Independence of the Seas Review

Handbags and the Gladrags

Review for the British Isles & Western Europe Cruise on Independence of the Seas
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Icantthinkofone
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: May 2017
Cabin: Promenade Stateroom

We chose this cruise mainly because we love Royal Caribbean and we never wish to fly again !

So with this cruise to the Canaries beginning and ending in Southampton , a wine package and free parking we were raring to go .

Embarkation was real quick and we were on the ship in no time , we were upgraded to a promenade stateroom , which we did not really like but there were no other cabins available as the ship was full so we had no choice , it just seemed that there was no privacy at all , the curtains had to be kept closed permanently, and on the one occasion they were open we spotted the woman opposite in the nude , I think the windows should have a one way mirror effect !!

Cabin Review

Promenade Stateroom

Cabin PR

Not so good ,no privacy , but great position next to the lobby

Port Reviews

Vigo

Great ladies clothes shop in shoppin centre

Lisbon

There is a wonderful ladies clothes shop here too just tucked away in a side streetpast the pink house and turn right I bought two dresses a bra and make up for 35 euros !!

Lanzarote

Lovely and clean with decent pavements

Tenerife

Fist stop a chemist ! his feet my eye they were very helpful and medication is far cheaper !

La Coruna

The one grey day and quite windy quite a treck into town , a bit boring

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