cruise departing from Buenos Aires in 2026-2028

Reviews: Le Lyrial

Anonymous user2026-02-27

The buffet restaurant on the sixth floor and the à la carte restaurant on the second floor each have their own unique features, but both are very convenient, offering food to satisfy almost everyone's needs. The bar on the third floor offers early bird meals, catering to early risers. Particularly noteworthy is the free-flowing selection of various red and white wines, whiskeys, and beers. The waiters' attentiveness is truly admirable. The entertainment on the cruise ship is truly enjoyable for energetic individuals. Especially commendable are the daily debriefings after each cruise, which provide a wealth of knowledge about seafaring. The afternoon Antarctic exploration and science lectures are particularly memorable.

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Reviews: Celebrity Equinox

Anonymous user2026-06-07

Cruise travel is so convenient, with plenty of options for food and accommodation, and a wide selection of attractions. For seniors, the Mediterranean cruise on the Celebrity Season 2 was highly praised.

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Reviews: Oosterdam

Guest user2026-02-16

Holland America Line offers excellent food, a great itinerary including South America and Antarctica, and attentive service. Each room is equipped with an umbrella and a tote bag. The ferry service is smooth, with passengers boarding and disembarking in the order assigned by their assigned numbers.

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Reviews: Silver Endeavour

Guest user2024-12-23

The food was excellent, with each meal consisting of a three-course meal accompanied by wine. The ship's facilities were new, the rooms were nice with balconies, and the butler cleaned the rooms daily and inquired about our needs. Onboard entertainment was limited; there were over 100 free movies, but the films were quite old. There was almost no Chinese-language information, and while there were two Chinese expedition members, their assistance was limited. Hopefully, the Silversea will pay more attention to the needs of Chinese guests.

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Reviews: MSC Splendida

Guest user2026-04-10

Our first cruise trip with our family of five was fantastic! First and foremost, a huge thank you to our tour guide, Li Zheng. We'd always traveled independently before, so this was our first time on a group tour. Li Zheng was incredibly kind and patient, with a vast knowledge of everything from astronomy to geography. Listening to her explain various aspects of European history was far more interesting than any history class we'd ever attended. When we met other Chinese tour guides at the hotel, they were nothing compared to her! Even my mom said she'd definitely book a tour with Li Zheng next time. The second pleasant surprise was that we were given an extra room on the cruise. We were supposed to be three people sharing a room, but when we got our tickets, we discovered one of us had a single room, so the room wasn't cramped at all. The only downside was that the beds on the cruise were quite small, which wasn't ideal for us accustomed to the large beds in Chinese dorms. The two days of land travel were quite a lot of driving; European traffic is terrible. It would have been perfect if we had done the land travel first and then gone on the ship. In short, thank you, Li Zheng! 5 stars!

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Reviews: Costa Serena

Guest user2026-02-27

My first cruise experience 🛳️ was generally quite good. 1. Accommodation: I chose a triple ocean-view room. Each person had their own single bed, the bedding was comfortable, and the room was cleaned promptly. I slept well every night. 2. Dining: The first day of boarding involved a long processing time, especially during the holidays when things were very slow. After boarding, I had a quick dinner in a long queue. The food was very average. We ate on the 9th floor, and the dishes were placed far away; I had to stretch my arm to reach them. My first meal was a poor experience. Later, we ate on the 3rd floor. Breakfast and lunch were buffets, but the selection was limited and the taste was average. Dinner was à la carte, mainly Western food, which was a good experience. Each dish was carefully plated and presented, and the taste was good. I felt treated with care. 3. Entertainment: The ship offered a variety of entertainment options. A daily newspaper was sent out and placed in the mailbox outside the room, clearly showing the day's activities. The ship's performances were excellent and worth seeing. 4. Itinerary: The Sabah experience was the best. There was a welcoming ceremony upon disembarking, making the disembarkation process very smooth. The Nha Trang docking experience was the worst. It docked at Anna Marina, requiring shuttle boats to ferry guests ashore, which was extremely inefficient. With over a thousand passengers, only 2-3 small boats were deployed. Some guests didn't disembark until noon, and could only briefly look around the shore. Chen My Port in Vietnam is very far from the city center, docking at 2 PM, leaving little time for shore excursions. 5. Onboard Expenses: It's best to carry cash (USD, RMB) and a linked credit card; otherwise, the front desk always has long queues. Overall Experience: Overall, it's still quite good, a top choice for leisure travel during the Spring Festival. Doing your research beforehand can save you a lot of trouble.

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