Sapphire Princess Review

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A Paradise of Sea Days

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pointpetre
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Apr 2014

Repositioning cruises tend to be unique and don't provide good information for more routine and repetitious cruises. This repositioning cruise went from San Pedro port in L.A. to Honolulu, Guam, Taiwan, Okinawa, Shanghai, Kogoshima and Osaka.

This was the type of cruise attractive to veteran cruisers and lovers of sea days.

The ship was not full and there were only nine children on most of the cruise, although that changed modestly as we reached ports in the West Pacific.

Cabin Review

Tight space but quite comfortable. This was a smooth cruise, so no rough sea issues. It is easy to flood the bathroom floor from the shower, so shower curtain positioning is important to avoid this. The showers could use an extra shelf, but good counter and shelf space in the bathroom overall. Caribe deck balconies are spacious and a nice place to be on a tropical cruise. However, you cannot look directly down at the sea, so don't expect to watch flying fish.

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