We chose this cruise for the itinerary and price. The itinerary was great, it was our first Mediterranean experience and it was fantastic. The ship is very well kept and in very good condition. It's just a small ship without much to do on it. The movie selection was terrible, and there were only a couple of shows that even appealed to us. We ate in the main dining room every night except one, and generally loved the food we got. The only problem was that we were convinced that My time dining was the way to go, and for us it wasn't. We were a party of 2, and preferred to be a a table for 2. Each night they would ask if we minded sharing the table, when we said we preferred a table for 2, they would indicate they didn't have any. We shared tables a couple of nights and met some very nice people. Some people enjoy this, and that's great, but we didn't. On such a port intensive cruise, we were tired in the evening and didn't enjoy making small talk with strangers. Also the meal takes 2+ hrs with such a large group, as opposed to 1 hr when it was just the 2 of us. We finally found that if we had a standing reservations at 5:45 pm each evening then we could have a table for 2, otherwise we had to wait until > 8 pm. We won't do My time dining again, it wasn't for us.

The windjammer was awful. There is limited seating, and it is always packed. In 12 mornings we managed to sit indoors 1 time, every other time we had to go outside. Fortunately the weather wasn't too cold, but if it was then we would have been screwed. The food is mediocre, and it's pure chaos regardless of the time you went. They have stations rather than a line, and so it's just a mob of people randomly walking from station to station. It was like a real life game of pac-man trying to avoid running into someone. It's really a poor design and poorly thought out.

Overall we enjoyed the cruise. The itinerary was fantastic, and the ship was basically a floating hotel. Two nights we had rough seas, and being on a small ship you really felt it.