Ship Facilities – Coral Princess	Technical
A/C dining room Two modern lounges Sun deck Spa pool Comprehensive library, Phone & Fax facilities Security Safe Fully stocked cocktail bar Dive shop Gift shop 24 hour coffee and tea facilities	REGISTRY: Cairns, Australia TONNAGE: 730 tonnes LENGTH: 35 metres BEAM: 13 metres DRAFT: 2.5 metres SPEED: 13 knots PASSENGERS: 50 PASSENGER CABINS: 27

 

 

 

 

 

 

Accommodation: Resort style living at its best. Select from four types of accommodation - all spacious and elegantly appointed.

The discerning traveller has a choice of Standard, Deluxe, Upper Deck Staterooms, while the more budget conscious may select a Cabin. A number of Staterooms have extra divans or Pullman berths, and others have connecting doors. All accommodation is spacious and air-conditioned with private ensuites and the choice of single or double beds. All rooms are serviced daily.

Dining: All meals during the cruise are included. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are usually served the Dining Room located on the Main Deck and are buffet-style.

Coffee and tea is available 24 hours. Standard hours are breakfast from 7:00-8:30am, lunch at 12:30pm and dinner at 7:30pm however meal times may vary according to the day's activities.

Meal times will be advised in the onboard daily bulletins.

Departure & Boarding
Townsville cruises depart Townsville Breakwater Terminal, Sir Leslie Thiess Drive
Cairns cruises depart Trinity Wharf, Cairns.
Boarding is 30 minutes prior to departure.

Guidelines for guests with limited mobility

For passengers who utilise a wheelchair onboard our vessels clients must be partially mobile and in possession of a collapsible wheelchair.  It is important that clients travel on "C" Deck on the Coral Princess I or II  - (Stateroom accommodation) to enable easier access to dining and bar facilities.  The wheelchair needs to be collapsible to allow entry into the cabins as doorways on the vessels are narrower than an average doorway.  The main doors from the rear deck into the dining area and further on from the dining area to the Staterooms on the vessels, have an approximate 6 inch frame inside the doorways.  "C" Deck on the Coral Princess I and II is where all activities originate.  On both vessels entry into the ensuites involves a step up of approximately 8 inches.  A shower stool will be provided inside the shower stall as the wheelchair will not fit inside the ensuites.  For a view of our vessels layouts please browse our website on www.coralprincess.com.au
 
Clients will also need to consider the accessibility to certain areas of the ship.  The spa area and lounge is located on A Deck on CPII with the observation lounge located on B Deck and the spa located on A Deck for CPI .  This means that the clients are required to climb flights of stairs to attend lectures and film presentations throughout the cruise or to visit the bridge. Neither vessel has a lift onboard.
 
In the event of evacuation, mobility will be required to gain access to muster stations and life boats.