Port or starboard stateroom when sailing to Hawaii from Vancouver?

[wee mo]

Hoping to book this cruise and wondering if one side is preferable for views. Thank-you.

[gerelmx]

Don't worry,  book a B2B in the same cabin

[memoak]

Most of the time you are at sea - makes no difference ocean is ocean

[TFLG]

29 minutes ago, memoak said:

Most of the time you are at sea - makes no difference ocean is ocean

 

And most of the ports are tendered. When going by the Volcano the ship does a 360 so both sides get a view if there is anything to see.  I've been 3 times and have yet to see anything so you can't count on seeing any lava.

[lovecruzin]

You won’t be able to see land for the sea days and once on Hawaii 2 of the ports are tender. Hilo is industrial and no real view. Perhaps starboard for sunsets, but that may not be accurate!  Choose a cabin you like and for this itinerary don’t worry which side. 😀

[wee mo]

Thanks for replies. What about catching suns rays on my balcony during sea days?

[lola2013]

Have you considered a Sunset Verandah?  We did that a few years ago; sailing east to Vancouver, the sunsets were beautiful!

 

[jsf]

We are sailing this route in about 1 week, we have a starboard cabin near the aft and I will let you know when we return about the view.

J.

[Ontario Cruiser]

Portside for daytime sun when westbound and starboard for eastbound 

Ontario Cruiser

[wee mo]

Thank-you for information and advice.  Will consider all when making

 

my cabin decision.

[SC_Floaters]

First five days are probably at sea, heading south.  Do you want to see the sunrise or sunset... Port for sunrises, Starboard for sunsets.

 

You usually arrive in port early and do not leave until the evenings... (Either Side)