Norwegian Sun Cruise Reviews for Fitness to the Transatlantic from Port Canaveral (Orlando)

Embarkation- Port Canaveral is under construction and was full of detours - it took the bus driver three or four circuits before he got us to the termi8nal. When we arrived we had to tote our baggage a hundred yards or so to the terminal from the bus parking area, but after that the embarkation process was smooth, easy and uncrowded. The Ship- Norwegian Sun is a medium aged ship and on the ...

We decided this time (cruise #'s 19 and 20) to take back-to-back cruises.....13 day TA from Port Canaveral to Copenhagen, and 9 Day Baltic round-trip Copenhagen. The first 13 days were TA with two stops, Ponta del Gado and Amsterdam. I can't say enough great things about the crew of the Sun. The ship was not full during the first leg, and we all were spoiled rotten. Our stateroom steward, ...

We are two friends in our early 60's. This was our second transatlantic cruise with NCL. First was on the brand new Gem 4 years ago, so it is not fair to compare the older Sun to the then pristine Gem. That being said, the Sun was a bit shabby, but certainly in good enough condition that I have no complaints except for one. After about a week, our balcony was covered in salt, which we kept ...

Overall, this was an okay cruise. We should mention that this was a deal as far as cruise prices go, but our overall impression was that it could have been better. We made this as a back to back, first part being 15 days from Port Canaveral to Copenhagen, second a Baltic cruise for 9 days. Weather for the entire cruise was excellent, never a rough sea. The crew and service staff were always ...

Since the Cruise Critic site contains an excellent and comprehensive review of the Sun written before the ship's late 2010 refurbishment, this review will focus on our experience during the 15-day repositioning Transatlantic cruise in April-May, 2011.The Sun is a clean, fresh-appearing and well-maintained ship. Its facilities for sports, fitness, relaxation, dining, entertainment and quiet spaces ...

It was a little hectic and warm as it is around the central Florida area this time of year when we checked on. The waiting line to board was bearable. Once the details were attended to we proceeded quickly to locate our cabin. Our bags were not there yet, so it was off the a nice meal, one of many in the Seven Seas dining room. We sailed just a little after five p.m. and headed out in the Atlantic ...