Berlee

On 4/3/2024 at 11:25 AM, kibutzer said:

Generally there is little to do for children that age. Unless they are into reading, or it is a port intensive cruise not sire they would enjoy. 

Shalom MOT

Just now, Berlee said:

Asian

Just now, Berlee said:

My sis and I are in our 50’s , and we love Seabourn.  We don’t dress up , nice jeans and a top.   The people we met on Seabourn were so much fun.  Three cruises with them , and our fave so far.   We’ve done Oceania in 2019 , and I got kicked out of the Asian restaurant for wearing jeans maybe ?  It’s not more relaxed so I’ve been told.  Oceania is 5.5 star, Seabourn is 6, so idk if that helps 😉.  Ps we don’t “party”.  

Shalom MOT 

On 4/2/2024 at 4:32 PM, sofa.king said:

We've sailed all the mainstream lines like NCL, Royal, Carnival, Princess, Holland.  Two adults and two kids 11 and 13.

We're not into dressing and the kids are decently up well behaved.  How much more upscale is Oceania, Regent, Azamara, Seabourn and the other luxury lines.  Would we be eye-sores as passengers?  Should we even care about what other think?  We prefer a more laid back vacation, but some of the itineraries on these luxury lines are very enticing, especially for my teen.

My sis and I are in our 50’s , and we love Seabourn.  We don’t dress up , nice jeans and a top.   The people we met on Seabourn were so much fun.  Three cruises with them , and our fave so far.   We’ve done Oceania in 2019 , and I got kicked out of the Asian restaurant for wearing jeans maybe ?  It’s not more relaxed so I’ve been told.  Oceania is 5.5 star, Seabourn is 6, so idk if that helps 😉.  Ps we don’t “party”.