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In my experience big ships deliver a superb cruise holiday. Its well-trained crews know how to pamper you and make you feel supremely comfortable. And Princess’ nightlife options, from floorshows to cool piano lounges, are fun. Like many seasoned travelers, I’ll try anything once. And, if I like the experience, I’ll come back for more. Especially when the trip is a week of Med sailing on the elegant crown jewel of deluxe fleet. A few years, when I took my first cruise, I knew I would want to take an encore sailing on it. I can’t wait to indulge myself again in this urbane ship’s simple pleasures. On my previous sailing, I was pampered from morning to midnight (and later, if I had wanted it) by a staff dedicated to personal service. And throughout the 350-passenger vessel, I felt cosseted by luxury, from my private verandah to sophisticated public rooms.

At the bag drop a cheerful young man will take your clubs out of your car and load them into your golf cart. You head into the pro shop and are greeted with a dynamic display of the best golf accessories in existence, and at reasonable prices. If you have a few minutes before your round of golf, there is a lighted practice range and putting green. The par-72, 18-hole course is a thing of beauty, with rolling hills throughout the fairways, and 75 sand bunkers positioned strategically throughout the course. Every green is protected by two, three and sometimes even four sand bunkers, so if you are not precise with your approaches shots, expect to be hacking sand. The greens are finely manicured, but not too fast, which is a relief if you usually putt to the back of the cup.