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More than 300 passengers and crew members on the Ruby Princess cruise ship fell ill, CDC investigators said.

Princess Cruises will launch trips from Tokyo starting next year, after Japan lifted its ban on international cruises.

Majestic Princess’s arrival in Sydney triggered memories of coronavirus outbreaks on cruises in Australia and elsewhere early in the pandemic.

The same Princess Cruise ship has seen infections arise despite passengers and crew being vaccinated.

In order to board a Princess cruise, guests have to show a negative COVID test and proof of vaccination.

Princess Cruises has pleaded guilty to violating its probation related to previous environmental crimes.

The Miami-based Norwegian Cruise Line canceled the Getaway cruise ship’s Caribbean voyage on Wednesday.

Six cruises are set to sail from the Fort Lauderdale port on Saturday, filling almost every terminal.

Princess Cruises’ newest cruise ship, Enchanted Princess, sailed into her homeport of Port Everglades Thursday morning as crew members prepare for guest voyages in November.

Two Carnival Corp. subsidiaries, Holland America Line and Princess Cruises, are restarting service in the U.S.

The cruise giant says it has notified affected people and set up a call center to answer questions.

Customers and employees of several Carnival Corp. cruise lines might have had personal information stolen.

Carnival Cruise Line, Princess Cruises and Holland America Line will resume voyages in the U.S. this summer, starting with Alaska sailings.

Norwegian, Princess , Holland America and Carnival announced plans to resume cruising this summer, including some voyages to Alaska.

Royal Caribbean, Norwegian, Princess, Holland America and Carnival announced plans to resume cruising this summer, including some voyages to Alaska.

Cruising in US waters still remains in limbo, and cruise lines are constantly pushing back their return to sailing dates.

California family is one of dozens suing Carnival, alleging it's to blame for COVID-19 deaths after onboard outbreaks.

This July 2019 photo provided by Miguel Gonzalez, shows Margrit and Lucio Gonzalez with their granddaughter, Caylie Gonzalez, in Alaska. Lucio Gonzalez died of coronavirus.They put him on a ventilator for three weeks and two days, and after that he died, his widow said. (Miguel Gonzalez via AP)SAN FRANCISCO – The last vacation Margrit and Lucio Gonzalez took together began with an ominous delay: a medical emergency on the cruise ship they were set to board. One was Lucio Gonzalez, an athletic 73-year-old who had worked maintaining trails in the California Parks system for 25 years. But a few days after the trip ended, Lucio Gonzalez started feeling ill.

MIAMI, Fla. – Despite continued efforts through diplomatic channels, 13 international guests will stay aboard the Coral Princess with crew members for a self-imposed 14-day quarantine. The passengers will stay on board and be monitored to reduce the possibility of transmission if either guests or crew become symptomatic. The cruise line said additional members boarded the Coral Princess Thursday to assist in the quarantine. Coral Princess left the Port of Miami Thursday around 7 p.m.Five charter flights were scheduled for departure Thursday for the remaining passengers who were allowed to disembark. Princess Cruises did not offer information as to what countries the passengers were from, or where the ship was headed after leaving Miami’s port.

MIAMI – About 90 international passengers remain aboard the Coral Princess ship at PortMiami, as others left Tuesday on nine additional domestic charter flights, a spokesperson for Princess Cruises said. Princess Cruises confirmed two people on board died while the ship was at sea and there were 12 cases of the new coronavirus. A third passenger, Wilson Maa, of California, died at a Hialeah hospital Saturday night after waiting for hours to be taken off the ship. The cruise line said 545 guests disembarked Coral Princess on Sunday and another 139 left Monday, leaving 274 on board. According to the spokesperson, Coral Princess departed March 5 from San Antonio (Santiago) for a South America voyage, which was scheduled to end in Buenos Aires on March 19.

People look out from the Coral Princess cruise ship as it is docked at PortMiami during the new coronavirus outbreak, Saturday, April 4, 2020, in Miami. According to Princess Cruises, disembarkation of guests is expected to take several days due to limited flight availability. The Princess Cruises ship, which docked Saturday in Miami, also began disembarking on Sunday fit passengers who were cleared for charter flights out. Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez on Sunday ordered a local hospital physician and nurses dispatched to PortMiami to assist medical staff aboard the Coral Princess. The Coral Princess had been on a South American cruise that was due to end March 19 in Buenos Aires.

