Azamara Pursuit Review

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Antarctica Cruise experience after a 15 year hiatus for us of no Ocean cruises

Review for Antarctica Cruise on Azamara Pursuit
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birdyrobin
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Jan 2019

We have not done an Ocean cruise for 15 years. We have been taking land tours and River cruises instead. Before we stopped we had been on 8 Ocean cruises. I was very excited to discover this Antarctica Cruise and on a ship we had sailed twice before (as the Royal Princess!) and had loved! The ship is a perfect size for those of us who like a smaller number of passengers. I thought the redo of the interior was fine. The "living room" is a very popular spot to hang out during the sea days with the loungers always in demand. Passengers "save" seats so I was not able to try them. The following are my impressions of the cruise:

.Cabin 7100---awkward furniture, was always moving the coffee table to get to veranda or loveseat, plastic shower curtain made shower dark and liked to wrap around the body.. Ship shore excursions---too expensive. arranged tours online with private vendors for all ports.

.Service--room steward great, staff friendly, buffet staff attentive, Discoveries staff needs more training (multiple use of seating charts, we were "forgotten" about during our meal several times and sat for 20+ minutes waiting to be checked on

Response from BonnieM, CBO - Azamara Club Cruises

Thank you birdyrobin for the review! We appreciate it....

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Ushuaia (Tierra del Fuego)

Walked around city taking pictures and enjoying the nice weather. We cancelled our excursion due to ship itinary change.

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