Star Princess Review

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Very good cruise, once you accept the large ship experience ( long review)

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capitanbob
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Feb 2016
Cerro Allegre, Valparaiso, Chile
Valparaiso harbor from Cerro Allegre,Star Princess at left
Underway in the Strait of Magellan
Underway in the Beagle Channel
At pier in Ushuaia
Train at the End of the World, Ushuaia
Beagle Channel
Underway in Beagle Channel
Cape Horn
Storm Petrel off Cape Horn
Penguin rookery, Falkland Islands
Star Princess at pier, Puerto Madryn, Argentina
Sunday dinner at Port Market, Montevideo
Parana River delta, Buenos Aires

Let me begin by saying that we are not fans of large ships, as the crowds can be daunting. We have done 13 cruises on ships from 16 to 3000 passengers, chosen mainly by itinerary and scheduling. Most of our cruises have been on the Star Clippers sailing ships (which we love), but we have been on a Costa and a Carnival, as well as a Queen Mary 2 transatlantic crossing.

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We opted for a large ship this time to go 'round the Horn, a long-time bucket-list item, considering the seas involved in this area. We're glad we did, and the Star Princes handled the 20-foot seas and the force 10 winds pretty well. You still knew you were on a ship, however. My guess is that the QM2 would have been smoother.

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