Seven Seas Voyager Review

Great Ship and Wonderful Ports

Review for the Baltic Sea Cruise on Seven Seas Voyager
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maynas
First Time Cruiser • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Jun 2015
Cabin: Penthouse Suite

I have long wanted to visit St Petersburg and revisit some of the old Baltic ports I visited 10-20 years ago on business and see more of them at leisure. This cruise was perfect, with 2 overnights in St Petersburg so that you can get to as many of the wonderful sites there as possible and stops in the Baltic republics, Finland, old East Germany and Denmark as well as an overnight in Stockholm.

This was our first cruise and a true delight. People saying standards have slipped don't gel with my experience, things were so well organised in general, with complicated logistics of many different tours on the same day well handled with the minimum of delay.

The suite (Penthouse A) was perfect, so stabile and quiet, so comfortable and lacking little except maybe more power points that someone from the UK could use (our adapter are large so when 2 are close together you can only use 1 of them) but unplugging the iPod unit (bit old fashioned now, I use bluetooth speakers when travelling and as modern iPod 6 doesn't fit it anyway) managed OK.

Cabin Review

Penthouse Suite

Cabin A

Good space, excellent bed, good shower given the boat constraints, good set of toiletries

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Stockholm

too easy to walk around the city yourself

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