Creator identifies this room as category DD.
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Princess Cruises · 4 selected cabin categories · Tours for 2 categories
balcony
Deluxe Balcony
A conventional balcony for fresh-air breaks.
suite
Cabana Mini-Suite
A private cabana between inside and outside.
Creator identifies this room as category CA; it is not a Cabana Deck C1/C2 example.
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- View
- Ocean from a private balcony
- Ocean from balcony and private cabana
- Category maximum
- Up to 4 guests; room configurations vary
- Up to 4 guests; room configurations vary
- Published total
- Approximately 235 sq ft including balcony
- Approximately 329 sq ft including balcony and cabana
- Categories
- Not stated in our sources
- CA and CB; Decks 10–12
Compare cabin areas
Deluxe Balcony
Your view
Ocean from a private balcony
Cabana Mini-Suite
Your view
Ocean from balcony and private cabana
Conceptual sea motif; view and layout descriptions come from the cruise-line sources.
Category maxima describe available configurations. Confirm the selected room’s beds and permitted occupancy before booking.
Explore this comparison →Sources behind these differences
- Princess Cruises: Sun Princess stateroomsChecked 2026-09-07
- Princess Cruises: 2025–2026 Destination Collection: Sun Princess deck categoriesChecked 2026-09-07
A closer look at the cabin choices
Explore 4 sourced cabin categories
These are selected categories with reviewed sources. A category can contain different room layouts and guest capacities. Tours show an example; measurements retain the published ranges, and unavailable measurements stay unstated.
Interior
A place to sleep between days out.
Capacity needs confirmation. 136–145 sq ft
Sourced category details; no matched tour yet
Compare Interior →Deluxe Balcony
A conventional balcony for fresh-air breaks.
Category maximum: 4 guests. Ocean from a private balcony
Matching cabin tour available
Compare Deluxe Balcony →Cabana Mini-Suite
A private cabana between inside and outside.
Category maximum: 4 guests. Ocean from balcony and private cabana
Matching cabin tour available
Compare Cabana Mini-Suite →Cabana Deck Mini-Suite
Deck-nine accommodation with Cabana Deck access.
Category maximum: 4 guests. Balcony and cabana
Sourced category details; no matched tour yet
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By the CruiseDayGuide editorial team · Sources reviewed 2026-09-07.
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