Far East Trip
Legend of the Seas Cruise Review to Other (Asia/Africa/Middle East)
18 Night South Pacific (Brisbane To Hong Kong)
Sail date: April 20, 2016
Ship: Legend of the Seas
Cabin type: Balcony
Cabin number: 7110
Traveled as: Couple
Reviewed: 8 years ago
Review summary
The Legend of the Seas, nowdays, is on the smaller side, which gives it some advantages like: quicker processing times for embarkation and debarkation, smaller queues for excursions, dinning options and activities. The staff is to be commended for their friendliness and willingness to satisfy your needs. The food at the Windjammer was adequate; at the Romeo and Juliette restaurante was good, but on formal evening was not extra special and at Chops Grille, delicious. There was a good balance between sea days and ports of call. Because of its size, the production shows were not as embellish as on a larger vessel. The Solareum is a great place for those who wish to get away from the bustle of the main pool area.
Ship experiences
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Ship tip
There were activities for all different types, from basic language lessons, to single or couples dance lessons to art seminars.
Ports of call
Airlie Beach, Queensland, Australia