Navigator of the Seas Review

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First time on Royal Caribbean, but may not pick them again.

Review for the Western Mediterranean Cruise on Navigator of the Seas
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TonyLon
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Jul 2016
Cabin: Oceanview Stateroom
Traveled with children

Had never sailed on Royal Caribbean before so a last minute booking on a 14 night Western Mediterranean was a good opportunity to try it out. Not having to fly (as we live in the UK) and an interesting selection of ports was also a plus point.

Navigator of the Seas now counts as one of RCI's mid-sized ships (even though it was the largest in the world when launched) but it was the largest we'd ever been on.

I think however that was was probably the main issue we had. There were 3800+ passengers on board and that meant that the ship was bursting at the seams, with both outdoor & indoor seating hard to find. (Speaking to people who'd been on the ship before, I think the situation has got worse since the extra cabins were added at the last dry-dock renovation)

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Oceanview Stateroom

Cabin H

Standard Oceanview cabin with a large round window.

We were travelling as a family of 4 and unusually we had the main bed made up a double (next to the window) with the bunks on either side above it.

Bathroom small but at least shower has a door rather than a flimsy curtain.

Storage good for a cabin of only 160 sq ft.

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