MIAMI – The Coral Princess cruise ship arrived at Port Miami Saturday morning, hours after being denied entry at Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale. On Saturday night, one of the very first groups of passengers cleared to return, 50 Floridians, departed the Coral Princess ship. Princess Cruises, a subsidiary of Carnival Corp., switched the Coral Princess’ original destination from Fort Lauderdale. The Coral Princess departed March 5 from Chile. The Regal Princess delivered supplies to the Coral Princess.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The Coral Princess cruise ship is currently sailing a South America voyage amid the coronavirus pandemic and is expected to arrive to Fort Lauderdale on Sunday, April 5. According to a news release, the ship was expected to sail to Rio de Janeiro Tuesday in an effort to repatriate guests as quickly as possible. “Although Brazil has been closed to cruise ship traffic, we are working through diplomatic channels to obtain permission and have received positive responses,” the cruise line stated in the news release. “Guests who purchased flights through Princess will be automatically rebooked on flights,” the news release stated. Princess Cruises will continue to provide updates on Coral Princess in the Notices & Advisories section of the online newsroom.

Tyler and Rachel Torres celebrated their six-month wedding anniversary in March, but they joke that they've now been married for 15 years. "There's not much you don't find out about someone when you are quarantined with them," Rachel Torres said. The couple, who delayed their honeymoon, were first quarantined together in a room on the Diamond Princess cruise ship, which is owned by Carnival unit Princess Cruises, moored just off the coast of Japan. This led to U.S. officials requiring yet another quarantine, this time on a military base. Check out this video to see how much it cost the couple, and how they were able to navigate the extended time off with their employers.

Shares of Norwegian Cruise Line soared nearly 40%, Royal Caribbean surged 28% and Carnival jumped 20%. Casino stocks were some of the biggest winners, with MGM Resorts soaring nearly 40% and Wynn Resorts jumping 21%. American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines Shares of airline stocks rallied Tuesday on optimism about a coronavirus stimulus deal. Shares of American Airlines rallied 30%, Delta Air Lines rose 19% and United Airlines jumped 23%. Virgin Galactic The space tourism company's stock jumped 26% after Morgan Stanley upgraded Virgin Galactic to overweight from equal weight.

Update, 3:50 p.m.: Norwegian Cruise Line has suspended cruises from March 13 to April 11. This week, New Times broke the story about Norwegian Cruise Line managers in Miami directing salespeople to mislead customers about coronavirus to protect the company's bookings. Related Stories Leaked Emails: Norwegian Pressures Sales Team to Mislead Potential Customers About CoronavirusIn 2018, Del Rio took home more than $22 million in compensation, making him the highest-paid CEO in South Florida that year, according to the Sun Sentinel . During a pandemic like COVID-19, cruise lines should be all hands on deck working to curb the diseases spread. The senators' letter says Norwegian has a moral obligation to protect consumers and provide accurate information to everyone traveling on its ships.

Update, 3:50 p.m.: Norwegian Cruise Line has suspended cruises from March 13 to April 11. This week, New Times broke the story about Norwegian Cruise Line managers in Miami directing salespeople to mislead customers about coronavirus to protect the company's bookings. During a pandemic like COVID-19, cruise lines should be all hands on deck working to curb the diseases spread. https://t.co/XVoUs0aIAL Richard Blumenthal (@SenBlumenthal) March 12, 2020In December, Blumenthal introduced the Cruise Passenger Protection Act, which Markey is cosponsoring. The senators' letter says Norwegian has a moral obligation to protect consumers and provide accurate information to everyone traveling on its ships.

Norwegian Cruises stock closed up over 15%. The cruise industry has been hit particularly hard, with outbreaks of the virus occurring among passengers and crew on board, prompting on-ship quarantines. Norwegian Cruises announced the immediate suspension of global operations until April 11 and Royal Caribbean said it is suspending U.S. cruises for 30 days. The coronavirus pandemic has brought the bulk of the cruise industry to a standstill as Royal Caribbean and Norwegian Cruises announced Friday the suspension of operations. Trump later tweeted that the cruise companies agreed to suspend operations at his request.

Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 13, 2020The tweet came after a steady parade of cancellation announcements from the major cruise lines. The day before, Princess Cruises halted service on all 18 of its cruise ships for 60 days. Viking cruise lines announced it would suspend all river and ocean cruises until April 30, and Disney Cruise Lines canceled all departures through the end of March. "We want to work with the cruise line industry to ensure that when we come through this ... cruise lines are safer than ever before and can prosper for years to come." Princess Cruises has struggled to contain outbreaks on its Diamond Princess and Grand Princess ships.

