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Seven Seas Navigator - Southern Caribbean

Review for the Southern Caribbean Cruise on Seven Seas Navigator
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spunky
First Time Cruiser • Age 20s

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Sail Date: Dec 2006
Cabin: Window Suite

The embarkation was very smooth. From the time we stepped out of our cab we received top level service. Our bags were removed from the cab and we did not see them again until they were delivered to our stateroom later that afternoon. The stateroom was spacious and comfortable. We loved the walk in closet and the marble bath. The cabin decor was elegant. When we arrived lunch was being served in two places; by the pool and a buffet was available at Portofino. Deck 10 (Pool Deck) was crowded and as it was a New Years sailing there were more children then I am used to seeing on Regent.

Our first few days at sea was quite a challenge as the ship rocked quite a bit. The RSSC does not appear to have the stabilization system that most modern ships have. As such I would not travel on this particular ship again. The activities were typical, the enrichment lectures were fair. There were children in the hot tubs during the day at sea but in the late afternoon the number of children by the pool diminished.

My husband and I travel on luxury lines and compared to other ships we have sailed on we found the food good but not outstanding. My meat was always cooked the way I asked for it. The deserts were simple and not up to luxury line standards. In the early afternoons snacks were available by the pool and finger sandwiches were in the lounges. There was always an afternoon tea until 4:30. Dinner was served at 7:00. Between 5:00 - 7:00 if you wanted a snack you needed to order room service.

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