Norwegian Breakaway Review

4.5 / 5.0
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The good, the bad, and the dealbreaker

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Norwegian Breakaway
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littlefish64
6-10 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Mar 2019
Cabin: Spa Balcony Stateroom

This is my sixth cruise, and my third Norwegian.

THE GOOD

We enjoyed this ship for the most part. It was certainly clean, tastefully decorated and spacious.

Cabin Review

Spa Balcony Stateroom

Cabin B9

The room: I had booked a regular balcony room but made a low bid and got a Spa room. The size was fine, though I don’t think it is bigger than others. The bathroom was more spacious than others I’ve been on and the shower was great. They provided a small set of Bulvari shampoo, conditioner and lotion (which was not enough for one person for one week) in addition to the regular shampoo and body wash. We had one firm queen bed for us and our tall 15 year old on the “couch” which is a twin. He said it was not very comfortable, but tolerable. Some have said the balcony is small, but for our purposes it was fine. Enough for two to sit with an end table. I personally think ship balconies should have enough room for, and include, two hammocks. From deck 14 we could always hear the main deck entertainment during the day, but it wasn’t annoying to us.

Port Reviews

Cozumel

Love snorkeling in Cozumel. We did take an excursion, snorkeling with Victor, but not a NCL sponsored one.

Harvest Caye

I like to explore new places on my own and not be trapped into the cruise ship beach. It was nice, but prefer Belize City.

Costa Maya

We took the trolley to the hotels and beaches in town and had a lovely morning. The stop was too short!

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