An emergency services van of the Japan Self-Defense Force drives away from the Diamond Princess cruise ship, operated by Carnival Corp., sitting docked in Yokohama, Japan, on Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2020. Shares of Carnival Corp. slid by more than 20% in pre-market trading Thursday after its Princess Cruises line announced it is suspending all operations for two months due to concerns over the rapidly spreading COVID-19 pandemic. Princess Cruises President Jan Swartz said the company is taking the "bold action" to reassure investors of its commitment to the well-being of its passengers. Shares of Carnival, which owns Princess Cruises, have fallen more than 57% since Jan. 1. Current Princess voyages that are underway and scheduled to end before March 17 will carry on as planned, the company said.

Hilton Worldwide Holdings is planning to draw down the remaining amount under a $1.75 billion revolving credit line, according to a regulatory filing Wednesday. Bankers say to expect more such moves in the travel, leisure and energy industries, all of which are facing pressure. Notably, General Electric, one of Boeing's biggest suppliers, has a $35 billion revolving facility, according to its latest regulatory documents. And there are other sources of capital, such as private equity, that continue to wait in the wings. Private equity firm Silver Lake on Monday struck a deal with Twitter that included a $1 billion investment in the company.

He was among the 3,140 guests who could have enjoyed a 10-day voyage on the Princess Cruises’ Caribbean Princess had it not been for COVID-19 cases. Princess Cruises canceled the voyage on Wednesday at the Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale. Princess Cruises is also the operator of the Grand Princess and the Diamond Princess, which are linked to hundreds of COVID-19 cases in Japan and California. Princess Cruises employees who had worked in the Grand Princess in California were tested while working aboard the Caribbean Princess and the Regal Princess, which were both scheduled to dock at Port Everglades. Voyages on both the Regal Princess and the Caribbean Princess were canceled.

As of Tuesday evening, according to the cruise line, more than 1,400 passengers had left the ship. But Newsom told reporters that some crew members, many from the Philippines, may end up repatriated to their home countries instead. Princess Cruises, the ships owner-operator, said those crew members were deemed asymptomatic and confined to their individual cabins. Passengers from the cruise ship Grand Princess boards an aircraft at Oakland International Airport as authorities continue debarkation from the ship after 21 people on board have tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus in Oakland, California, U.S. March 10, 2020. At least one couple aboard the Grand Princess sued the company even before reaching dry land, seeking over $1 million in damages for emotional trauma they said they suffered during the ordeal.

But at least one couple aboard the Grand Princess were seeking more than a refund. The Grand Princess cruise ship carrying passengers who have tested positive for coronavirus docked at the Port of Oakland in Oakland, California, U.S. March 9, 2020. REUTERS/Kate MunschParent company Carnival Corp (CCL.N), the worlds leading cruise operator, did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Slideshow (5 Images)Under plans announced on Sunday, California residents were to go to two existing quarantine sites near Sacramento and San Diego. Newsom said on Sunday the government was arranging to repatriate foreign cruise passengers by charter flights to their home countries.

The cruise ship Grand Princess, held at sea as tests for coronavirus were conducted and arrangements made to offload passengers at the Port of Oakland, passes the Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco, California, U.S. March 9, 2020. Princess Cruises said late on Sunday that one passenger had been disembarked for medical reasons unrelated to coronavirus earlier in the day. They were to be followed by California residents, designated for one of two existing quarantine sites near Sacramento and San Diego. The cruise ship Grand Princess, held at sea as tests for coronavirus were conducted and arrangements made to offload passengers at the Port of Oakland, passes the Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco, California, U.S. March 9, 2020. REUTERS/Stephen LamNewsom said on Sunday the government was arranging to repatriate foreign cruise passengers by charter flights to their home countries.

People look out from aboard the Grand Princess cruise ship, operated by Princess Cruises, as it maintains a holding pattern about 25 miles off the coast of San Francisco, California on March 8, 2020. The coronavirus-stricken Grand Princess cruise ship moved toward the Port of Oakland Monday in preparation for thousands of passengers to disembark. There are 21 people infected by COVID-19 aboard the ship, Vice President Mike Pence said Friday, but officials only tested 46 people on the ship. The process could take up to two or three days, Newsom said, or even longer depending on wave conditions and cross-currents. The 2,500 passengers aboard the ship will be quarantined for 14 days at a federal facility, Newsom said.

