Atlas Ocean Voyages Lisbon Cruise Reviews

We had a great cruise. We had a great 7 day cruise from Lisbon to Dublin. First, the ship is new and beautifully appointed. The cabins were extremely spacious and comfortable and the seating area was very spacious and well as the bathrooms and the closets. The public areas were elegant and comfortable, and the staff and crew were friendly and professional. The food was very good (especially a ...

Small ship sounded great, less than 200 passengers on an ocean voyage. Billed as luxury. Worst part was the sewage smell from our bathroom. They did try to fix it. The ship is new but hard to believe this is the first time there’s been this problem. People passing by commented on the smell coming from our room. The food was sometimes good, sometimes really not good. The entire staff, with ...

We chose this cruise because of the "twofer" offering and the Portugal visit. Crew was outstanding, food was inconsistent (terrible paella prepared under a visiting chef - mushy and tasteless, confirmed by some of the staff). There was a shortage of shore excursions, no plan as to where to go when we disembarked, no taxis when we were told they'd be there, uninspired descriptions of stops we'd ...

I was traveling with my husband, brother and friends. I picked this cruise as I like the itinerary. The Atlas Ocean voyages advised themself as a luxury cruise cruise. It turn out there is nothing luxury about the ship. We were extremely disappointed when we got on board. We have completed all the pre board questionnaires on line before boarding, yet they had us refilled the form again. When ...

First the ship. It’s new. Lovely. Everything is crisp. Our bridge tour showed the latest equipment and the second officer did a fantastic job of explaining and answering questions. We have been on other bridge tours and this was impressive. Tendering and all aspects of actual sailing seemed very good. A fellow passenger, a doctor, had a private tour of the medical center and was mightily ...

Originally planned as a 13 day cruise ending with two hotel nights in Barbados for christening of the ship and appropriate celebrations, the itinerary had to be changed due to stringent entry requirements imposed by Barbados. So we spent another two days on-board and disembarked at St Martin. The ship is new, designed primarily for expedition cruising in Antarctica. With a capacity of less than ...