Oceana Review

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11 nights on the Oceana cruising to the Med

Review for the Mediterranean Cruise on Oceana
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6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Mar 2014
Traveled with children

My wife, two teenage daughters and I recently spent 11 nights on the Oceana cruising to the Med. We have cruised numerous times on the major cruise lines but this was our first time and P&O. We read the various reviews of both the so called pro's and past cruisers and were thinking we would be getting at minimum 3.5 star if not 4 out of 5 star experience. End result, don't believe what you read!

The ship itself is configured in a strangle way with food and entertainment scattered throughout bow and stern of the sip and on various levels making passenger traffic flows haphazard. In addition the highest indoor deck at the front of the ship is occupied by the buffet so there is no quiet place to sit and either read or watch the scenery without hearing the noise of others eating all around you. If you want to see where you are going you must go outside.

The service crew on board like most cruise ships are from all over. They are extremely polite and accommodating. With spending more then a week on board you can actually get to know some of them and they are very engaging.

Cabin Review

Nice large room with great shower. Plently of room for 3. They advertise that the room can accommodate four but the sofa bed is "twin" size even though they advertise is as a "queen". Upon request an additional single bed was provided. As this was the larges suite on board it would have been nice to have a few more "extras".

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