This was a repositioning cruise that offered a trip through the Panama Canal with ports of call in Columbia, Ecuador, Peru and Chile. The Sun is an old ship that in April 2018 will undergo a face lift. Its small by today's standards, but this six ship is easy to navigate and had enough amenities to fit an mostly active senior adult crowd.
This was first cruise on NCL, having said with Celebrity, Princess, and Carnival before.
Embarkation was quick and effortless. We boarded about 1 PM and had to wait for our room to be ready, which gave us time to explore the ship. decided to grab a bit of lunch on the aft deck. Hamburgers, chicken and hot dogs with the offering. Walking through the limited indoor buffet indicated that free table space might be hard to find and that we would not expect any grand buffet treatments during our cruise. We limited ourselves to the standard fare breakfasts and lunches of eggs, salads and sandwiches. Nothing fancy.
Cabin size was adequate. Lots of storage space. Shower was very small and in balcony room I would have liked it be a bit more roomy so when I ned to bend over and pick up the soap bar my backside docent slam into the wall.