Norwegian Epic Review

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Nice cruise but too long on ship!

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Norwegian Epic
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helandkel
First Time Cruiser • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Jan 2014
Traveled with children

Travelled as a party of six including one child (3), two youngish Grandmother's, Mum & Dad & Sister. We all enjoyed our cruise very much but felt there were not enough ports of call. We booked this as there were four ports as opposed to the usual three but in retrospect we could have done with one or two more to make this an outstanding cruise. After travelling so far (from London & Paris) it seemed a waste to sit on the ship when we could have been swimming in the Caribbean. So we have noted that for next time.

This is my sixth cruise and probably the biggest ship. I have done Princess & Cunard before - both very enjoyable and one of us was a cruise Professional and had been on most ships including Seabourne.

Embarkation was very good we just followed the line and no hold ups. We were excited about getting on board and chatted to other passengers so it went quiclly. Our cabins were ready and we went to the buffet for lunch.

Cabin Review

Loved this cabin. No lifeboats below to block your view. Bed by balcony door so lovely to look out. Balcony large but table way too small. Only downdide is the Steward leaves the trolley most of the day outside this cabin - ask him to move it. Lifts not too far away, we used one nearest for most things.

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