Seven Seas Explorer Review

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Review for the Baltic Sea Cruise on Seven Seas Explorer
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Sail Date: Jun 2019

We had tried to get a group of friends together to tour the British Isles for a few years, but it never happened. My wife and I decided to take a British Isles cruise on Regent's Explorer instead, and are very glad we did.

We used the included business class to arrive in Southampton a day early. We mainly used the day to shake off jet lag, and the next day used the hotel's complimentary car service to get to the port at around 12:30. Embarkation was a breeze; we were the only passengers there, and had a choice of 10 people to take care of us. We had cocktails on the pool deck, and were in our room with our luggage just after 2:00. That couldn't have been easier.

The room was an F2 (Superior) suite. It had a large walk in closet, with more hangers than we needed (and we overpacked). The bathroom was nice with double sinks, a bathtub and a separate shower. All of the surfaces were luxurious marble. The bed was very comfy and faced the veranda, the veranda was big and had nice wicker chairs,and our room attendant dropped off a bottle of scotch and a bottle of bourbon. No complaints about our room at all, and it was one of the bottom end suites!

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Greenock (Glasgow)

Took the ship's included tour to the Glengoyne distillery with a stop at Loch Lomond. A nice day.

Liverpool

We had a great time on the HOHO bus, and followed it with a visit to the bars on Matthew Street. The highlight was when we visited the Cavern Club, the Beatles old hangout. It was epic!

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