to nearby St. John, the British Virgin Islands, and the harbor of Charlotte Amalie below. Stop at St. Peter Great House and Botanical Garden. This magnificent Caribbean estate features stunning views from grounds perched 1,000 feet above the sea. Stroll the gardens and admire the architecture. An optional drop-off is possible downtown to remain in town and shop; however, you are then responsible for your return to the ship. NOTE: Tours departing in the afternoon do not have the option of remaining in Charlotte Amalie to shop. Passengers choosing to stay in town are responsible for their transfer back to the ship. Taxi fare is approximately $4 per person. There are a few steps at St. Peter Great House. ULTIMATE ISLAND EXPERIENCE STT-102 Varies / from $54 Everything you would want to experience in St. Thomas is packaged into one complete outing spectacular down-island vistas, time at the beach, duty-free shopping, and historic locations. WHAT YOU DO: Travel along scenic Skyline Drive. Enjoy a photo stop at Drake s Seat and spend approximately two hours on the white sands of Magens Bay. Experience the world-famous Blackbeard s Castle and the Kongens (King s) Quarter, sometimes called The Williamsburg of the Caribbean. Pass the famous 99 Steps and visit the Caribbean World Amber Museum. NOTE: Your tour concludes on Main Street for recommended shopping. Return to ship is via scenic harbor cruise at your leisure. Please consult your port & shopping map provided onboard for downtown boat dock location. Duration is approximately 4 to 6 hours depending upon your personal touring and shopping time. If you choose to use the swimming pools at Blackbeard s Hill, wear a swimsuit and bring a towel. Changing facilities are available. ST. THOMAS princess.com

26 VIEWS OF ST. THOMAS STT-105 Approx. 3 to 3 1 /2 hours / from $49 This exciting tour offers the best views on the island and includes a skyride to the top of Paradise Point. WHAT YOU DO: Travel along Skyline Drive with views of nearby St. John, the British Virgin Islands, and the harbor of Charlotte Amalie below. Stop at St. Peter Great House for a look at this restored manor home with commanding views from its observation deck. Receive a complimentary refreshment. Enjoy a tram ride to Paradise Point for the eight-minute ascent to the top, located 700 feet above sea level. There is time to browse the shops at Paradise Point before the return ride down. NOTE: Tour sequence may vary. There are a few steps at the base and top of the tramway. For morning departures, participants have the option of remaining downtown to shop. Should you choose to remain downtown, transportation to the pier is your own responsibility. Taxi fare is approximately $4.00 per person. CARIBBEAN AMBER WORLD MUSEUM STT-112 Varies / from $29 Discover a one-of-a-kind museum, showcasing gemstones 350 million years in the making, footsteps from Main Street within the venerable Hotel 1829 on Government Hill. WHAT YOU DO: Learn the history of this exceptional gemstone, fossilized tree resin from prehistoric jungles. See the Dino Print, a piece with a dinosaur s footprint. Browse ancient amber jewelry from 4,000 BC including the Master s Box. Admire the amber waterfall comprised of over 12,000 stones. Walk to shopping from the museum. NOTE: Your tour includes transportation from/to the ship and concludes on Main Street for recommended shopping. Return to ship is via scenic harbor cruise at your leisure. Please consult your port & shopping map provided onboard for downtown boat dock location. Tour duration is approximately 2 hours, but may extend longer depending upon your personal touring and shopping time. COLONIAL ST. THOMAS & RECOMMENDED SHOPPING STT-115 Varies / from $44 Experience the beauty of St. Thomas, the charming historic district of the Kongens (King s) Quarter The Williamsburg of the Caribbean and enjoy the famous duty-free shopping, all in one tour. WHAT YOU DO: Travel along picturesque Skyline Drive offering vistas of Magens Bay and Charlotte Amalie. After a photo stop at Drake s Seat, continue to the legendary 17th-century Blackbeard s Castle. Explore the surroundings, visit several National Landmark Properties and other historic structures, including Crown House (once used by visiting Danish Royalty). See the collection of life-sized pirate sculptures and drop by the Caribbean World Amber Museum. A short walk away is Main Street duty-free shopping. NOTE: Your tour concludes on Main Street for recommended shopping. Return to ship is via scenic harbor cruise at your leisure. Please consult your port & shopping map provided onboard for downtown boat dock location. Tour duration is approximately 4 hours depending upon your personal touring and shopping time. DOWNTOWN SHOPPING & MAGENS BAY BEACH GETAWAY STT-116 Approx. 6 to 6 1 /2 hours / from $39 Enjoy the convenience of traveling both to town for shopping and the beach on your pre-arranged island-style open-air safari bus. WHAT YOU DO: Transfer downtown to the duty-free capital of the Caribbean. After two hours of bargain hunting, meet up with your driver at the pre-arranged time and place. Then transfer back to the ship for a 30-minute stop. Drop off your bags. Re-board your vehicle and head to Magens Bay for two hours admission fee included. NOTE: Food and beverage are available for purchase at the beach. Chairs are available for a nominal charge, plus there are changing facilities. CORAL WORLD & ISLAND DRIVE STT-117 Approx. 3 hours / from $49 Visit Coral World, an impressive aquarium park dedicated to the marine life of the Caribbean. WHAT YOU DO: Travel by open-air safari bus to Coral World at Coki Point. Enjoy approximately 90 minutes of free time to explore on your own. Highlights include the shark predator tank, a stroll through the Marine Gardens, and seeing the 21 aquariums. There is a scenic drive on the return to the ship. NOTE: Tour sequence may vary. ST. JOHN ISLAND TOUR STT-120 Approx. 4 to 4 1 /2 hours / from $64 Board a comfortable tour boat for the 45-minute narrated ride to St. John, part of Virgin Islands National Park. WHAT YOU DO: Meet your driver/guide upon arrival at St. John and venture into the southernmost National Park in the United States. Enjoy the white-sand beaches, crystalline waters, and dramatic scenery. See Whistling Cay, Trunk Bay, Hawksnest Bay, and Caneel Bay, which overlooks the Rockefeller plantation. Return to Cruz Bay for 20 minutes of shopping time prior to the boat ride back to St. Thomas. ACCESSIBLE SCENIC ISLAND DRIVE (SOLD ONBOARD ONLY) STT-148 Approx. 2 1 /2 hours / from $64 Take a splendid tour of St. Thomas in a custom vehicle that s fully equipped for limited mobility and wheelchair access, as well as anyone who wishes to enjoy the leisurely pace of this excursion. WHAT YOU DO: Board your custom vehicle and travel west past the airport and College of the Virgin Islands, as your guide shares local knowledge of the island s history, landmarks, and legends. Photo stops along the way include Black Point Hill and Drake s Seat overlooking Magens Bay, where legend has it that Sir Francis Drake once spied on vessels entering the channel. Then continue to Mahogany Run and Beacon Point for a view looking down the east side of the island. Enjoy the scenery on Skyline Drive, proceeding through downtown and back to the ship. NOTE: This tour can not be pre-reserved. Inquire with the Tour Office once onboard. Please let the Shore Excursion Manager know if you are an able-bodied passenger, have a collapsible wheelchair, or are wheelchair bound so we can prepare for your needs. If a passenger is confined to a scooter, the maximum weight limit is 600 pounds. This tour is fully accessible. Space is limited and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. ST. THOMAS princess.com

