Maud Review

Norwegian fjord adventure

Review for the Baltic Sea Cruise on Maud

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Sail Date: Aug 2011

a newish boat - tiny cabin with just enough storage space for one - we lived out of our suitcases stowed under the bed. The outside cabins with portholes appeared a bit larger but not really value for money.

Mainly continental breakfasts, with eggs, chipolata sausages - not really up to English standards, but reasonable. other meals mainly fish and pork, one shellfish buffet and reindeer meat once. Great soups, bread, salads and desserts. We had reserved settings for quite a few meals which meant we were forced to sit with people even if we didn't care for their company - also some people forced to sit at a table for 2 even if they wanted to sit by other people.No choice of menu at most dinner times- mainly fish which was sometimes like cardboard - probably defrosted - shame as there should have been plenty of fresh fish in Norway. Missed chicken and had lamb only twice.

The staterooms were great, plenty of space and seats, lovely sundeck and 2 outdoor hot tubs - not for the faint hearted, but well used, sauna and gym were great.

Cabin Review

Tiny inside cabin, very little storage space - just one small closet and a dressing table with a few shelves. Clean adequate toilet, 7th floor so quiet - floor 4 next to reception and loading bay so noisy. TV with English channels and News, adequate plug points for kettle and battery charger, very clean and tidied every day by the staff

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