Majesty of the Seas Review

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Cuba and Majesty of the Seas- Great combination

Review for Cuba Cruise on Majesty of the Seas
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Sail Date: Nov 2018
Cabin: Ocean View

This was our second time on the Majesty in 5 months sailing to Cuba.

We arrived a day early in Ft. Lauderdale as experience says never fly in the day of a cruise.

We stayed at the Embassy Suites which is a beautiful full service hotel, walking distance to many restaurants and a shuttle service ($9/each) to the port.

Cabin Review

Ocean View

Cabin 1N

As we have sailed her before, we knew that deck 9 cabins are larger. We chose a port aft cabin as there are restrooms near the spa and has access through gym to aft decks. Easy access to Viking Crown lounge and dining. Very quiet OV cabin at end of hall.

Port Reviews

Nassau

Terminal under construction. Not a problem, but hawkers are a pain.

Have been to Nassau many times so not a port we spend anytime ashore.

Havana

There are no words to describe. This was our second visit to Havana and plan to return. The best is getting off the ship, walk across the street to a beautiful plaza and have no bars with loud music and t-shirt shops selling junk.

One can only hope that Havana does not end up like other cruise ports that believe bars and shops are the main attraction.

People are friendly, food is good, music is awesome. The City is surprisingly clean though lots of construction and rehab going on due to next year they will be celebrating the 500 year anniversary.

We have always felt safe in Havana and, as any city anywhere in the world, be aware of what is around you and avoid dark alleys at night.

We walked all over this time and enjoyed the vibrancy of this City.

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