27 SKYRIDE TO PARADISE POINT STT-180 Varies / from $21 Ride an aerial tram to Paradise Point for spectacular photographic views of the picturesque St. Thomas harbor. WHAT YOU DO: Board the Skyride for a 15-minute roundtrip ride to the top of Paradise Point, 700 feet above sea level. Enjoy the harbor panoramas. Browse the shops, enjoy a frozen beverage and lunch, walk on the nature trail, or watch the bird show, performed three times daily. NOTE: The Skyride is located across the street from Havensight Mall. Havensight Mall is located approximately 20 minutes from the Crown Bay dock. Taxi transportation to and from Paradise Point is your own responsibility and is not included in the price of the tour. The Skyride s hours are 9am-5pm; come at your leisure and bring your camera. HISTORICAL HARBOR CRUISE & RECOMMENDED SHOPPING STT-190 Varies / from $34 The beauty and history of the picturesque harbor are showcased in this comfortable cruise that brings you directly downtown for shopping. WHAT YOU DO: Your land and sea excursion begins at your leisure. Cruise through the former pirate harbor of Charlotte Amalie. After arrival downtown, board your transportation to the site of 17thcentury Blackbeard s Castle for a self-guided tour. Main Steet shopping is a short walk away. When ready, re-board the harbor transportation for your return to the ship. NOTE: Depending upon personal touring and shopping time, this tour lasts as long as you like. There are regularly scheduled departures from and to the ship and your ticket entitles you to ride all day. Please consult your port & shopping map provided onboard for pick-up and drop-off locations. BUTTERFLY SECRETS & MOUNTAIN VIEWS STT-230 Approx. 3 hours / from $44 Take in some of the spectacular mountain views and then marvel at the beautiful butterflies at the Butterfly Farm. WHAT YOU DO: Travel the scenic roads of St. Thomas to Drake s Seat, where the heart shaped, palm-fringed Magens Bay Beach is below. Stop at the Skyline Overlook, 800 feet above the historic Charlotte Amalie harbor. Next head to the Butterfly Farm to see many of the world s most beautiful butterflies. Your guide will explain the life cycle of these fascinating creatures. Wander the grounds and snap a picture of the exotic flowers, placid pools and tropical landscape. NOTE: For morning departures only, you may choose to be dropped off in town for independent shopping. If you choose this option, then transportation back to the ship is your responsibility. ST. THOMAS IN-FOCUS PHOTOGRAPHY TOUR STT-245 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $64 Don t just take back memories of St. Thomas; capture the island s magnificent views with your digital camera or on film under the guidance of a local professional photographer. WHAT YOU DO: Travel by open-air safari bus up to Paradise Point for your orientation. Paradise Point affords a dramatic view of the harbor. Next, head to several other St. Thomas photo hot spots including a white-sand beach, Skyline Overlook, and St. Peter Great House and Botanical Gardens, 1,000 feet above the sea with its panoramic views of Magens Bay, and down-island views of St. John and the British Virgin Islands. Take a walk on the nature trail with more than 100 varieties of tropical flora. NOTE: Please bring your own camera and film or memory. The photographer will provide shooting tips and offer any assistance you may require with your camera. Itinerary is subject to change. MAGENS BAY BEACH GETAWAY STT-280 Approx. 3 hours / from $34 Hailed as one of the top 10 beaches in the world by National Geographic magazine, Magens Bay makes for the perfect beach getaway. WHAT YOU DO: Travel in an open-air safari bus or air-conditioned van to Drake s Seat, offering stunning views. Proceed to the two-mile long Magens Bay Beach and enjoy two hours of free time for swimming and sunbathing. A full bar, concession stands, showers, and restrooms are available. NOTE: Beach chairs and water toys are available for rent. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. PRINCESS GOLF AT MAHOGANY RUN STT-390 Approx. 6 hours / Varies Seasonally Enjoy a round of golf on a challenging course designed by George and Tom Fazio. WHAT YOU DO: Test your skill on this magnificent 6,022-yard, par-70 course with spectacular views. Greens fees, golf cart, and transportation are included. Lunch is your responsibility. NOTE: Tour subject to availability of tee times. Price subject to change. Please refer to your Cruise Personalizer on princess.com for seasonal rates. For additional information see the Questions and Answers section in this tour book. ST. JOHN ECO-HIKE & BEACH STT-470 Approx. 4 to 4 1 /2 hours / from $84 Travel to St. John the Emerald of the Caribbean for a unique guided hike through a portion of Virgin Islands National Park. WHAT YOU DO: Take a 45-minute narrated trip across Pillsbury Sound to St. John. On arrival, walk a short distance to the trailhead. The one-and-a-quarter-mile trail covers uneven ground and includes a few inclines. Learn about the Taino Indians, the island s original inhabitants, and the exotic plants and flowers transported from Africa. Stop at Honeymoon Beach. Follow your guide to an inshore fringe reef (swim goggles included). NOTE: This most active excursion is suitable only for passengers in excellent physical condition. Wear closed-toe shoes, preferably hiking boots no sandals or flip-flops. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection if you plan to swim. Snorkeling equipment is not included. ST. THOMAS princess.com

