Arcadia Review
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We are recently returned from another delightful cruise on Arcadia. She is our favourite ship and it feels like coming home as soon as we board her. I cruise with my mum who is 85 and is not very mobile, she uses a rollator. We find Arcadia very easy to get about on, although mum did say this timethat all the new carpets made it harder to push 'Roly'.
The food was excellent, good choices every night in the Meridian. We had room service breakfast every day, it's easier and i can enjoy our sail ins on the balcony. We have a mini suite and we really make the most of the space. Lunch we usually had in the Belvedere and the choices were enough for us each day.
Headliners were an excellent troupe, one of the best we have seen. We enjoyed Tom O’Conner and met him around the ship which was nice. As we cruised 3 times on Arcadia last year we were pleased to see Stuart Anderson on board again, he sings and plays piano and guitar, great to listen to.
Cabin Review
Mini Suite with Balcony and Bath/Shower
Lovely cabin, lots of room, great storage. 3 wardrobes, about a dozen drawers. Bathroom has 2 sinks, jacuzzi bath and separate shower. Lovely big balcony with 2 recliners, 2 upright chairs, a big table and 2 foot stools.
Port Reviews
Taormina (Messina)
Ship docked in the town. We walked off but not easy with a rollator. Traffic was manic!
No disabled access to most buildings.
Corfu
No disabled access shuttle from this port.
Dubrovnik
We have been here several times so as it was so hot we just stayed near the ship and enjoyed the lovely market on the quayside.
Hvar
Fabulous sail in and out. Stayed on ship as there are just too many bridges for mum and her rollator.
Seville
Ship docks right in the town, so easy to get off and have a walk. Don't forget to try the churros!
Southampton
Roadworks are nearly finished so getting easier to find the docks.