The eight Deluxe Cabins measure about 150 square feet, open right out onto the main deck, and have minibars and whirlpool bathtubs. The sink is fitted with water-saving (but annoying) push valves that release water only when they're pressed. Standard bathrooms are very small but functional, with marble walls, a nice mirrored storage cabinet that actually stays closed, and a narrow shower divided from the rest of the bathroom by only a curtain surprisingly, the rest of the bathroom stays dry when the shower is being used.
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Each cabin has a telephone, hair dryer, and safe, and all but the six smallest 97-square-foot windowless inside cabins have a color TV and DVD player. Storage space is more than adequate for a 7-night casual cruise in a warm climate, with both a slim floor-to-ceiling closet and a double-width closet of shelves there's also storage space below the beds, a desk, a nightstand, and a chair. The majority of cabins have portholes, two twin beds that can be converted into a double, a small desk/vanity with stool, and an upholstered seat in the corner. CabinsĬabins are compact at 118 to 130 square feet for outsides, but feel roomy for ships of this size, and were designed with a pleasant nautical motif - blue fabrics and carpeting, portholes, brass-toned lighting fixtures, and a dark-wood trim framing the off-white furniture and walls. Much of the sail-trimming activity occurs amidships and near the bow, so if you're looking to avoid all bustle, take yourself off to the stern.
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Even with a full load, the ship rarely feels too crowded, except at dinner. There's plenty of passenger space, including the many little nooks between the winches, ropes, and other pieces of equipment that appealingly clutter the decks of these good-looking working ships.
It's a beautiful sight to take in the sea and next port of call through the ship's rigging, a throwback to a simpler age. Life aboard this tall ship means hanging out up on deck, and that's where most passengers spend their days. Maarten (winter, spring).įlyer sails Central America from Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica, and Barbados (winter, spring). Clipper sails the Panama Canal from Barbados and Balboa (winter) and the Caribbean from St.
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