28 NAUTILUS SEMI-SUB & CORAL WORLD STT-660 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $59 Cruise the underwater coral gardens off Coki Point in the Nautilus semi-submarine before visiting Coral World, an impressive collection of exhibits dedicated to marine life. WHAT YOU DO: Board an open-air safari bus for the trip to Coral World. Descend six feet below the waterline to the air-conditioned comfort of the main cabin. Large viewing ports offer a close-up look at the coral gardens. Watch a diver conduct a fish feeding in front of the viewing ports. After your cruise, enter Coral World Marine Park where you have approximately 90 minutes of free time to explore the Marine Garden Gallery of 21 aquariums. SEA LION SWIM AT CORAL WORLD STT-725 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $129 Visit Coral World Marine Life Park for a personal encounter with sea lions. WHAT YOU DO: Upon arrival, be escorted to the Undersea Observatory Tower for an educational briefing about sea lions. Then join the sea lions at their enclosure for the opportunity to get up-close and personal with these intelligent yet comical creatures both on land and in the water. Touch, pet and play games with the sea lions as they demonstrate their amazing agility. Practice some of the hand signals used by the trainers. At the end of the encounter, your playful hosts give a hug, a big wet kiss and pose for photos. Enjoy Coral World s exhibits before returning to the ship. NOTE: Children must weigh a minimum of 50 pounds. Each child under 12 years of age must be accompanied by a participating adult. Women who are pregnant may not participate. Coral World photographers take pictures of participants in and out of the water and the CD will be available for purchase. Personal cameras are not permitted during the Sea Lion Swim activity. Participants are free to use their own cameras elsewhere in the park. SEA BLASTER POWERBOAT & SNORKELING STT-750 Approx. 3 hours / from $49 Cruise on a 70-foot turbo-diesel powerboat for an exhilarating ride to a secluded snorkeling site. WHAT YOU DO: Board the custom-designed powerboat Sea Blaster at the cruise ship dock and receive a safety briefing. The boat features freshwater showers, two restrooms, and an easy access stern platform that makes it a premier snorkel boat. Set off on an exhilarating ride around the southeast coast of St. Thomas to a secluded cove featuring beautiful coral formations. Snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest, professional instruction, and supervision are included. This tour is ideal for beginners and advanced snorkelers. NOTE: The minimum age required to participate is 5 years old. You may get wet while on the Sea Blaster. Bring a towel. SCREAMIN EAGLE JET BOAT RIDE STT-752 Approx. 3 /4 to 1 hour / from $59 Are you ready for the unforgettable thrill-ride of a lifetime? Then you re ready for the Screamin Eagle! WHAT YOU DO: Strap yourself in for a fun and wild ride. This awesome 650-horsepower turbo-charged jet boat powers up for an incredible high-speed harbor and coastline tour for 30 minutes of pure adrenalin rush. Whisk along with 180-degree spins, wild fishtails, and awesome power stops that will have you screaming for more. NOTE: The minimum height required to participate is 4 feet tall. Wear practical footwear, sunglasses with straps and adequate sun protection. You will be sprayed by sea water and get wet. There will be stops for narration. Women who are pregnant and those passengers with neck or back problems may not participate. ONDECK OCEAN RACING STT-755 Approx. 3 hours / from $99 Get the thrill of a lifetime and be part of the OnDeck Ocean Racing Team as you race a fleet of high-performance Farr 40 yachts that have successfully competed in major racing events around the world. WHAT YOU DO: Meet a member of the OnDeck Ocean Racing Team at the dock and follow them on a short walk to the yachts. After an orientation you are divided into teams and invited to board your assigned boat. A safety briefing and general sailing instructions will be provided. There are a minimum of two and a maximum of four yachts in each race. You can trim sails, grind winches, or take the helm, adding to the whole racing experience, or just relax. NOTE: Wear comfortable, rubber-soled shoes. The minimum age required to participate is 12 years old and the minimum weight is 90 pounds. If your cruise ship is docked in Crown Bay or at anchor, the rum punch party will take place onboard the sailboats. The photos of your regatta will be available for purchase after the race. Approximately two hours are spent on the water. CASTAWAY GIRL CATAMARAN SAIL & SNORKEL STT-805 Approx. 3 hours / from $59 Leave your worries behind and enjoy this latest addition to fun in St. Thomas. WHAT YOU DO: Board the fabulous 65-foot Castaway Girl catamaran and set sail to Buck Island. Your boat has spacious sunbathing decks and a shaded area. After a safety briefing, the experienced crew and instructors provide assistance in the water as they snorkel with you. Spend approximately 90 minutes snorkeling and exploring beautiful coral reefs. The wartime shipwreck of the Cartanza Señora lies 25 feet below the surface. Snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest is included. NOTE: Minimum age to participate is 8 years old. Maximum weight limit per person is 300 pounds. Marine life sightings, while common, cannot be guaranteed. ST. THOMAS princess.com

29 ST. JOHN HALF-DAY CHAMPAGNE CATAMARAN STT-810 Approx. 4 1 /2 hours / from $84 Take an exclusive cruise on a sailing catamaran and enjoy some fun in the sun on enchanted St. John. WHAT YOU DO: Meet your friendly crew at the dock and then cruise along St. Thomas eastern shore before the brisk sail across Pillsbury Sound. Anchor at a special mooring off a St. John beach and then enjoy approximately 90 minutes to swim, snorkel, beachcomb, or just relax under the swaying palms. Freshly baked breads, cheeses, fruit, beverages, and complimentary champagne are available. Snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest, professional instruction, and supervision are provided. NOTE: Alcoholic beverages are served after snorkeling. Participants must be at least 21 years old to consume alcohol. An alternate beach site may be used due to sea and weather conditions. Participants must be able to navigate a six-step ladder through a hatchway to access the restroom onboard. There are several steps required to enter and exit the water. FULL DAY CATAMARAN SAIL & SNORKEL WITH LUNCH STT-812 Approx. 6 hours / from $129 Experience a first-class relaxing day onboard a classic catamaran or schooner as you sail to Turtle Cove and Honeymoon Beach. WHAT YOU DO: Sail for approximately one hour to deserted Buck Island. Once at anchor in Turtle Cove, your friendly crew provides snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest, instruction and safety tips. Swim, snorkel, and explore coral formations, and see the tropical fish and serene turtles. Beverages, chips and salsa are served as you sail next to unspoiled Honeymoon Beach, only accessible by boat. A freshly prepared Caribbean barbecue lunch is served. NOTE: Snorkel equipment including snorkel vest are provided and must be worn. Snorkeling sites are subject to change due to sea and weather conditions. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. Lunch consists of chicken and ribs, potato salad and coleslaw with all the trimmings. Alcoholic beverages are served after snorkeling. Participants must be at least 21 years old to consume alcohol. Turtle sightings, while common, are not guaranteed. TURTLE COVE SAIL & SNORKEL ADVENTURE STT-815 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $54 See the Virgin Islands from the deck of a modern sailing vessel and enjoy a guided snorkel tour at Turtle Cove. WHAT YOU DO: Your experienced crew caters to your every whim during your cruise. