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Go to Trip Advisor. Type in city- then choose activities- can find plenty of guides-

they are rated and there are reviews on each guide.

Have had great success using this for many years.

Going on Quest next week- what is the cost of using my mobile phone while at sea- connecting to the ship's provider?

Thank you.

We are going on our first Seabourn cruise and have called Seabourn many times to ask all kinds of questions. We have found everyone to be very courteous and helpful.

If they are not able to answer a question- they will find out the answer and email me.

I was informed that Axel Neidhart is chef for our cruise on Quest.

Does anyone know about him?

So I think he will be more in line with everyone else if he wears at tie with his blazer!

I have convinced him to take a tie!

Was told my Seabourn that Formal Nights for men is optional and can wear just a jacket with no tie. ( don't need a suit)

Is that correct?

If so, do many men do this?

First time cruising with Seabourn.

I was told today by Seabourn that if I pre-book any shore tours in advance that I can't get refunded on board to my credit card and use my shipboard credit?

How likely is it that tours will be sold out once boarding?

Also same with Spa Treatments- was told it is up to the Spa Manager on board.

Is this true?

Does anyone know a good private guide- that maybe we could get 2 or 3 couples to go together?

Going on Cruise that docks in Rouen. Seabourn has 10 hour tour- Called "Landing Beaches of Normandy." Has anyone been on this? If so how was the Seabourn tour?

Thanks.

Or would you try other cruise lines?

You still have not said- what cruise ships that you sailed on- that you like their food?

Just curious- what cruise ships that you have been on do you think has the best food?

We were on Silversea Spirit last June.

You can read the detailed review with this link.

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1882801

After 3 cruises on Silversea we have decided to try Seabourn.

As you read it the major complaint was the food. Some food was great-

some should not have been served.

But you will read how we loved the service, the ports, the people we met etc.

So I guess it depends how important food is to you.

Why do you like Seabourn better than Silversea?

Do you think the food is much better? and what else?

Thanks.

I am looking to switch to a cruise on Seabourn Quest next year after going on 3 cruises on Silversea.

Felt the food on our last Silversea cruise this past summer was just fair.

The service, and guests we met on SilverSpirit were great. But the food was a big disappointment.

Those of you that have taken recent Seabourn cruises please tell me what differences

should I expect? Is the food much better than Silversea?

Are there certain restaurants you prefer?

Any tips you can offer - will be appreciated.