Explore the Maldives on MV Yasawa Princess

Experience the magic of the Maldives aboard the MV Yasawa Princesss.

The best way to see this beautiful country made up of the bluest lagoons & turquoise atolls i the YP offers an 'All Inclusive' program and wonderful itineraries to give you a unique in to the 'real' Maldives. From swimming and snorkeling off pristine white sandbanks, night barbecues on uninhibited islands, or just relaxing on the sundeck with your favorite triple, crusing the Maldives on board the Yasawa Princess will leave you with the greatest of memories, and an overwhelming desire to return again and again.

All cabins are non-smoking and air-conditioned, spread over three decks.

They are all compact and simply furnished with double beds, or two single, with wooden accented furniture, en suite shower/WC/wet area, hairdryer, safe and 240V power outlet.

BRIDGE DECK (7 Cabins)

Air Conditioned cabins, with a double bed or twin beds, en-suite bathroom, deck window with Ocean Views and door opening onto outside walkway. (115 square feet)

A DECK (14 Cabins)

Air Conditioned cabins, with a double bed or twin beds, en-suite bathroom, deck window with Ocean Views and door opening onto outside walkway (117 square feet)

LOWER MAIN DECK (12 Cabins)

Air Conditioned cabins, with a double bed or twin beds, en-suite bathroom, with porthole (142 square feet)




Restaurant

Served in the cosy informal dining area Dining are delicious, buffet style meals, offering international cuisine, Maldivian Dishes are available on request.

Bar

Enjoy the company of like minded people and make new friends in the ship's friendly bar! If you are All Inclusive basis, there is an extensive list of drinks to choose from, premium imported brands are available at a small supplement.

Every cruise of course should hold a Captain Dinner i and on board the Yasawa Princess is no exception! This long held tradition takes place near the end of the week, and if you are celebrating a special occasion we will invite you to join the captain at his table. The dress code is not formal but most people make a special effort or dress in tradition Maldivian attire.