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride or learn some sailing basics. You can even help trim the sails or take the helm. Once anchored at Buck Island s Turtle Cove, your crew leads a guided snorkeling tour or you may choose to snorkel with a buddy. Explore coral-covered boulders and possibly encounter an endangered green sea turtle. Snacks are served after your snorkel. Snorkeling lesson and equipment including snorkel vest are included. NOTE: Tours 815 and 816 utilize the same boat so passengers traveling together can either snorkel or power snorkel together (be sure to pre-reserve the same departure time). Tour may operate by sailboat or sailing catamaran. A ladder with 5 to 8 steps is used to enter and exit the water from the sailboat. An alternate snorkeling site may be used if weather conditions are not favorable. TURTLE COVE SAIL & POWER SNORKEL STT-816 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $74 Enjoy all the sailing fun and amenities of tour STT-815 and add the excitement of one of the most popular tours in the Caribbean power snorkeling. WHAT YOU DO: The Tyger Ray Aqua Scooter is a fun and exciting way for first-time or experienced snorkelers to explore the underwater world of Turtle Cove. The unit is a compact, handheld power scooter that tows you along at up to two knots. The scooter allows you to glide through the snorkel site with minimal effort. Snacks are served after your snorkel. Snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest, instruction, and supervision are included. NOTE: Tours 815 and 816 utilize the same boat so passengers traveling together can either snorkel or power snorkel together (be sure to pre-reserve the same departure time). The minimum age required to participate is 12 years old. Supplied snorkel vest must be worn. Participants must be comfortable in water over their heads. This excursion is not recommended for those with heart conditions or asthma. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. Participation is limited. CAPTAIN NAUTICA S SNORKELING EXPEDITION STT-820 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $79 This action-packed, more personal snorkel adventure crams a lot of adventure into the day. WHAT YOU DO: Your small group boards a state-of the-art, 31-foot, hard-bottomed inflatable powerboat to the cruise to two of the best snorkeling sites within the Virgin Islands Marine Sanctuary. The most often visited sites are Turtle Cove and Shipwreck Cove, both at Buck Island. You can usually swim with the turtles which are used to humans. At Shipwreck Cove, snorkel over the wreck of the Cartanza Señora. Snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest, professional instruction, supervision, and transportation are included. NOTE: The minimum age required to participate is 8 years old. Women who are pregnant and those passengers with neck or back problems may not participate on this tour. Be advised that the ride to and from the snorkel sites can be rough. Snorkeling sites are subject to change due to sea and weather conditions. Mandatory flotation devices are provided. The boat anchors approximately 100 feet from shore. Turtle sightings, while common, are not guaranteed. ST. JOHN TRUNK BAY BEACH & SNORKEL STT-830 Approx. 4 to 4 1 /2 hours / from $69 Visit Virgin Islands National Park on a snorkel expedition along Trunk Bay s underwater trail. WHAT YOU DO: Board a comfortable tour boat for the 45-minute ride to St. John. Meet your driver upon arrival and board an open-air safari bus for the ride to Trunk Bay in Virgin Islands National Park. After a short orientation and a lesson if needed, enjoy an hour snorkeling on the famous underwater trail. Markers describe the many species of fish and corals that make Trunk Bay their home. The U.S. Park Service maintains the restrooms and showers. Snorkeling equipment, including snorkel vest, instruction and supervision by U.S. Park Service lifeguards, and transportation are included. NOTE: Snorkeling is subject to weather and sea conditions. ST. THOMAS princess.com

30 KAYAK, HIKE & SNORKEL ADVENTURE AT CAS CAY STT-880 Approx. 4 hours / from $89 Explore a 16-acre uninhabited island located in a marine sanctuary while kayaking, snorkeling, and hiking. WHAT YOU DO: Drive to the remote waterfront property in a marine sanctuary. After a safety orientation and kayaking instructions, follow your guide and paddle through tranquil lagoons and protected mangroves. Keep an eye out for stingrays, tarpon, pelicans, egrets, and maybe a shy turtle. The hike features a hermit crab race, pirate treasure for the kids, and a visit to a geographical blowhole. Afterward enjoy a snorkel in a juvenile marine habitat. NOTE: The kayaks are two-person sit-on-top kayaks. Snorkeling equipment including a snorkel vest is included. Water shoes are recommended and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. Wildlife sightings, while common, are not guaranteed. ST. THOMAS HELMET DIVING STT-900 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $119 Explore an underwater paradise while keeping your head dry you can even wear your glasses! WHAT YOU DO: Enjoy a scenic drive to Coral World to attend an equipment orientation and safety briefing. The dive begins when the helmet is placed over your head and on your shoulders. Descend the entry ladder to the sand bottom, take your first steps, and then follow the handrail 10 to 15 feet below the surface on your guided underwater walk. You are surrounded by tropical fish. After your walk, return to the ladder; your helmet is removed as you exit the water. NOTE: The minimum weight required to participate is 80 pounds. The helmet weighs approximately 70 pounds out of the water, 15 pounds submerged. Assistance is provided when entering and exiting the water. A medical history/liability waiver must be completed prior to participating on this tour. Certain medical conditions may prevent your participation. For additional information see the Questions and Answers section in this tour book. ST. THOMAS DISCOVER SCUBA DIVING STT-920 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $109 If you always wanted to scuba dive, the crystalline waters off Coki Beach are the perfect place to start. WHAT YOU DO: Begin with a lesson on shore to acquaint you with the skills and knowledge required. Next, don your gear and practice your new skills in shallow water with your instructor. Then proceed underwater. Scuba equipment, professional instruction, supervision, fish food, and transportation are included. NOTE: Tour may be cancelled due to inclement weather. A medical history/ liability waiver must be completed prior to participating on this tour. Certain medical conditions may prevent your participation. The lesson is taught in English. For additional information see the Questions and Answers section in this tour book. ST. THOMAS CERTIFIED SCUBA STT-930 Approx. 