Which side of ship?

[skivoodoo]

For cruises to Ireland and England, is there a better side of the ship for our cabin?

[MBP&O2/O]

Depends if you want the sun or not? Not a lot to see at sea so either side would be a good bet.

Murphys Law states that anything interesting will occur on the other side 🙂

[Harters]

1 hour ago, skivoodoo said:

For cruises to Ireland and England

I suppose if you're wanting to see land, then it will depend whether the cruise is going clockwise or anticlockwise, round our islands.

 

By the by, you only mention Ireland and England - is the cruise not visiting Wales and Scotland?

[john watson]

On 8/6/2023 at 5:33 PM, skivoodoo said:

For cruises to Ireland and England, is there a better side of the ship for our cabin?

 

I assume you are contemplating Transatlantic from USA to British Isles. The Starboard side has more sun on Eastbound sailings as those balconies face South.  A balcony is important on Transatlantic voyages because when the ship is at sea, nobody is wandering round the port and if sunny almost everybody will want to be out on deck so space there  becomes a premium.

 

Regards John