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Fred Olsen Cruises
MS Braemar
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Reviewed by: Jay Cannon
# previous cruises: 50 or more
Date of Trip: August 6, 2005
Itinerary: Caribbean - Eastern
The Braemar was a fantastic experience for my self who has stayed aboard many vessels, and without doubt this vessel was one of my favourites. *****!
Overall, i thought there was a sufficient quantity of public rooms and the pool was fab! Whilst aboard this vessel, there was a very content atmosphere which helped me make new friends
Aboard was a cafe and the Thistle Restaurant. The Cafe was for those who prefer casual dining where there was buffet 24 hours a day and thistle restaraunt had buffet @ breakfast & Lunch and service at tea. A majority of evening's, the code for dinner in the thistle restraunt was formal which i liked!
Our suite which had a priate balcony was very spacious giving us lots of room to move around. Bathroom was a satifactory size, and the balcony was a 5 star.
Fantastic entertainment, many great and rembered laughs with onboard comedians. Good singers and brilliant shows! *****!
The Braemar consisted of Spas, Health clubs, gyms etc so theres lots to do. I was never bored aboard the bramer!
I did meet some people who are now friends. they have come to dinner, and this is all in result of the content atmosphere which abounds this magnificent vessel! ***** Outstanding!
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