4 hours / from $129 The reefs and wrecks around St. Thomas offer a variety of exciting possibilities on this two-tank certified diving adventure. WHAT YOU DO: Visit the dive shop, complete the necessary pre-dive formalities, receive your equipment, and board your dive boat, a modern, motorized catamaran. Sites are chosen daily to ensure the best possible conditions. A maximum depth of 70 feet is reached. Scuba equipment, professional supervision, and transportation are included. NOTE: Certified divers must present their Open Water certification card and have dived in the last two years to participate. A medical history/liability waiver must be completed prior to participating. Certain medical conditions may prevent your participation. Dive sites subject to change. For additional information see the Questions and Answers section in this tour book. BOSS UNDERWATER ADVENTURE STT-905 Approx. 3 1 /2 hours / from $129 BOSS (Breathing Observation Submersible Scooter) is the most exciting way to enjoy the marvels of the aquatic world with your own underwater motor scooter, and no diving experience is necessary. WHAT YOU DO: Board a 60-foot custom-built dive yacht for a scenic cruise out to the dive site. The adventure begins as you get on your personal BOSS unit and experience a guided tour in small groups by certified dive masters. The BOSS is designed so that you breathe normally as you ride below the surface. Complimentary snorkeling equipment including snorkel vest, refreshments, and freshwater showers are included. NOTE: The minimum age required to participate is 10 years old and the minimum height required is 4 feet tall. The maximum weight limit is 300 pounds. A medical history/liability waiver is required. Medical conditions such as pregnancy, heart conditions, and certain surgery histories may prevent your participation. For additional information see the Questions and Answers section in this tour book. ST. THOMAS princess.com

31 Questions & Answers Q. WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF TAKING ORGANIZED SHORE EXCURSIONS? A. There are a number of advantages to taking organized tours offered by Princess, such as: Quality: We have carefully inspected all of our ports and we offer you shore excursions from only the most reputable local agencies. Variety: All our tours are designed both to feature the most popular and interesting attrac tions in each port and to satisfy the diverse needs and interests of our passengers. Service: What could be easier than letting us arrange your tours for you? By having your tours organized onboard, you can best maximize your time in port and avoid having to make indepen dent, last-minute arrangements. Safety: Your safety and security are of the utmost importance to us and they are the primary consid eration in the development and operation of our tour programs. Value: We endeavor to select local tour operators who provide shore excursions of the highest quality. And we carefully monitor prices to ensure that you are receiving good value. Q. IS A VISA REQUIRED FOR ANY OF THE PORTS I VISIT? A. Please review the information detailed in the cover letter included in the Pre-Cruise Information Packet regarding any applicable visas for your specific voyage. Q. HOW DO I RESERVE MY TOURS IN ADVANCE OF MY CRUISE? A. Simply complete and mail or fax to us the Tour Reservation Form found in the Pre-Cruise Information Packet. In order to process your tour selections, we must receive your form by the closing date listed on it. We highly recommend visiting our website at princess.com to complete this form online. This new and exciting feature provides the fastest and most convenient way to reserve your tours. Please keep in mind that you will receive your tickets when you arrive onboard, and all of your tour purchases are charged to your shipboard account. Therefore, advance payment is neither required nor accepted. Since some excursions have capacity limitations, we encourage you to reserve your tours as early as possible to avoid disappointment. Reservations are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. We suggest you bring this tour brochure with you on your cruise for reference purposes. Q. HOW CAN I BE SURE I AM CONFIRMED ON THE TOURS I WANT? A. If you elect to use our online booking form at princess.com, you receive an immediate confirmation of the status of your requested tours. The site shows the remaining capacity on all tours, so you know if you are confirmed or waitlisted. To avoid disappointment, please reserve your tours as early as possible. Many excursions have limited capacity and reservations are made on a first-come, first-served basis. If the specific tour time you requested is fully booked, Princess may schedule you on an alternate departure that corresponds with your other tour selections. If your tour choice is not available, we will put you on a waitlist and attempt to obtain more space on the excursion. If you have companions traveling with you or in other staterooms and would like everyone to be on the same tour departure, order all the excursions on one Tour Reservation Form. Forms sent in individually, even if at the same time, may be separated and entered at different times. This might cause you to be booked on a different departure than your companions or waitlisted on a tour for which your companions are confirmed. Q. HOW DOES THE SHORE EXCURSION PROGRAM OPERATE ONBOARD? A. The Shore Excursion program is coor dinated by our Shore Excursion Manager. Our manager was actively involved in planning our tour program. Once you re onboard, you will receive tickets for the tours you reserved in advance. You can also purchase tour tickets onboard and you ll find a Tour Order Form in your stateroom for this purpose. You ll also find a schedule of your daily activ ities, the Princess Patter. The Patter is delivered every evening for the next day s activities. It includes pertinent tour information, including Tour Office hours and the times and places of departure for all excursions. During your cruise, the Shore Excursion Manager and Port Lecturer will present informational talks on the ports and the tours. These presentations will cover the most up-to-date information. We recommend you attend these talks or watch them on your stateroom television. In regard to port information, you will receive a Port Guide for each port. Specially prepared by Princess, these guides include maps, history, shopping tips and other useful information. If you would like to purchase addi tional tours or if you have any tour or port-related ques tions, please stop by the Tour Office and let us help you. As mentioned, the Tour Office hours are listed in the Princess Patter. Q. DOES PRINCESS OWN THE TOUR COMPANIES IN THE PORTS? A. No. All of the tours are operated by local, independent companies. We selected only the most reputable companies available to