MSC Seaview Review
Beautiful ship but activities and food need a major overhaul
Review for South America Cruise on MSC Seaview
aeothoin
6-10 Cruises • Age 30s
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Sail Date: Apr 2019
Cabin: Bella Balcony Stateroom
We have sailed mostly with RCL previously and was looking forward to sailing with a different cruise liner. This was our first time sailing with MSC.
Embarkation process was alright. We embarked from Salvador (Cruise started in Santos, Brazil a couple of days before we embarked) and therefore they only had 2 staff at the check in desk which probably took longer than it should have.
As soon as we got on the ship, my first impression was what a stunning ship! There is a lot of mirrors which makes the ship look even bigger. It looks very extravagant. It has a water slide, jungle pool, pools, jacuzzis, zipline, bowling alley, arcade, library, theatre, cinema etc.
Cabin Review
Bella Balcony Stateroom
Cabin B1
Cabin is magnificent. No complaints! See above.
Port Reviews
Tenerife
This is the second time we’ve been in Tenerife. We went to the Palmetum this time. Entrance is quite cheap and the views are spectacular from the top. Not much to do really.
Malaga
This port surprised me. Really lovely walk along the cruise port, went to Gibralfaro. Stunning view of Malaga from the top. However, there were a lot of ladybirds!!! If you don’t like insects, don’t go up to the very top as there’s a lot of them! But other than that, I would go back to Malaga and explore More of the city. This stop is surprisingly clean considering there’s a lot of tourists!
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