AEKMCK

Many thanks for all your posts - we are on March 08 sailing and looking forward to it - Best wishes  for an enjoyable cruise 

Adrian & Margaret (N Ireland)

Just a note to say how much we appreciate you taking the time to keep us informed of progress on this cruise 

We are booked for March 08 and travelling from Ireland and your constant information is a great help in making us decide if it is worthwhile to risk the journey in these difficult times

Thank you so much and enjoy the remainder of your cruise 

well deserved🥂

Yes

Checked the visa requirements as well (we are from Ireland) and told that a visa can be purchased on board and applies to all passengers. The $75 p.p. will be charged to our on board account. May be an added cost but at least it is convenient.

Like the others who posted, I too am disappointed with the change and wonder what the circumstances were that led Azamara to miss out the Gran Cayman stop.

I wrote and asked them to point to the booking condition which permitted them to change an advertised itinerary when we had booked and paid on the basis of the 2 Cuba stops, Gran Cayman, and Haiti,- but to date have had no response

I can understand that port problems or weather may necessitate a change of itinerary but to simply send an e mail with GOOD NEWS that we would have an extra night in Cuba is a bit high handed and not offer any form of compensation except an evening entertainment in Santiago de Cuba which I feel should have already been included at some stage in the voyage as it is a normal feature of all other 6 Azamara cruises which we have enjoyed to date.

I think we should at least register our objections to Azamara and seek an explanation