provide your excursions. The companies providing your excursions are selected by Princess based on their excellent reputation for service and safety. Q. ARE THE TOURS GUIDED? A. Yes. All of our tours include local English-speaking guides except for On Your Own tours and where otherwise noted. Q. SHOULD I TIP THE TOUR GUIDE? A. Tipping is a discretionary matter. It is, how ever, customary around the world, if one is pleased with their tour, to tip the tour guide. A general rule of thumb is $1 per person for a half-day tour and $2 per person for a full-day tour. Q. ARE THERE CHILDREN S PRICES AVAILABLE? A. Yes. Some tours offer children s prices for ages 4 through 12 years. If you are traveling with children, please pre-reserve the number of children s tickets you would like on the Tour Reservation Form or on the website. Once onboard, check your tour tickets to ensure you have received the correct number of children s tickets. If you have received the incorrect number of children s tickets, visit the Tour Office as soon as possible to make any necessary adjustments. Child prices are not available for tours involving flights or hotel stays. Infants ages 3 and younger sitting on a parent s lap (not occupying a seat) are not charged for most tours. If a parent would like their infant to occupy a seat or would like to utilize a safety seat, the parent must purchase a tour ticket for the infant at the published tour price. Parents are also responsible for bringing a safety seat for their child.

32 Questions & Answers Q. ARE THERE ANY AGE RESTRICTIONS ON TOURS? A. For most tours, there is no minimum age for children as long as they are accompanied by a parent or guardian. Unaccompanied children must be 18 years of age or older. Q. WHAT TYPE OF CLOTHING SHOULD I WEAR WHILE ON TOUR OR IN PORT? A. Given the warm climate and the more rustic conditions in many of the ports, we strongly suggest you wear light, casual clothing and comfortable, low-heeled walking shoes. For any brief tropical showers you may encounter, you might want to bring a fold-up umbrella and a light jacket. Please note, for those water-related excursions where we suggest you wear your bathing suit, cover-up and hat, we have placed a symbol next to the tour description. Also, please remember your sunscreen, towel and camera and to leave your valuables onboard. For all golf tours, collared shirts and either long pants or Ber muda-style shorts are required (no cut-offs, bathing suits, etc.). Q. WILL I MISS THE SHIP IF I GO ON TOURS? A. One very important feature of taking an excursion organized by Princess is we closely monitor the departures and returns of all our tours. Therefore, our ships do not sail until all of our organized tour transportation has returned, so you can be assured you won t miss the ship. Please keep in mind when you make your own arrangements in port, or if you leave an organized tour, we will no longer be aware of your where abouts, so be sure to schedule ample time to return to the ship before it sails. Q. WILL I MISS MEALS IF I GO ON TOURS? A. When the ship is in port, the meal times are adjusted to accom modate the departure and return times of the excursions, so passengers on tour do not miss any meals. The only exceptions to this are passengers on longer tours that include lunch. Q. CAN I CANCEL AN EXCURSION I VE PURCHASED? A. Due to the nature of the packages involving hotel accommodations, flights and private vehicles, the excursions with these components are not refundable after the closing date on the Tour Reservations Form, which is 30 days prior to sailing. For other tours in each port of call, a Closing Time for Bookings is listed on the Tour Order Form found in your stateroom. This is the time when the bookings for the tours in that port close and we notify the local operators of the final excursion requirements. You may cancel an excursion if it is prior to the closing time whether you reserve an excursion in advance or book onboard. We cannot cancel a tour if it is past this closing time, nor can we refund tours on which you choose not to go. Q. WHAT IS REQUIRED TO PARTICIPATE IN A CERTIFIED DIVE TOUR? A. An Open Water scuba certification must be presented in order to participate on a certified dive tour. Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate divers with either a Junior Open Water or a Scuba Diver rating due to the depth limitations imposed by these certifications. The sport-diving industry recommends that divers take an update course if they have not been diving within the last six months. Please note that some dive operators may reserve the right to refuse to take divers who cannot provide proof of the date of their last dive or scuba review course. We recommend you bring a log book or proof that you ve recently completed a review course. There are certain medical conditions that may prevent your participation. Accordingly, you will be required to complete a medical-history form and liability waiver/release form that will be supplied onboard or by the tour operator. Following is a non-inclusive list of several medical conditions that may prevent you from safely participating in scuba diving. Any of these conditions would also require that you are examined by a qualified physician and obtain written permission from the doctor prior to your cruise. Heart disease or previous heart attack, diabetes, epilepsy or seizures, high blood pressure or take medicine to control blood pressure, presently taking prescription medicines with the exception of birth control, pregnancy, asthma or any form of lung disease, recent surgery, blackouts, sinus problems, fear of closed spaces, recurring complicated migraine headaches, recurrent ear problems, and severe motion sickness. Q. ARE THERE ANY SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR PARTICIPATING IN AN INTRODUCTORY/DISCOVER SCUBA DIVING TOUR? A. Yes, there are certain medical conditions that may prevent your participation in our Introductory Scuba Diving Program. Accordingly, you must complete a medical history form and liability waiver/release form that will be provided on board or by the tour operator at the beginning of the tour. Following is a non-inclusive list of several medical conditions that may prevent you from safely participating. Any of these conditions would also require that you are examined by a qualified physician and obtain written permission from the doctor prior to your cruise. Heart disease or previous heart attack, diabetes, epilepsy or seizures, high blood pressure or take medicine to control blood pressure, presently taking prescription medicines with the exception of birth control, pregnancy, asthma or any form of lung disease, recent surgery, blackouts, sinus problems, fear of closed spaces, recurring complicated migraine headaches, recurrent ear problems, and severe motion sickness. For introductory Scuba Diving tours there is a minimum age of 10. Passengers under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Q. ARE THERE