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No need to worry,just stay away from seven day cruises.

There is a different feel and the staff do not get to know you well as it is so short a cruise.

 

 

We did a 3 x 10 day back to back cruise in the Med on Sojourn this year; while enjoyable it was nowhere near as memorable as our 2 x 18 day the year before, or the 2 x 14 day the previous year.

I won't book any cruises shorter than 14 days in future.

I think that Seabourn is making a big mistake with 7 day segments, the bean counters at head office are too busy chasing the almighty dollar and forgetting about Seabourn's excellent reputation.

Also seven day cruises must put a colossal strain on the staff.

No the hot tubs at the main pool and deck 6 remain open . We have a great photo of us in the tub on deck 6 with Antarctica behind us.

 

They emptied the pool after Stanley and refilled it after Ushuaia

Thank you "Mrs Waldo"and also "Thecat123" and "Hotroot" for your replies, it looks as if my morning swim will have to be put on hold !:)

I know the small pool area on Deck 5 is used for boot storage, but is the main pool filled on the Antarctic voyages please ?

We are on the Nov 29 Antarctic cruise arriving in Valparaiso on Dec 20. Do Seabourn offer the usual coach service direct to the airport (Santiago) at the end of the cruise,

Or should I arrange a private transfer, any recommendations please ?

A few years ago on Pride, first morning of an 18 day cruise, I am having my swim about 7am and a couple belonging to a

"nationality renowned for reserving sun lounges" came and placed towels, books and sun hats on the two lounges on the small deck, portside aft next to the pool, then disappeared.

I didn't see them use the two sun lounges all day, so the next morning when they repeated the performance, I took all their things off the lounges and put them in the used towel locker.

They didn't do it again.