We're considering a 7-day Fjords cruise, possibly Norse Legends on Rotterdam. My greatest concern is it that one of us would test positive, and we'd end up being moved from our stateroom and isolated. We are a family of 3 (3 adults and a teenager). We're all vaxxed and boosted. I've read the protocols on HAL's website. I can accept them (masks, etc.). I guess I'm interested in people's experiences. Does fear of testing positive (then being moved and isolated) ruin the experience, or is the risk pretty low and not a big deal? Has anyone had the experience of testing positive on a HAL cruise and being moved? How did they treat you? This is the first time we're considering cruising since the pandemic, and if we're going to spend the money, we'd like to be reasonably sure we'll have a good time, while accepting the risk of testing positive. Anecdotally and in your experience, how prevalent is COVID on the ships? There is no way to tell from the cruise lines or news stories. Thanks for any insights.