ANY SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR PARTICIPATING IN A SNUBA DIVING, HELMET DIVING OR UNDERWATER SCOOTER TOUR? A. Yes, there are certain medical conditions that may prevent your participation. Accordingly, you will be required to complete a medicalhistory form and liability waiver/release form that will be supplied onboard or by the tour operator. Following is a non-inclusive list of several medical conditions that may prevent you from safely participating. Any of these conditions would also require that you are examined by a qualified physician and obtain written permission from the doctor prior to your cruise. Heart disease or previous heart attack, diabetes, epilepsy or seizures, high blood pressure or take medicine to control blood pressure, presently taking prescription medicines with the exception of birth control, pregnancy, asthma or any form of lung disease, recent surgery, blackouts, sinus problems, fear of closed spaces, recurring complicated migraine headaches, recurrent ear problems, and severe motion sickness. Additionally, children must be at least 8 years old and weigh at least 75 pounds in order to participate on the helmet or SNUBA dives and at least 10 years old to participate in the underwater scooter tour.

33 Questions & Answers Q. AM I REQUIRED TO WEAR SAFETY EQUIPMENT WHILE ON TOUR? A. Yes, on certain tours it is mandatory that you wear the appropriate safety equipment in order to participate. Such equipment includes, but is not limited to, inflatable snorkel vests on snorkeling tours, life vests on mini-boat tours, helmets on horseback riding tours, etc. Q. ON SPORT FISHING TOURS, DO I GET TO KEEP THE FISH I CATCH? A. No, sport fishing tours offered by Princess are part of a catch and release program for endangered sportfish. Other fish that are edible and not endangered are typically landed and kept by the boat crew. As one of our boat captains said, We guarantee fishing, not catching. Q. WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE PRINCESS GOLF PROGRAM? A. Princess Golf tours include priority debarkation, knowledgeable golf pro escort, roundtrip transfers and all cart and greens fees. Caddy fees may be required at some locations, but will be noted in the description and are payable directly to the course. Princess Golf reserves the right to modify course selection and pricing to best serve the needs and experience of the participants. Seasonal rates and passenger minimums may also apply. Check with your onboard golf professional for any last minute details. Please log onto princessgolf.com or call for additional information and to reserve rental equipment, golf simulator or instructional requests with the golf pro on your Princess ship. Q. IS THERE TIME FOR SHOPPING ON THE TOURS? A. Shopping is, for many, an important part of travel and, wherever possible, time for this activity is allowed within the framework of most of our excursions. Please note, however, the actual amount of time available for shopping is generally limited. Q. DO THE TOURS INCLUDE MUCH WALKING AND STAIR CLIMBING? A. All of our excursions involve some walking and some excursions include more walking and stair climbing than others. Walking may be over un even surfaces such as cobblestone city streets or the rocky pathways of ancient ruins. On many tours, it is necessary to negotiate stairs. Please keep in mind that most of the buildings you will be vis it ing were constructed well before conveniences such as elevators were invented and have been preserved in their original state. Please refer to our tour symbols following each tour description for more information and guidance. Q. WHAT DOES PRINCESS DO TO ENSURE MY SAFETY WHILE I M ASHORE? A. Our primary concern at Princess is your safety and security. We are in continuous contact with authorities concerning any travel advisories that might impact our cruises. If the U.S. State Department advises against travel to specific locations we visit, we would make the necessary changes to the published itinerary. We thank you in advance for following these recommendations which we believe will enhance the enjoyment of your cruise. Q. WHAT ELSE SHOULD I ANTICIPATE IN PORTS? A. Keep in mind some sites you ll be visiting are extremely popular among both tourists and locals. Therefore, you may encounter crowded conditions, whether participating in one of our tours or sightseeing on your own. Regrettably, we have no control over this situation. With regard to photography, some venues may prohibit the use of flash cameras, so fast-speed film is recommended. In some places, photo graphy may be prohibited altogether or a fee may be imposed for the use of cameras or video cameras. We ask that you observe any restrictions and, if in doubt, ask your guide for assistance. Q. WHAT DO YOU RECOMMEND FOR PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED PASSENGERS? A. Our answer, of course, depends on the type and degree of the disability. In general, if passengers are able to walk on their own, we recommend those tours that we designated as requiring a moderate level of activity (see Tour Symbols section inside the front cover). The transport on some tours may be able to accommodate a collapsible wheelchair stored below the bus; scooters or motorized wheelchairs are often too large to be stored on the transports used for the tours. If passengers are non-ambulatory, we generally recommend independent transportation for their comfort and convenience. Our Shore Excursion staff can provide them with suggested tour itineraries. We also recommend non-ambulatory passengers be accompanied by someone who is able to assist them throughout the duration of the tour. Every effort will be made to accommodate all passengers on the tour of their choice, but most tours are operated by independent local companies and not by Princess. The final determination to let any passenger take any particular tour is made by the tour operator and therefore if, in the judgment of the tour operator, the safety or comfort of any passenger is in question, guests may be denied participation. This evaluation may not be able to be determined until meeting directly with the local tour operator. Guests who need any special accommodation (wheelchair use, etc.) should check in with the Shore Excursion Manager once onboard to communicate their needs so advance arrangements may be made with the tour operator. For more information on the terms and conditions for Shore Excursions, please refer to the Special Information section. Although such itinerary changes occur infre quently, please understand that these changes are for your own safety and security and are beyond our control. Despite all of our efforts and in light of recent world events, we remind all of our passengers they must ultimately assume responsibility for their actions while ashore. In this regard, we would like to remind you of some common sense precautions when visiting ports of call: places without the benefit of a guided tour.