FILE PHOTO: The Grand Princess cruise ship carrying passengers who have tested positive for coronavirus is seen in the Pacific Ocean outside San Francisco, California, U.S. March 7, 2020. REUTERS/Stephen LamThe cruise ship Grand Princess, whose guests have been largely confined to their staterooms since Thursday, is due to arrive at the Port of Oakland on Monday to begin immediately disgorging its 2,400 passengers, California Governor Gavin Newsom told a news conference. Related Coverage Canada to repatriate passengers from virus-hit Grand Princess cruise shipNewsom said the U.S. government was working to repatriate foreign cruise passengers, who are to be flown to their home countries aboard charter flights out of Oakland International Airport. State and federal authorities has said several hundred cruise passengers of other nationalities have been identified, including Canadians. A fishing boat sails along the California coast as the Grand Princess cruise ship carrying passengers who have tested positive for coronavirus is seen in the distance in the Pacific Ocean outside Pacifica, California, U.S. March 8, 2020.

(Reuters) - U.S. passengers on the cruise ship Grand Princess, which had been barred from docking in California because of suspected cases of the new coronavirus on board, will be rushed to at least one quarantine center closer to home for testing, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp said on Sunday. They were expected to arrive at the base 20 miles (32 km) northwest of Atlanta late Monday or early Tuesday. PAST PREDICAMENTSThe predicament of the Grand Princess is reminiscent of the Diamond Princess cruise liner, also owned by Carnival, which was quarantined off Japan in February and was for a time the largest concentration of coronavirus cases outside of China, where the outbreak originated. Health authorities say they probably contracted the respiratory virus aboard the vessel. Pence said those requiring medical care would receive it and that all crew members would likely remain quarantined aboard the vessel.

(Reuters) - The cruise ship Grand Princess, held at sea and barred from returning to San Francisco last week due to a coronavirus outbreak aboard the vessel, has been directed to the nearby port of Oakland, the cruise line said on Saturday, presumably to be placed under quarantine. The predicament of the Grand Princess is reminiscent of the Diamond Princess cruise liner, also owned by Carnival, which was quarantined off Japan in February and was for a time the largest concentration of coronavirus cases outside of China, where the outbreak originated. About 700 people aboard that ship became infected, and six have died. On Friday, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence, leading the U.S. government response to the coronavirus, announced that 21 crew members and passengers had tested positive. Pence said those requiring medical care would receive it and that all crew members would likely remain quarantined aboard the vessel.

The Grand Princess cruise ship carrying passengers who have tested positive for coronavirus is seen in the Pacific Ocean outside San Francisco, California, U.S. March 7, 2020.REUTERS/Stephen Lam(Reuters) - The cruise ship Grand Princess, held at sea and barred from returning to San Francisco due to a coronavirus outbreak aboard the vessel, has been directed to the nearby port of Oakland, scheduled to arrive on Monday, the cruise line said on Saturday. Princess Cruises, a unit of the worlds leading cruise operator, Carnival Corp, which owns the ship, said its information about the ships destination comes from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which is coordinating the operation with state and local officials. Authorities announced on Friday that 21 crew members and passengers had tested positive for coronavirus aboard the ocean liner, which has been linked with at least four previous cases of the potentially lethal respiratory disease.

This photo provided by Michele Smith, shows a deserted lounge area on the Grand Princess cruise ship Friday, March 6, 2020, off the California coast. (Michele Smith via AP)SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – A cruise ship hit by the new coronavirus is headed to the port of Oakland, California, the captain told passengers, though they were destined to stay aboard the ship for at least another day. John Smith, in a recording provided by passenger Laurie Miller of San Jose, told guests the ship will dock in Oakland. The number of infections swelled to more than 400, scattered across the U.S., as passengers aboard the ship holed up in their rooms. Another Princess ship, the Diamond Princess, was quarantined for two weeks in Yokohama, Japan, last month because of the virus.

