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We sailed the Journey to Bermuda last September. Before that we had sailed Renaissance to Europe and Tahiti. Obviously we like the ships. We feel it's more about destination with with these ships. Azamara seems to be following this approach.

They don't have the non stop activities or significant entertainment of larger ships. Food, service and entertainment along with relaxation score high.

When we sailed Azamara we had the most visible captain I'd ever encountered. The officers too were always there, friendly and making conversation. Captain did the same. He was all over the ship and often ate in the Lido. We did have the pleasure of having dinner with him one evening (not at the Lido).

The ships interiors were designed by an Englishmen who had been contracted to make them look like an English Gentlemen's Club.

Try it.

<blockquote data-quote="Spender Nui" data-source="post: 1203239">We sailed the Journey to Bermuda last September.&nbsp; Before that we had sailed Renaissance to Europe and Tahiti.&nbsp; Obviously we like the ships.&nbsp; We feel it's more about destination with with these ships.&nbsp; Azamara seems to be following this approach.They don't have the non stop activities or significant entertainment of larger ships.&nbsp; Food, service and entertainment along with relaxation score high.When we sailed Azamara we had the most visible captain I'd ever encountered.&nbsp; The officers too were always there, friendly and making conversation.&nbsp; Captain did the same.&nbsp; He was all over the ship and often ate in the Lido.&nbsp; We did have the pleasure of having dinner with him one evening (not at the Lido).The ships interiors were designed by an Englishmen who had been contracted to make them look like an English Gentlemen's Club.Try it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Spender Nui, post: 1203239"] We sailed the Journey to Bermuda last September. Before that we had sailed Renaissance to Europe and Tahiti. Obviously we like the ships. We feel it's more about destination with with these ships. Azamara seems to be following this approach. They don't have the non stop activities or significant entertainment of larger ships. Food, service and entertainment along with relaxation score high. When we sailed Azamara we had the most visible captain I'd ever encountered. The officers too were always there, friendly and making conversation. Captain did the same. He was all over the ship and often ate in the Lido. We did have the pleasure of having dinner with him one evening (not at the Lido). The ships interiors were designed by an Englishmen who had been contracted to make them look like an English Gentlemen's Club. Try it. [/QUOTE]