Norwegian Gem Review

Great First Cruise

Review for the Caribbean Cruise on Norwegian Gem
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Dmwithrow
First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Mar 2019
Cabin: Mid-Ship Inside

This was my first cruise, it was chosen by a friend. We had a great time. The food was amazing, the variety of entertainment was impressive and the staff was pleasant & eager to please. The only disappointment was the disorganized process of leaving the ship for excursions and at the end of the cruise. A few people missed their excursions at our first port due to the excessive lines of people winding down the stairs trying to get off the ship. I would definitely use Norwegian again. The value for our money was impressive and sailing from NYC is really convenient for us. We found a bus through Yankee Trails that brought us right to the port. We tried all of the complementary restaurants plus the hibachi restaurant and the Brazilian bbq restaurant and they were worth every penny. It was easy to get reservations. The food was amazing. Overall, a great trip!

Cabin Review

Mid-Ship Inside

Cabin IA

The cabin was small but extremely efficient- there was enough closet space, shelves & drawers to unpack 3 large suitcases

Port Reviews

San Juan

We did not plan an excursion for Puerto Rico. We walked the streets and it was really beautiful. We found a man that had parrots. He would put the parrots on your arms And take pictures. One picture for $10, two for $20 or three for $25

St. Thomas

We opted to wander the shops and it was a very nice experience. We grabbed a cold drink and relaxed for a little while We were only important for 4 1/2 or five hours so we didn’t want to go to far from the ship. Great shopping and really nice people

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