MSC Divina Review

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Review for the Panama Canal & Central America Cruise on MSC Divina
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Racastle
2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Jan 2018
Cabin: Oceanview Stateroom
Crystal staircase in the Central Reception area.
Large, roomy cabin.  It was handicap acceptable.  Didn't ask for it, wa
Porthole in cabin.
Porthole - big enough for an adult to sit in.
Four story, reception area with glass elevators.
Theatre - they do have great shows!
Part of a menu, did not show the page with the separate listing for the col
Mermaid mosaic in the indoor pool area.

While on another cruise, my aunt and I saw this ship at a port. It had the same name as my aunt. We did some research and it appeared that this was an extremely luxurious European cruise line, We decided to take a cruise on this ship.

We booked a cruise out of Miami for 12 days of Central America. Neither of us had been to any of the countries to be visited.

The embarkation process was very smooth, no lines, and it went very quickly.

Cabin Review

Oceanview Stateroom

Cabin O1

We had a very large, handicap accessible room. The porthole view was large in size and the room was much larger than what I have experienced on other cruise lines. The bed was not very stable, nor very comfortable. The bedding was below mediocre, with stains and holes, far from luxurious.

Port Reviews

Cartagena (Colombia)

Grabbed at the port and shared a van with a lovely family from Argentina. We saw some beautiful churches in the old city. Would have marked higher, had we seen more than just driving through the new part of the city.

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