34 Special Information CONDITIONS In selling tickets (including coupons or vouchers) or otherwise promoting or making arrangements for Shore Excursions whether for air, land or local water transportation; tours; sports or any other recreational activities; shore accommo dations or meals or for any service, facility or activity other than onboard Princess cruise ships Princess acts only as agent for the inde pendent tour operator supplying such excursions or services. Partici pation by a passenger in Shore Excursions is conditioned upon such passenger s acceptance of the terms and conditions set forth in the Passage Contract contained in the Cruise Ticket, the Shore Excursion Ticket and, depending on the activity, other documents which, among other things, expressly release Princess from any liability for such participation. Participation may also be subject to the independent tour operators own terms and conditions. EXCURSION TIMINGS Departure times for each tour will be listed on the Shore Excursions Order Form, which you will receive onboard. These have been published according to information from our Agents, but are subject to change should the vessel s arrival time at any port be delayed, or the itinerary for any particular excursion be amended. Prior to arrival at each port-of-call, the depar ture times of each excursion will be confirmed in the Princess Patter. Please note that the time shown will be the time the last tour vehicle leaves the pier. Passengers are requested to report to the specified departure location (either onboard ship or pierside) at the designated time, as delay on your part can interfere with the pleasure of your fellow passengers. EXCURSIONS WITH LIMITED PARTICIPATION Shore Excursions may be purchased in advance of your cruise departure online or onboard ship on a first-come, first served basis. Many of our excursions have limited participation and reservation forms will be processed in the order received. When excursions are fully subscribed, additional requests will be placed on a waiting list in the order received. PERSONAL POSSESSIONS Coats, wraps, umbrellas, cameras, handbags, traveling bags and similar personal articles remain at all times through the tour under the passenger s custody and control. Be careful that you do not leave your possessions unattended at any time in the car or coach in which you are traveling. PRICES The prices for Shore Excursions are in U.S. Dollars; are subject to change without notice; are per adult, per child or in some cases per vehicle. All quotations made include conveyance according to the itinerary and, where applicable, meals, refreshments, guides and entrance fees, unless otherwise stated. Children, other than infants in arms, will be charged full fare unless noted otherwise. SHOPPING Where possible, time for shopping has been allowed within the framework of some excursions. However, excursions are not primarily designed for shopping, and time allowed for this purpose may be limited. REFUNDS No refunds can be made on any ticket, coupon or voucher unless notice of cancellation is given before the closing date indicated on the booking form for the excursions involved. The times when bookings will close will be published onboard. In the event of any excursion being canceled for reasons beyond our control, a full refund will be made. However, should any excursion have to be abandoned through force majeure or difficulties en route, the best possible refund will be arranged according to the circumstances. TRANSPORTATION Passengers should appreciate that standards of transport vary considerably throughout the world. Air-conditioned coaches are not available in many areas, and in some, local buses are the best avail able. Cars or taxis are also used at some ports where coach or bus transportation is not available or limited. Where excur sions are operated by car, four to eight passengers are allocated to each car. Passengers wishing to travel with friends should all leave the ship together, as this will help the Tour Staff to allocate them space in the same vehicle. For the comfort of all passengers, smoking is prohibited aboard the sightseeing vehicles. VEHICLE HIRE AND DRIVING OVERSEAS Before hiring cars, motorbikes or mopeds at any of the ports-of-call, we ask you to carefully consider your own driving experience and skills in the context of the traffic condi tions and driving standards that you are likely to encounter. In addition to making sure that you are correctly licensed and insured to drive a vehicle, you should also satisfy yourself regarding the condition of the vehicle to be hired and standards to which it has been maintained. WITHDRAWAL OF TOURS The Tour Operator reserves the right to withdraw any excursion through lack of demand and to make any alterations that they may deem advisable for the comfort of the passengers, bearing in mind the convenience and best interest of each group. ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT It is our policy to maintain a positive and proactive position in relation to the environment. We realize that there is much work to be done to achieve our company goals. To this end we are continually striving to increase awareness of any environmental issues that are likely to affect any of the excursions we offer. We work closely with our local agents to convey any environmental messages in our shore excursion programs and therefore ask you to support us in our efforts by respecting the cultures, customs and environmental issues of the various destinations we visit. princess.com

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