A Scenic Tahitian Cruise
Tahitian Princess Cruise Review to South Pacific - Tahiti
10 Night Cook Islands (Tahiti Roundtrip)
Sail date: March 10, 2006
Ship: Tahitian Princess
Cabin type: Balcony
Traveled as: Couple
Reviewed: 14 years ago
Review summary
The Tahitian Princess is a nice ship, reminding me of a boutique style hotel in its furnishings. At under 700 passengers, it does give that intimate feel and is nicely laid out. It was quite a change from the larger ships that I was used to, but one that I grew to enjoy.The fact that it was a Renaissance ship prior to Princess, accounted for the large number of balconies available and the only way to go on a tahitian cruise. I will say that I enjoyed the diversity of the staff and found them to be accomodating and efficient. I was somewhat disappointed in the food, finding it to be good, but nothing that truly excited me.The entertainment staff was young, but worked very hard, as those with the energy do, to give quality shows.Ports of call
Pros: some of the beaches and and the water were magnificent. the peace and solitude could really be felt
Cons: the travel to get there was lengthy and it was really hot.
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