Europe Cruise Reviews

Azamara Pursuit is a very nice ship with excellent service for the most part. The itinerary was very good and it allowed us to see many sites at a leisurely pace. I would probably sail on the ship again for the right itinerary.

Great cruise except for lack of Viking personnel at departing airport

This was one of the top five cruises we’ve taken…and especially exciting to me as I saw the cities in Southern Norway that my mother’s family came from.

Overall, the friends and offboat food made the trip.

Nonstop 9-10 hr shore excursions. Early mornings until around 6 pm then maybe dinner and sleep to do it all over again. Too much to see and not enough time. 7 days 7 ports. Great trip but I should have stayed another week.

A relaxing vacation without the privacy moments for adults or play opportunities for the child we were hoping for. Still, wonderful ports, possibly new friends, and great memories.

Viking offers excellent service. Some of the ports were not very good so we will choose more carefully next time.

Overall great cruise and itinerary. Royal Caribbean did a great job on the first European cruise post pandemic!

The biggest disappointment with this cruise was the cancellation of both Moroccan ports of call. Casablanca was important to our group of six (three couples). These ports were replaced with an additional At Sea day and a visit to Gibraltar. We may not have booked this cruise without the Moroccan ports of call in the itinerary. Overall we were impressed by the Regent experience. Good value -top tier service.

First Voyager of the Seas cruise in two years. Ship was in great shape and the crew was excited. Welcoming and fun. Plentiful entertainment and food; lots of fun if you were looking for it.

Best ocean cruise we have ever taken. Viking provides an unbelievable vacation experience like no other cruise line I have been on. I cannot say enough good things about the staff and on-board personnel and the excellent job they do handling all of their passengers. The only real complaint I have is that my wife and I are retired and have many options available to us when we want to take a vacation. This is the second time we booked a Viking cruise on our wedding anniversary to celebrate, and the second time Viking forgot or did not make special arrangements for us. We booked the Viking Sea to celebrate our 44th wedding anniversary and made arrangements with Viking for a celebration at the Chef's Table on the 22nd of April. I confirmed this booking and celebration 6 weeks, 4 week and 2 weeks before we sailed. But the night we arrived on the 22nd of April at the Chef's I the Maitre D' it was our anniversary, but alas no recognition, no celebration no nothing. Very, Very embarrassed and disappointed that Viking made no effort to help us celebrate.

It was a great experience especially knowing that it was their second voyage since they stopped for Covid. The staff were great and were genuinely happy to see passengers back

I unfortunately will not take another Norwegian cruise it was my least favorite cruise line and this is my 5th cruise experience with various lines. The food was unsatisfactory to me. There was very little to do on the import days if you stayed on the ship. Limited food and bar service at in port days.

God cruise, but not for singles. Staff didn’t encourage sharing.

We enjoyed this cruise. It was mostly adults and our first trip to Europe.

I would definitely recommend this cruise. If I could make changes, I would add another day in Jerusalem and another day in Istanbul. There were many religious sites to see, and a longer stay at the ports would have been worth the extra cost to extend the itinerary.

never again on the Jade, and after 22 cruises on Norwegian probably never again on them

Join the excursions you'll enjoy them. The kusadasi, the Limassol, Haifa and Athens areas are the best tours one should take.

Our on board experience was great while on-shore experience before and after the cruise was the worst.

Oceania has about the best food and service of any cruise line. The Riviera is a wonderful ship that is large enough to not lack important amenities without being too large. We simply won't cruise on ships carrying more than 1,500 passengers to avoid feeling like cattle in a roundup. The itinerary took us to so many islands we might not otherwise be able to visit. The staff, all the way up to the cruise director, were wonderful. One noteworthy exception was the Concierge on Deck 5, who was at best useless and at worst condescending. But don't let that detract from what was otherwise an outstanding cruise.