Europe - Western Europe Cruise Reviews

Enjoyed a couple of the ports. The cruise ship staff was not helpful and sometimes down right rude.

What a great life experience! Was able to explore several different countries while enjoying staying on cruise ship. Would definitely recommend to others!!

We very much enjoyed the cruise and the ports except for the fact that this cruise seem to be understaffed with employees. Many venues were understaffed throughout the entire cruise.

Very nice cruise; great food as usual; talented entertainment staff. Very efficient Destination services personnel.

Thoroughly enjoyed the cruise. Our fellow passengers were a classy group of well traveled cruisers. Over 70% had sailed with Oceania in the past. Ship holds 1,250 passengers, which allows for a great mix of folks. The food was delicious in the specialty restaurants as well as the Main Dining Room, Terrace Cafe & Waves Grill. I highly recommend Oceania!!

It was a nice relaxing cruise, but nothing special. I had heard the Canary Islands was a popular vacation spot for Europeans, so I always thought of it as being very nice. However, I live close to the Caribbean and it cannot compare.

Liverpool, Dublin, Belfast and Edinburgh were all cities where Hop On Hop Off buses were available to explore the city, and this proved an excellent way to see as much of each one as was practical, with plenty of opportunities to take good photos. The smaller towns were fun to explore on foot, and very interesting too. Dundee, in Scotland, had opened its brand-new and already famous Museum of Design 11 days before our visit, and it was a thrill to visit it. We've now got a much better feel for the historical complexities which gave rise to the union of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, and found the people there to be very friendly.

Oceania is a great food and service oriented line. I will sail again on the MArina and the Riviera , the 2 bigger ships with bigger staterooms and bathrooms and closet. The Nautica, Sirena and Insigna and Regatta are all smaller therefore have tiny cabins and very tiny bathrooms. I will not ever sail on these 4 ships nor can I recommend it for any one else. The Marina and Riviera are fabulous and its the same price per person per day. So bigger is better on the Oceania ships

Overall it was a pleasant trip with MSC. Friendly crew, food was decent. We had bottle water package with a dinner however it was only good in one dining room. Wish they have fountain soft drink in buffet.

good only for the ports of call, don't assume you know everything from other MSC cruises, ask as beginner and don't expect a great customer service info

all my questions were either met with blank stares or very conflicting information... many passengers left the cruise early...

A major disappointment was not receiving Free Style Dining as requested. Moreover, we were relegated to the Second Seating (8:30 PM) in the Main Dining Room.

We had a great time! We look forward to our next cruise vacation.

I love sailing on Celebrity. The food attention and service is excellent. The shows were beautiful and very profesional, First class,

Rather disappointing cruise, not a good value, ship will nickel and dime you to death, ports to cities not disclosed as inconvenient. Food was about a 5 on a 10 scale, steak in Crown Grill specialty restaurant was very fatty.

Royal Princess is a step up from most of the Princess fleet. Lovely to look at. This itinerary is not for pool lovers. The weather is cool, but lovely. The ports are filled with history. Excursions are a must! Cruise Director, Matt O'Brien, is the best we have ever experienced! We hope we find him again!

Overall a great cruise and trip. Loved each port and would recommend. Matt O was a fabulous Cruise Director. Some of his staff lacked his enthusiasm. The local entertainment brought on board was very informative and enjoyable, would definitely recommend this cruise

Other Regent ships are preferable because of noise and vibrations.

Very good cruise but would be nice to have longer stops in ports.

Celebrity production shows (Pearl, Cosmopolitan, Life) are flimsy and witless; Celebrity should not be gouging passengers for shuttles from industrial port to downtown; cruise director should not be trolling for 10's on the Celebrity post-cruise survey. --Steve Kenney, Salem, Oregon