MSC Divina Review

4.0 / 5.0
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Bad food and boredom.

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Mountain_crafter
2-5 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Sep 2022
Cabin: Deluxe Interior

Chose this cruise because had heard that their private island is nice, supposed to have 2 days there and they dock rather than tender making it easy to get on and off. Ian made sure we never saw it. Never got to a beach at all! Some crew members tried to help, but it felt more like a floating prison than a cruise vacation.

Instead of days on an idyllic island, we had a week on board a ship with really unimaginative, poorly prepared and presented food, 'shows' that were more migraine inducing than entertaining, little to no access to the pools and a lot of other stuff and basically nothing to do. If I hadn't loaded a bunch of books on my kindle, I think I'd have gone nuts!

Arts & crafts twice daily (origami) and trivia were pretty much the limit of their creativity after the third origami session, guests were in open rebellion, chanting "no paper," over and over.

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Deluxe Interior

The cabin itself wasn't bad, but there's a lot of wear and tear showing and the shower didn't drain well, so had water all over that floor a lot. Stingy with towels, didn't provide pool towels or ice most days despite our asking for them.

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