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Reviewed by: Allan Batchellor
# previous cruises: 2
Date of Trip: January 10, 1999
Itinerary: Southern Caribbean
Overall we found the cruise quite enjoyable,the food was not great
but edible,shore excursion were expensive for what you got.Crew was always
pleasant,we liked this cruise also because the other passengers were just
plain folk like ourselves.
At times the sun chairs were all full,casino was small but
that was fine with us.Carousel lounge was our favourite they played a
Mr.&Mrs game show that had us rolling in the aisles.didn't us the pool.
The service was fine but the food was not what we expected
(you get what you pay for),there was always lots of fresh fruit which my
wife enjoyed.Coffee=roadtar
Cabin was small(B Deck Inside)but it was livable,the shower was
cramped. The cabin was quiet and we felt very little motion in it.
We had no complaints about the staff,by the time we'd listened to the singers 3rd-4th time it was getting pretty stale,we did enjoy the island band from Barbados.
Aruba, Barbados, St.Lucia, Grenada, Margarita Island, Curacao, Aruba.
Snorkeling & shopping at Curacao were good. Rainforest hike in St.Lucia was an adventure (very muddy).
On board casino was fun. Chatting with new friends by the pool bar at night.
Most of the people we met were very nice,we keep in touch with a
couple from Las Vegas and a couple from Stockholm
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