We chose this cruise to celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary. Having sailed on several 5* lines, we wanted something extra special, so we opted for Regent. We stayed in a concierge suite 836, just above the small lifeboat. This position was perfect.
Navigator is a lovely ships, even better for her recent refurbishment, she looks wonderful.
This ship has everything you would want, lovely theatre, very cozy and comfortable, just one show per night at 9.30pm. They do a crew show at the end of the cruise, which was very entertaining. The crew are amazing, always happy and can't do enough for you, without imposing. Being just 490 passengers, you get to know them quickly. Faces recognised, even when off the ship. We made several friends very quickly too, everyone was so nice, Americans, Canadians, British and others.
This cabin was very spacious with plenty of storage. There was a nice area with a sofa near the balcony door for seating and watching the tv, which had a great selection of movies free of charge. The large bed was the most comfortable at sea, we have slept in. The bathroom had a bath and shower. L'occitane toiletries which were replaced frequently. Lovely plush bathrobes and towels were provided.
This was our embarkation port. We stayed in a hotel the night before and enjoyed a walk out in the evening Rome. We ate dinner at the hotel.
We enjoyed this tour very much. I recommend the ice cream
This palace is worth a visit with beautiful views from the garden.
These caves are amazing. Unfortunately we didn't see the white cave, which was a big disappointments. The tours guide was not very informative, butht e caves were amazing and the guide in the cace was good.
Our favourite port of call, excellent tour guide and beautiful scenery.
We had to wait until 1 am to walk the walls due to a charity event where locals were running the walls. This worked in our favours as we had refreshments before the walk. I would recommend doing this if able, the views of the city are wonderful
These horse are simply beautiful. There was a 20 minute show, just wonderful to watch.