Seabourn Odyssey Review

Odyssey: the ship is excellent, food not so much.

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Seabourn Odyssey
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DoctorSAB
6-10 Cruises • Age 90s

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Sail Date: Dec 2015
Cabin: Veranda Suite

We sailed from Ft.L on Dec 3-15. We enjoyed almost all aspects of the ship, save for one important exception.

Let's begin with the positives:

Check in was quite quick since there's only 450 passengers. Note that a slow check-in never bothers us much since the ship isn't going anywhere till be board. Once aboard we were very impressed with the beautiful architecture and furnishings of the common areas. Aesthetically, it's far beyond the look of every other (non-Seabourne) cruise ship. The cabin, starboard far forward, was roomy enough and storage and closet space abundant. The bathroom puts all others to shame for this level of cabin. My wife loves tubs, the shower is large enough for non-petite me. We didn't use the second sink, preferring to use the space for incidental storage.

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Veranda Suite

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Port Reviews

Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades)

Easy check in process. Also the airport (FLL) is smaller than most and easy to get around.

San Juan

We walked around a bit, took the free trolley bus to see the Old Town area. It was OK.

Martinique

Hustle bustle. We should have taken a tour. What we did see was not all that impressive.

Antigua

Fun, good sightseeing, great tour guide narration. Good photo ops.

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