Yoyo123

That's the night Im looking for, am actually gonna buy a new dress...lol

Im not even interested to read the link...all I know is that I want to swim with dolphins in the next cruise.

Woow Ive enjoyed this live review...many thanx Mr. Paul.

I also booked an inside because of its affordability otherwise going on balcony would mean no excursions for me...nd the fact that I'm a first time cruiser I'm a little bit scared of waking up with the 1st view of n ocean...

This is the best thread for new cruisers like me. I really enjoyed it a lot.

I'm hoping for some reassurance from you experts here, but I'm prepared for the worst:eek:

 

I've never been on a cruise, and have never had the slightest desire to. The nearest we've got to cruising was a couple of week-long trips on small boats (max 12 passengers) in the Hebrides, visiting remote and uninhabited islands and watching wildlife. It was brilliant, but the idea of going on one of those monstrous cruise liners really turns me off!

 

Now as my username suggests, I just love islands, and on my list of islands to visit before I die are the remote Atlantic outposts of Ascension, St Helena and Tristan da Cunha. Now these are not easy (or cheap) places to get to, but we've found a cruise in early 2015 which goes from Cape Town to the Canaries calling at Namibia, St Helena, Ascension and the Cape Verde Islands. It's on a ship called MV Voyager, which belongs to a company called Voyages of Discovery.

 

Now on the one hand we really do want to get to these destinations, and there are not many other options for getting there - certainly not affordable ones. On the other hand, I've got this horrible feeling that we will have to endure being trapped in a floating old-folks home surrounded by people playing bingo, eating vast quantities of terrible food, and having to endure dressing for dinner and (worst of all) being subjected to 'entertainment'. I've read some reviews of this ship, and they are mixed, to say the least. Any comments - should we go for it, or not touch it with a bargepole? All advice gratefully received. Thanks

Hey I checked that the cruise you are talking about is 30days cruise, won't that bore you especially if you not interested. Why don't you look for MSC, they do Cape Town, Namibia route and the longest is 8 days starting from R5900. 30 days at sea, I cant cope.

Woow awesome pictures, now I'm hungry.