Pacific Eden Review

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Sail Date: Mar 2016

The Pacific Eden is a lovely ship, with very spacious cabins, and luxurious bedding. This ship was a treat to move around, and all of the entertainment and dining areas were very well appointed.

Some real blessings on this ship is that it is easy to find where your going, and has a bright and inviting feel. The floor shows were well presented, and very professional, and the bed in our cabin was the best and most comfortable bed I have ever slept in. These were the good points to mention, as I came aboard expecting to have a very poor experience, based on the many poor reviews this ship has received since it arrived onto the P&O fleet.

Embarkation onto this ship was horrible in Melbourne, and it took us over two hours to get onboard from arrival at 12 noon. Why P&O don't recognise our Platinum status and priority Boarding with Princess, is just crazy?

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Cabin OC

Cabin was spacious and the bed was very comfortable. Cabin was always kept clean and tidy, and the window provided a pleasant view and natural cabin light.

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Kangaroo Island

This lovely Island is a very pleasant stop for a day, and a planned tour is definitely the best way to experience the Island and all of its treasures. For those not taking a tour, you can take a free shuttle from the tender drop off point, which circles the local town and stops off at a craft and food market place set up on a sporting ground. This free shuttle can complete the round trip within 20 mins, however it is best to break your journey, with a stop off a the craft market.

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