What a GREAT itinerary!
Celebrity Equinox Cruise Review to Europe - Eastern Mediterranean
7 Night Greece & Turkey (Athens To Istanbul)
Sail date: June 11, 2016
Ship: Celebrity Equinox
Cabin type: Balcony
Cabin number: 6259
Traveled as: Couple
Reviewed: 8 years ago
Review summary
What was there not to love? Santorini was my favourite but also loved Rhodes, Mykonos, Athens and Ephesus. The history is amazing, boat was great and loved having a balcony- don't forget your binoculars!
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Ship tip
We are in the dining room for the first night only- it was lovely but we wanted the freedom of anytime dining so ate most of our meals on the ocean view cafe.
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6 Comments
pattikow 8 years ago
slillian 8 years ago
Food is good - we were assigned to the 8:30 dining slot in the Silhouette dining room - we went the first night and it was great just too late for us so we went to the Oceanview Cafe on deck 14 for the rest of all our meals - always found something great to eat. The only weakness was they need a new pastry chef - the pie was poor - but great cookies, cakes, and tons of fresh fruit. Great to have room service - especially for breakfast and if you have a balcony - just tip the delivery person. Did not eat at any of the specialty restaurants as there is a surcharge. Went to the two singer and dancing shows - great - they also had a special group - The Tenors of Rock - excellent. Use the Solarium Pool - much quieter - adults only for most of the day. Take binoculars - you will use them every day. Wait to shop till the last day when the sales are the best on the ship. Good library. Garbage in the bathroom is in a lower drawer and the blow dryer is in the desk drawer. Cool interactive tv - navigation map so you can see where the ship is at all times and you can check your onboard account. Take a lanyard with you - I had one from a previous Celebrity cruise and ask the front desk to punch a hole in your cruisecard then wear it around your neck - very handy.