Pacific Adventure deck plans

Pacific Adventure (built 2001 as Golden Princess, last refurbished in 2015) is the second of all nine Grand-class Princess Cruises ships - together with the Princess fleetmates Caribbean, Crown, Diamond, Emerald, Grand (sistership), Ruby, Sapphire and Star (sistership). In 2020, Golden Princess will be transferred to P&O Australia and renamed ("Pacific Adventure") after scheduled drydock. In November 2021, Star Princess (as Pacific Encounter) joins Pacific Adventure in the P&O AU's fleet.

Golden Princess / Pacific Adventure cruise ship deck plan has a total of 1316 cabins for 2636 passengers (max capacity 3174) served by 1100 crew/staff. The ship has 13 passenger accessible decks (9 with cabins), 11 restaurants and bars, 7 lounges, 4 swimming pools, 9 jacuzzies, 14 elevators. Passenger-use launderettes (laundromats) are located on decks 5, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12. These are self-service laundry facilities with ironing boards and detergent being provided.

In comparison to Golden Princess, Pacific Adventure ship has a new (suite-only) sundeck retreat named "Byron Beach Club". The exclusive top-deck complex is for Suite passengers only (booked in Suite and Mini-Suite categories) and offers a private sundeck area with an outdoor swimming pool, Jacuzzies (whirlpool spas), comfortable garden lounge sitting. Suite-only perks also include VIP dining with concierge service and priority reservations for all onboard dining venues. To the refitted liner will be also installed Aqua Park (P&O Cruises first-ever water park with two 135m-long dual racing waterslides (stretching ~80 m / 260 ft) and featuring LED lights, sound effects, several twists and turns. The park has a separate shaded area for kids, equipped with a dumping bucket and oversized water toys. Another new attraction is the P&OEdge Adventure Park (outdoor sporting facility with a flying fox, rock-climbing wall, and 'Walk the Plank'). Also on the top deck (aft) are located the ship's bowling green court for games of barefoot bowls.