2027 Treffen at Sea

PCA Treffen at Sea 2027 12-Day British Isles with France & Belfast August 29th – September 10th, 2027 Majestic Princess® CALL 833-679-2188 TO BOOK Monday – Friday: 11AM-8PM ET / 8AM-5PM PT Round-trip sailing from Southampton, England Sail with fellow Porsche Club of America members on an unforgettable round‑trip voyage from Southampton, England, where history, culture, and dramatic scenery define every destination. This immersive itinerary journeys through England, Ireland, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and France—balancing legendary cities and rugged coastlines with refined comfort at sea. PCA member fares* start at $3,480 per person in a balcony cabin and include Princess Plus®, offering added value and seamless convenience throughout the voyage. Demand is high—reserve your preferred stateroom now to secure the best cabin selection for this exceptional British Isles experience. Exclusive Benefits • Princess Plus® includes a beverage plan, casual dining benefits, complimentary room service, Wi‑Fi, and Crew Appreciation gratuities. • Activities and events featuring guest speakers. • DieCast Concours at Sea, door decorating competition, and more to be announced! Itinerary Day 1 – Sunday, August 29 Southampton (for London), England Day 2 – Monday, August 30 Cornwall (Falmouth), England Day 3 – Tuesday, August 31 Cork, Ireland (Cobh – for Blarney Castle) Day 4 – Wednesday, September 1 Liverpool, England Day 5 – Thursday, September 2 Belfast, Northern Ireland Day 6 – Friday, September 3 Glasgow (Greenock), Scotland Day 7 – Saturday, September 4 At Sea Day 8 – Sunday, September 5 Orkney Islands (Kirkwall), Scotland Day 9 – Monday, September 6 Invergordon, Scotland Day 10 – Tuesday, September 7 Edinburgh (South Queensferry), Scotland Day 11 – Wednesday, September 8 At Sea Day 12 – Thursday, September 9 Le Havre (for Paris/Normandy), France Day 13 – Friday, September 10 Southampton (for London), England Destinations Cornwall England’s southwest corner is rich in legend and natural beauty. Cornwall is home to Tintagel Castle, the legendary birthplace of King Arthur, and the historic port of Falmouth, where the deep‑water harbor reflects centuries of maritime history. Dramatic seascapes, charming villages, and rolling green countryside make Cornwall one of England’s most scenic and beloved regions. Note: Majestic Princess® will anchor in Falmouth, with launches transporting guests ashore. Cork Founded in the 7th century by St. Fin Barre, Cork is a gateway to Ireland’s romance and legend. Explore rolling countryside, visit nearby Blarney Castle to kiss the famed Blarney Stone, or discover a landscape rich with prehistoric monuments and folklore. Nearby Cobh holds a poignant legacy as Ireland’s most important port of emigration. Note: Majestic Princess® will dock in Cobh, approximately 15 miles from Cork. Liverpool Celebrated as the birthplace of the Beatles and the British Invasion, this historic port city also impresses with outstanding neoclassical architecture. Nearby Port Sunlight offers the Lady Lever Gallery, home to an exceptional collection of English art and design. Belfast Set along the River Lagan, this vibrant and cosmopolitan city is distinguished by elegant Victorian and Edwardian architecture. Once a 19th‑century industrial powerhouse renowned for linen production and shipbuilding, it now serves as a gateway to the scenic countryside of Counties Antrim and Down—including the dramatic Giant’s Causeway—while offering a rich blend of history, culture, and world‑class Irish linens. Glasgow The commercial and cultural capital of the Scottish Lowlands, this riverside city along the Clyde is celebrated for its impressive Victorian architecture, outstanding museums, and vibrant shopping districts, including elegant Princes Square and the renowned Burrell Collection. Note: Majestic Princess® will dock in Greenock, approximately 45 minutes from Glasgow. Orkney Islands Located off Scotland’s northern coast, the Orkney Islands captivate with dramatic sea cliffs, white sand beaches, and remarkable ancient sites, including Skara Brae and the Ring of Brodgar. Norse heritage lives on in Kirkwall’s St. Magnus Cathedral, while abundant seabirds and historic Scapa Flow add to the islands’ enduring allure. Invergordon Steeped in mystery and legend, the dark waters of Loch Ness have captured imaginations since a widely reported 1933 sighting brought global attention to the elusive Nessie. Nearby, Cawdor Castle adds layers of history and romance to the region, famed as the setting for Duncan’s murder in Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Invergordon serves as the gateway to this storied corner of the Scottish Highlands known as the Great Glen. Edinburgh Celebrated as Scotland’s political, cultural, and historic capital, Edinburgh is set between rolling hills and admired for its dramatic skyline, elegant Georgian architecture, and beautiful parks. The city’s rich literary and intellectual legacy – shaped by figures such as Robert Burns, Sir Walter Scott, Adam Smith, and David Hume – is reflected in its historic streets, renowned festivals, and enduring global influence.Note: South Queensferry is an anchorage port; passengers transfer ashore by ship’s tender. Le Havre Normandy holds deep meaning for English‑speaking visitors through the legacy of the D‑Day landings. Rebuilt after World War II, Le Havre today is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and France’s second‑largest port, serving as a gateway to Paris, the Norman countryside, and the historic landing beaches.