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Old Lifeboats with Cracked Fiberglass Hulls

Review for the Eastern Mediterranean Cruise on Voyager
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First Time Cruiser • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Oct 2015

Disliked: Two of the six life boats were old with damaged GRP hulls (the outer resin layer broken and the under-lying fibreglass matting was visible) - not very reassuring !

Old fashioned cabins, difficult to adjust air conditioning due to variance in control instructions, very small shower cubicle though water pressure was good. Most of the people on board were of the 70-90 age group. Very limited sun deck area that was devoid of inlet and a/c outlet motor noise. Lots of people went down with a nasty chesty virus on this cruise.

Liked: Food, small ship size and able to make friends, ship can get nearer to the shore than massive ships, good stability in rough seas, all the ships staff were really friendly offering excellent service. Cruise designed for adults would have liked to see more of a mixed age group though! Good excursions and excellent guides especially Butrint and we had an archaeologist guide in Pompeii and Herculaneum.

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Cabin outside

Clean cabin, air conditioning difficult to adjust due to contrary instructions, very compact shower cubicle.

Port Reviews

Barcelona

Loads to see - very nice city. Excellent mix of old and new. Make sure you take a money belt with you and secure handbags etc.

Rome (Civitavecchia)

5.5 hours to explore on your own - excellent. Really liked Rome lots to see.

Naples

Excellent guide who was an archaeologist

Naples

Excellent guide who was an archaeologist

Dubrovnik

Great - get there early or late as its packed otherwise !

Dubrovnik

Purchased tickets - great views

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