Considering the negative reviews I read on this ship, especially for Greece, I was concerned about taking this cruise at all. But my brother talked us into it & I am so glad! It was an excellent way to see parts of Cuba without staying on a resort for a week.
It was a very busy schedule - a tour at every port (5) & lasted four hours or more. No lunch was provided as it was so extensive stopping at various spots. But we managed to survive, eating in the buffet when we returned to the ship each afternoon. I enjoyed the stop in Cienfuegos the best; our tour guide was very helpful & informative & kept an eye out for stragglers. We had two 'free' drinks on this tour; one on the rooftop of a fancy hotel, originally owned by one family. Then we stopped at a yacht club for a relaxing hour, with rum punch & a Cuban band entertaining us even with mambo dancing lessons! We compared notes with others & found our guide had been exceptional. We also enjoyed Santiago de Cuba with many stops; our guide was a retired history professor who shared his knowledge of his country's history & was always eager to answer any questions.
The ship is older but in constant repair & cleaning. Our stewardesses were very cute & helpful & kept our cabin spotless.
Being an older ship the furniture seemed tired but clean, twin beds not so comfortable but adequate. Entertainment area with couch by the window was great. Bathroom was always kept clean & fresh. You are asked not to flush toilet paper; no problem - the system is old.
Only drawback was not enough drawers for clothes; I just lived out of my suitcase, other than hanging things, for the week. Plenty of storage for suitcases. nice shelving units.
I was concerned with rocking but other than the last night with a storm - didn't notice much movement at all.