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Food and Meals on the Coral Princess

Chocolate Journeys dessert on the Coral Princess

Food on the Coral Princess Panama Canal Cruise

Revised 4/2021

Dear Polite Traveler,

It is said that a picture is worth a thousand words.  When discussing desserts and the various other scrumptious meals we experienced on the Coral Princess Panama Canal cruise, it’s a must.  Words couldn’t possibly come close to doing any of the dishes justice.  Therefore, check out the slideshow of delicious eats.  

One note, the absolute “not-to-be-missed” dishes were the Chocolate Journeys desserts.  All were unforgettable. 

Note: Follow CDC and Princess guidelines when visiting.  Always wear your face mask when in public.   

 

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