Rotterdam Review

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Island Hopping in Style

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easylovecharlie
First Time Cruiser • Age 90s

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Sail Date: Apr 2009
Cabin: Large Ocean-View Stateroom

Cruise from Cape Town to Fort Lauderdale

It started out with a price I could not turn down. It was an outside cabin on the lower promenade deck on a 22-day cruise from Capt Town, South Africa to Fort Lauderdale, Florida for less than $60 a day per person. Florida was still relatively cool and dry. That means that the daytime high is below 90 degrees and the humidity is around 80 per cent. I usually wait until the first of June before leaving Florida for most of the summer. That is why we had the time available for this "last minute" cruise.

Looking for more justification, I perused the ports of call. There were nine ports of call that would be new. In fact, the only place that I had been before was Fort Lauderdale. To be perfectly truthful, however, the only place that was really on my "to do" was Cape Town, South Africa. Most of the rest I had never even heard of.

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Large Ocean-View Stateroom

Cabin H

We had cabin 3388 on the Lower Promenade deck just a few steps away from our life-boat station, stairs and elevator. There was no engine noise and swaying was at a minimum. We always try to get this or another cabins nearby.

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