Seven Seas Voyager Review

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There is no place like home -- on the Voyager

Review for Transatlantic Cruise on Seven Seas Voyager
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Travelcat2
First Time Cruiser • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Nov 2009
Cabin: Master Suite

Where do I even begin to describe the best cruise we have been on? I guess, like everyone else, I need to start at the beginning.

GETTING THERE Getting from Washington State to Cape Town, South Africa is a daunting task. We used Regent Air (with a deviation so we could arrive a day early and select our own hotel). We flew British Airways Business Class from Vancouver to Heathrow. . .had a 5 hour layover and then on to Cape Town. Total air time (excludes layover) - 20 hours. We left on Wednesday and arrived on Friday. We enjoy the seats and service on British Air. The lounge in Heathrow is lovely - had enough time to shower, eat, drink and do emails.

PRE-CRUISE We contacted a company that picked us up at the airport and transported us to the Peninsula Hotel. This is not your typical "Peninsula Hotel" - it is a 3 star, lovely hotel - not fancy or modern. The staff could not have been better. In the afternoon they set out wine and juice in the lobby. We took a shuttle bus into the main part of town where we noticed that the Voyager was already docked. Unfortunately, we had to wait until the next day to embark. We had a delicious fish dinner with a pint of local beer for a very reasonable price.

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Master Suite

Cabin MS

We were in a Master Suite so it would be almost impossible to find any criticism of this suite. It was quiet, has a great balcony, 2 bedrooms, 2 3/4 baths, a bar, telescope in the room.

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