Britannia Review

5.0 / 5.0
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Britannia Fjords April cruise; beautiful weather & itinerary, nice ship.

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WendyemmaA
2-5 Cruises • Age 30s

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Sail Date: Apr 2016

As a young(ish) couple of 26 & 33; we are trying cruising as an alternative to having to fly to destinations abroad (due to me being sadly scared of flying). We chose to go on the Britanna for a 7 nights Fjord trip, from Southampton, as we went on a cruise a years ago with Celebrity from Southampton and loved the fact that we can park up the car and get on the ship straight away!

Embarkation was efficient; we were held for parking for only about 20 minutes, after which point we were on the ship within 30 minutes (my mum is a P&O fan and said that we experienced what sounded like a very efficient and quick embarkation for P&O).

The first thing we saw when we got on the ship was the lovely atrium area with its impressive centre feature. I know this has not been the most popular use of the centre of the ship, but as a seating area to have a drink, it seemed nice (however as the cruise went on, the cigarette smoke from on deck did ruin the ambiance somewhat, if you are sensitive to the smell of smoke).

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Southampton

Efficient embarkation

Bergen

Interesting sea life centre (probably not worth it for the cost), phonicular railways was interesting and modern. Lake at the top was a hidden gem. Views stunning.

Alesund

Walked up many steps to on top of a hill for lovely views down on the town.

Stavanger

Not too much to do here, shopping opportunities. Oil Museum was very interesting.

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