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Seven Seas Navigator Cruise Review to Alaska
7 Night Alaska Inside Passage Southbound (Anchorage To Vancouver)
Sail date: June 18, 2014
Ship: Seven Seas Navigator
Cabin type: Suite
Cabin number: 914
Traveled as: Couple
Reviewed: 10 years ago
Review summary
We have traveled on several cruises since our marriage 32 years ago. This is the first cruise that carried a maximum of nearly 500 passengers. The passenger to crew ration was 1:1.6 which allowed exquisit service. The cruise director and assistant cruise director were top notch with nearly 30 years experience between the two. Onboard entertainment and shore excursions were well planned and executed. The "all inclusive" atmosphere works beautifully allowing a smoother and more relaxed tone between passengers and crew. The smaller numbers onboard assured repeated encounters where passengers and crew quickly recognized one another thus bringing a more personal touch to the cruise. The cuisine and service was unsurpassed. Our butler spoiled us rotten! The accomodations exceeded our expectations. With no disrespect to larger cruise ships that we have traveled, we have found our niche with the "smaller" ships. A job well done by all! Thank you.
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Ship tip
Being on a smaller ship, we never experienced crowds or waiting lines whether at events, dining, or disembarking. The crew always greeted us most graciously. We never witnessed a frown from anyone the whole week! We met many new friends and hope to sail with some of them and you on our next trip.
Ports of call
Cruise Tracy Arm Fjord, Alaska
Vancouver (Canada Place), British Columbia