In this image from video, provided by the California National Guard, a helicopter carrying airmen with the 129th Rescue Wing flies over the Grand Princess cruise ship off the coast of California Thursday, March 5, 2020. Vice President Mike Pence said Friday that 21 people aboard the Grand Princess cruise ship moored off the coast of California have tested positive for COVID-19. The ship will be brought to a non-commercial port, Pence said, and everyone aboard the ship will be tested. Of the 21 people who tested positive, he added, 19 are crew members and two are passengers. There are more than 3,500 people aboard the ship, the operator, Princess Cruises, which is owned by Carnival Corp., said in a statement.

(Photo by John Tlumacki/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading on Thursday:American Airlines Shares of American Airlines plunged 11%, leading drops among top U.S. airlines as travel declines from the coronavirus outbreak continue to worsen. Following American's decline, United Airlines fell 9%, Delta Airlines fell 8% and Southwest Airlines fell nearly 5%. Apple Shares of the iPhone-maker fell nearly 3% after key supplier Foxconn reported its biggest year-over-year revenue drop since 2013. Zoom Video Shares of Zoom rose nearly 9% after the videoconferencing software company reported earnings and guidance that beat analysts' expectations. Kroger reported earnings of 57 cents per share on revenue of $28.893 billion.

In this Feb. 11, 2020 photo, the Grand Princess cruise ship passes the Golden Gate Bridge as it arrives from Hawaii in San Francisco. Princess Cruises said it will test some of the passengers and crew aboard the Grand Princess cruise ship, which California health officials said is the site of another COVID-19 outbreak. The ship, which was on a two-week voyage to Hawaii, was ordered to return early to San Francisco, California Gov. San Francisco officials did not say what would happen if people on board the ship test positive for COVID-19. Princess Cruises is also the operator of the Diamond Princess ship, which was the site of what might have been the first major COVID-19 epidemic outside of China.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – A cruise ship returned to Port Everglades on Thursday morning after an outbreak of gastrointestinal illness forced it to cut short its voyage. Frank Boguth speaks to Local 10 News from the balcony of his cabin on the Caribbean Princess. “All we saw was the staff cleaning, cleaning, cleaning,” Rosemary Neilson said. A santitization crew is headed toward the @PrincessCruises Caribbean Princess ship. Crew members for the next @PrincessCruises voyage on Caribbean Princess getting ready to get on board.

Two passengers aboard the quarantined Princess Cruises ship that's docked in Japan told CNBC on Wednesday that containment measures to prevent the new coronavirus from spreading have failed. The Carnival-owned company last week placed 3,700 passengers and crew under a two-week mandatory quarantine after 10 passengers tested positive for the fast-spreading virus. She said many passengers aboard the ship, including her husband and herself, haven't been tested for the deadly virus outside of initial temperature taking. "We take our temperature once a day, voluntarily," Phil Courter said. The ship is expected to remain under quarantine until Feb. 19, though the Courters believe they'll be held longer.

Carnival's Princess Cruises said it will compensate quarantined crew members who are caring for more than 2,600 passengers on a ship docked in Japan as the new coronavirus spreads among those aboard. The cruise line confirmed late Tuesday there are 40 new confirmed cases of the coronavirus, which the World Health Organization has named COVID-19, on the quarantined Diamond Princess. For the crew, the company which faces mounting scrutiny for its treatment of crew members on board is providing two paid months of vacation, the company confirmed to CNBC. The 2,666 passengers and 1,045 crew members on the ship have been quarantined in the port of Yokohama since it arrived on Feb. 3. Tensions are rising along with the number of confirmed cases on the ship, Courter told CNBC, but she praised the crew for doing their "very, very best."

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – A South Florida-based cruise ship is cutting its voyage short after a gastrointestinal outbreak. “This is a highly unusual development and we share the disappointment of our guests,” the cruise line said in a statement. Princess Cruises said there are no cases of coronavirus identified among the 4,196 people on the ship. All guests will receive a 50% refund and a future cruise credit valued at 50% of the cost. Upon its return, the Caribbean Princess will be sanitized and is expected to resume its travel schedule with a Feb. 16 departure from Port Everglades.

The Japanese Health Ministry on Friday confirmed 41 new cases of the new coronavirus on a quarantined cruise ship off the coast of Japan. The Diamond Princess cruise ship, which is operated by Carnival's Princess Cruises, is carrying about 3,700 passengers and crew at the port of Yokohama. The ministry said all those who tested positive for the new coronavirus will be removed and transported to local hospitals. "Our team on board Diamond Princess, supported by our shoreside colleagues, is actively working to care for our guests to ensure their comfort and well-being," Princess Cruises said. Meanwhile, Princess Cruises has rolled out new entertainment offerings, it said, to keep everyone on the ship sane, such as puzzles, trivia, newspapers, in-cabin fitness videos and more.

