Jojo27

Great review thanks for sharing your travel adventures. You should write a book or two on traveling, bars food ect - would be a hit for sure safe travels.

Thanks for another great review and loved all your pictures. If you fly Alaska airlines and have a frequent flyer number they are partners with Iceland air, just send them your Iceland air flight info to claim you miles. As I recall took a couple months for the miles to hit my AA account once I sent the request.

Love your reviews, informative and fun to read- thanks for taking us along on your trip.

Think the ship might be the difference in selections available, especially wine. Did the Breakaway out of Nola in December and stayed in the Haven. First day or two great wine selection, and no issues getting good bottles at dinner. As the week progressed they ran out of most of the wine I liked, even by the glass. What was very disappointing is they would offer a substitute for the wine I wanted, and knowing my wines, what they offered was not what I would consider a premium wine. No issues on hard liquor, my husband likes high end gin and whiskey. I did talked to the BM while on board and got the supply chain issue reason, which I totally get, but then don't offer a package you cannot deliver. Sent a nice email post cruise to share my concerns about offering something that I paid for that they did not deliver on, and they refunded my premium package upcharge, which I was not asking them to do, so pleasantly surprised. Went on the Bliss in March, not in the Haven . The Bliss does have a Cellars wine bar, not sure if that was the difference maker but great selection of wine by the glass and by the bottle at dinner. No issues either on liquor.

We received an email about the change for our May Breakaway cruise and it did not speak to environmental issues. Replacing Corfu with Olympia, gives us an extra hour in Mykonos and an earlier arrival in Malta. Is there a fuel costs savings by not going to Corfu then to Malta? Probably, but that is the world we live in today. Everything costs more, and every cruise line and most businesses for that matter are looking for ways to improve profit and recover from losses during the pandemic. It is the choice you have to make before booking a cruise, and if the cost cutting changes are deal breakers people should choose another form of travel.