Sirena Review

CUBA: A Reflection of what it was and what it Might be in the future

Review for Cuba Cruise on Sirena
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mikerem48
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Sep 2018
Cabin: Concierge Level Veranda Stateroom

My wife and I have been on numerous cruises (20+) throughout the world on various cruise lines over the years. This was our third cruise with Oceania; the previous cruises were the northeastern seaboard and Bermuda, and India, the Middle East and Europe . The 9-day Cuban Charisma Cruise started in Miami on September 24, 2018. We drove down from our home in The Villages through southwestern Florida and the Everglades to Miami.

Boarding the ship was very easy. Our room was at the front of the ship on deck 6, room 6001. This was a good location because we were near the areas of the ship we used the most. Most points of interest are on 5 (dining room at the rear) and the Sirena Lounge at the front. Deck 9 has the computer room, card room and spa. The ship was a few years old and was very nice; very clean. The staff was great and the food was excellent. Coffee, including specialty coffees, was available 24/7 on Deck 10 front and also, during select hours on Deck 5 rear.

The ship provided complimentary water and soft drinks. The Program Director provided information about tours and basically everything you needed to know on a timely basis. The ship had a cast of great entertainers on board and also a great band. They were very professional and excellent musicians. The cruise line provided a speaker, Sandy Cares, who covered a wide range of interesting topics on Cuba and also, bananas.

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Concierge Level Veranda Stateroom

Cabin A3

The cabin was at the front of the ship. This was an interesting location in that we could watch the crew dock the ship, throw out the lines etc. We were the only people out there without a hard hat. While sailing, it was a bit windy.

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