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African Safari Club
m/s Royal Star
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Reviewed by: Mark Russell
Date of Trip: January 6, 2003
# previous cruises: 6
Itinerary: Africa
The ship is small and if full there would be insufficient shaded areas on deck. As a previous reviewer stated the ship is very unstable in slight seas and up to half of the passengers were missing for meals due to sea sickness. The stabilize must not of been used.
Very small but pleasant.
Food and waiters were excellent especially the restaurant manager. All the waiters know you by first names after only a couple of meals.
Adequate. Not very luxurious. If you can afford upgrade to a suite. These are basically 2 cabins converted into one giving a sitting area. Plenty of room.
Very poor. Cruise director useless but she left at the end of our cruise. So the entertainment may improve.
Good. We visited Zanzabar, Mayotte, Nosy Be, and the Seychelles. On board the pool is very small and difficult to use when at sea due to the rolling of the ship. Children are not really catered for on the ship.
Mainly British passengers and nearly all 55+. Every one seemed nice and got on with each other.
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