30.07.2012
Through the agency “Kotor Mar” from Kotor in the port sailed vessel Seven Seas Mariner, which will keep until the afternoon hours.
Length of this ship is 216.93 m, BRT 48075 t and sails under the flag of Bahamas. On board is 734 passengers and 454 crew members.
Sleek, contemporary yet comfortable, fascinating decor and artwork, and wonderfully open and spacious areas are the first descriptors that come to mind.
Seven Seas Mariner's main dining venue, Compass Rose, which recalls classic ship architecture, is a single-deck room, set squarely mid-ship. Another inheritance from earlier generations of passenger ships is the absence of a bar in the main entry lobby, even though the lobby sits at the bottom of a very modern eight-deck atrium. Instead, Mariner has an intimate, deeply carpeted, softly lit lounge set off the foyer, between the atrium and Compass Rose. The result? The reception area remains quiet and uncrowded, and it's a comfortable place to relax or rendezvous with fellow passengers.
The style of the ship is classic, without being a self-conscious imitation of the past -- sophisticated without pretense. Service is prompt and, for the most part, gracious and warm. Passengers are well-traveled and have many experiences to share without drifting into braggadocio.
Interestingly, Seven Seas Mariner is one of the few luxury ships to genuinely welcome families, offering
