Exemplary M Ships: • HollandAmerica Line : HALMaasdam, HAL Ryndam, HAL Statendam, HALVeendam, HALAmsterdam, HAL Rotterdam, HALVolendam, HAL Zaandam, HAL Oosterdam, HALWesterdam, HAL Zuiderdam, HAL Noordam • Princess Cruises : Coral Princess, Island Princess, Dawn Princess, Sea Princess, Sun Princess • Crystal Cruises : Crystal Serenity • Oceania Cruises : Oceania Marina, Oceania Riviera • Costa Cruises : Costa Classica, Costa Victoria, Costa neoRomantica • MSC Cruises : MSC Sinfonia • Celebrity Cruises : Celebrity Century • Celebration Cruise Line : Bahamas Celebration Small Ships (S) – 950 passengers or less Small ships fill a niche for cruisers who are looking for more in-depth exploration of the regions they visit. They can visit ports that are inaccessible to larger ships, and exotic itineraries are the standard. Most river cruise ships and almost all of the luxury lines have ships that fall into this category. Some benefits of S ships: • Most cabins are suites and have balconies • Luxury and service are frequently a focal point of a small ship voyage • Amenities, while limited, tend to be very high-end, including dining, shore excursions, spas, and enrichment activities • Small ships tend toward a truly all-inclusive fare • Smaller dining and common areas lend themselves to lively conversations and closer relationships with fellow passengers • Itineraries tend to be ten days or longer Exemplary S ships:
• Princess Cruises : Pacific Princess • Crystal Cruises : Crystal Symphony • Regent Seven Seas Cruises : Seven Seas Mariner, Seven Seas Voyager • Oceania Cruises : Oceania Insignia, Oceania Nautica, Oceania Regatta, Oceania Sirena • Silversea Cruises : Silver Spirit • Azamara Club Cruises : Azamara Journey, Azamara Quest • Costa Cruises : Costa Voyager • Viking Ocean Cruises : Viking Star, Viking Sea, Viking Sky, Viking Sun, Viking Orion
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