cruise departing from Papeete in 2026-2028

Reviews: Norwegian Spirit

Anonymous user2026-06-25

This trip to Tahiti in the South Pacific was a fantastic experience. Bora Bora and Moorea were stunningly beautiful. The breathtaking lagoon, with its stunning waters merging seamlessly with the distant horizon, felt like paradise and was definitely worth the trip. The Norwegian Valiant cruise ship was a beautiful vessel with excellent facilities, highly qualified staff, and superb service. Meals were plentiful and available 24 hours a day. Our tour leader, Qingqing, was incredibly professional, with a well-planned and comfortable itinerary. She was dedicated and attentive, explaining things clearly and simply, making it easy for us older travelers to understand. It made for an unforgettable and wonderful journey.

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Guest user2026-07-08

The route is excellent, there are many shore excursion options, and it's the pinnacle of island tourism!

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Reviews: Norwegian Spirit

Anonymous user2026-09-03

The cruise ship service was quick and efficient onboard and offboard; the service was excellent, making us feel right at home. However, while the Wi-Fi was stable, it was extremely expensive, and in fact, without it, communication between passengers would be very difficult. There should be a basic standard of free Wi-Fi. The cruise ship's dining was pleasant, with fast service and a fairly wide variety of dishes. However, compared to other cruise ships, the food quality was average. For a cruise ship with a longer onboard period, the menu should be more diverse. Surprisingly, when we arrived in Alaska, a country known for its abundant seafood, we saw almost no Alaskan seafood. The cruise ship accommodations were very good. The rooms weren't spacious but were adequate. Although we were in an inside cabin, we didn't feel stuffy. The facilities were new and the cleanliness was good. The cruise ship's entertainment was average. This might be because we don't understand English, so we couldn't understand the activities or programs. On the last day, in Ketchikan, the ship was several hours late, so we missed the seaplane experience, although we were refunded in the end. It was still a great pity. We understand that an accident may have occurred, but this approach is unfair to tourists planning to participate in shore excursions. Furthermore, we hope the cruise line will further improve its shore excursion programs in Alaska. I believe that Alaskan excursions should at least provide the same level of experience as those in Hawaii, guaranteeing at least six hours of sightseeing time.

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