Cape Town Gourmet Food Cruises Cruise Reviews
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"If you read some of the reviews you would never go on this ship however my trip was great the embarcadero was a bit slow with many passengers arriving at the same time.but they got there in the end. My cabin was..."Read More
David philip
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Review for Azamara Quest to Africa
Madkel
10+ Cruises
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Age 50s
This 26 night cruise started in Cape Town and was to end in Dubai. Sadly Corona Virus decided to intervene which resulted in the cruise missing many ports of call and a premature ending in Muscat which was not a planned port of call. Many countries refused us entry due to the fear of cruise ships being floating Petri dishes. There was a daily update from the Captain regarding our situation and ...
Read MoreSail Date: February 2020
Departure Port: Galveston
Cabin Type: Club Veranda Plus Stateroom
14 Helpful Votes
Review for Azamara Quest to Africa
Canadian World Travellers
10+ Cruises
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Age 50s
I just want to make a couple of points in comparison of these two lines as many on board have sailed on both lines.
As a matter of fact just over one month prior I did a 31 day "Around Australia Circumnavigation with New Guinea, Bali, Komodo Island on the Oceania R-Class
1. I am not loyal cruise ship passenger. My priorities are first the itinerary, then the quality of the ship/ line ...
Read MoreSail Date: February 2020
Departure Port: Galveston
Cabin Type: Club Interior Stateroom
5 Helpful Votes
Review for Azamara Quest to Africa
uktraveller
10+ Cruises
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Age 60s
Overall a very enjoyable cruise.
What we like about Azamara ....the friendly crew/ officers, the small ship atmosphere, the food, the Living Room and The Den with good live music....it was all there on this South Africa Intensive itinerary.
The azamazing evening was at the Cape Town City Hall. There were plenty of drinks and dessert canapés to try and a very good performance by the ...
Read MoreSail Date: February 2020
Departure Port: Galveston
3 Helpful Votes
Review for Azamara Quest to Africa
Aluckyitalian
2-5 Cruises
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Age 30s
Overall, we experienced a very good cruise, and would definitely sail with Azamara again. This was our first voyage with Azamara, and we have previously sailed with Windstar, as well as Carnival, and NCL (never will go back to a large ship like those again!
The Club Veranda rooms were small, but very comfortable. We used the balcony often, and it was adequate size.
The entertainment for ...
Read MoreSail Date: February 2020
Departure Port: Galveston
Cabin Type: Club Veranda Stateroom
2 Helpful Votes
Review for Queen Elizabeth to Australia & New Zealand
kimmk
6-10 Cruises
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Age 50s
We chose this cruise as a relaxing way to get home from South Africa.
The ship gave a grand impression with wood paneling a feature. It appeared well maintained. For those who get sea sick, there was quite a bit of movement, even in relatively calm seas.
We had a balcony cabin, we started in 5137- midship. This cabin had a tender boat directly underneath it , which obstructed our view ...
Read MoreSail Date: November 2019
Departure Port: Galveston
Traveled with disabled person
23 Helpful Votes
Spudsmack
6-10 Cruises
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Age 60s
Third time on Oceania, first time on the R-Class Nautica. Had a great time on this 30-day cruise up the east coast of Africa and then Asia seeing some out of the way places but meeting some great people onboard. The biggest detractor on this cruise was time and how long it takes to get from point A to point B.
Itinerary Planning - This is a shared responsibility between Oceania Corporate and ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2019
Departure Port: Galveston
Cabin Type: Concierge Level Veranda Stateroom
27 Helpful Votes
2greynomads
10+ Cruises
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Age 60s
Itinerary was our priority and I fully understand missing Mombasa but from then on it went downhill. Due to currents etc.???, we battled to make ports on time, resulting in less and less time in port.
There was no plan B with Nautica, the currents are always there and the weather was not that bad. The itinerary was cut so fine. There was no give in the itinerary, at all, for conditions that ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2019
Departure Port: Galveston
Cabin Type: Deluxe Ocean View
15 Helpful Votes
leaj
10+ Cruises
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Age 40s
My husband & I chose this trip so he could take some CE and do a safari!. We booked the pre-cruise safari at Lion Sands River Lodge. While Oceania did not really do a good job with communicating our hotel info or flight info to the bush, it all worked out & the Lodge was amazing! We had 4 game drives and 1 bush walk.
Pre-Safari, we booked a night at the Residence Boutique Hotel. The Residence ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2019
Departure Port: Galveston
Cabin Type: Penthouse Suite
6 Helpful Votes
SandiT
6-10 Cruises
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Age 50s
We had a balcony suite, 6017, on the starboard side, which we enjoyed. Overall, it was an excellent cruise experience, with an enjoyable itinerary. There were some bumpy seas on the coast of South Africa on the Atlantic side, so anti-nausea seabands or medications are recommended (the ship was kind enough to have some available). We had a combination of ship shore excursions (selected as a ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2019
Departure Port: Galveston
13 Helpful Votes
Review for Silver Spirit to Africa
LittleRedJohn
10+ Cruises
We had a pleasant and enlightening cruise on the Spirit from Cape Town to the Seychelles, with stops in southern and east Africa. We did experience some oddities and annoyances, most of them preventable by Silversea. But overall this was a fun experience. Even the internet worked well. We found the ship well-maintained, and our suite in good condition, with traditional decor. The ship is being ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2018
Departure Port: Galveston
Cabin Type: Veranda Suite
68 Helpful Votes