Adult webcam site CamSoda doesn't have a vaccine in the works for coronavirus, but it does claim to have a cure for boredom. And it's offering that remedy free webcam sessions with porn stars to the more than 7,300 passengers quarantined on two cruise ships outside of Hong Kong and Japan. During the quarantine, most passengers are required to remain in their cabins, with access to the rest of the ship and the outside world prohibited for the time being. Cruise ships present a particularly strong risk for spreading the illness owing to the close proximity of thousands of passengers and employees. Various cruise lines have taken preemptive measures such as canceling future trips and testing passengers.

One of the quarantined passengers aboard a Princess Cruises ship told CNBC on Thursday that the vessel is moored, but guests are not allowed to leave. The Carnival-owned company on Tuesday placed 3,700 passengers and crew under a two-week mandatory quarantine after 10 passengers tested positive for the fast-spreading virus. Since then, 10 additional passengers have tested positive, bringing the total to 20. He's also been posting daily Facebook Live videos, while the ship provides guests with complimentary internet and phone service. Before the quarantine took effect, a previous guest who did not have any symptoms while on-board had tested positive for the virus on Saturday, six days after leaving the cruise ship.

Lam said there have now been 21 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in Hong Kong. "In view of the Novel Coronavirus outbreak and also significant drop in market demand, we just announced massive capacity cuts yesterday," the statement said. We are coordinating with the Chinese government and working closely together on the coronavirus outbreak in China. The other infected passengers are from Australia, Japan, Hong Kong, according to Princess Cruises. A security guard wearing protective gear checks the temperature of the visitor at the entrance of Accident & Emergency at Princess Margaret Hospital in Hong Kong, China, on Feb. 4, 2020.

Carnival's Princess Cruises said it has placed 3,700 passengers and crew under mandatory quarantine for two weeks after 10 people aboard a cruise ship in Yokohama, Japan, tested positive for the new coronavirus. The company said a previous guest, who didn't have any symptoms while aboard the ship, tested positive for the coronavirus on Saturday six days after leaving the Diamond Princess. The ship was being held in Japan for 24 hours while Japanese health authorities assessed the 3,700 passengers and crew on board. The ship will be quarantined for at least 14 days, the company said, as is required by the Japanese Ministry of Health. "We were notified that amongst the samples that have completed testing, 10 people have tested positive for coronavirus."

Cruise passengers and cargo volumes at Port Everglades have grown exponentially over the past 20 years, and are forecast to almost double over the next 20 years, say Port Everglades officials, who are planning for the boom in traffic. (ABOVE) A cruise ship, the Princess Cruises' Sky Princess, arriving last month to Port Everglades. (Port Everglades)

After Netflix's new movie "Wine Country" confirmed that touring wine country in Northern California with your best friends is a grand old time, it would only make sense that Princess Cruises would offer cruises up the Pacific Coast to learn (and taste) everything there is to know about wine. There are multiple dates for this one-of-a-kind cruise, which starts in Vancouver and Los Angeles. You'll get to stop in famous California wine towns such as Santa Barbara, San Francisco, Napa, Sonoma and Monterey, where you can live out your wildest "Big Little Lies" fantasy. Oh, and we can guarantee there will be even more wine that needs to be tasted. Read also: Floatable wine glasses exist and we can all die happyIt doesn't matter if you love a crisp chardonnay or a mellow merlot, if you love wine, then this sounds like the cruise for you.

After Netflix's new movie "Wine Country" confirmed that touring wine country in Northern California with your best friends is a grand old time, it would only make sense that Princess Cruises would offer cruises up the Pacific Coast to learn (and taste) everything there is to know about wine. There are multiple dates for this one-of-a-kind cruise, which starts in Vancouver and Los Angeles. You'll get to stop in famous California wine towns such as Santa Barbara, San Francisco, Napa, Sonoma and Monterey, where you can live out your wildest "Big Little Lies" fantasy. Oh, and we can guarantee there will be even more wine that needs to be tasted. Read also: Floatable wine glasses exist and we can all die happyIt doesn't matter if you love a crisp chardonnay or a mellow merlot, if you love wine, then this sounds like the cruise for you.