Best Mediterranean Cruise Ships

Michael Morrow

Riviera – Oceania Cruises

Since 2012 the Oceania Riviera has been offering

passengers luxurious service to the Mediterranean.

For an extra fee, you can receive around-the-clock butler

service while you’re out at sea and be one of the first

passengers to board the ship.

Passengers don’t have to worry about going hungry while

on board since the ship offers eight different dining

choices.

Most of the Riviera’s programs are geared toward adults,

so it’s not the best option for families.

Seven Seas Voyager –

Regent Seven Seas Cruises

The Seven Seas Voyager travels to a number of European

countries including Spain, Italy, and Monaco.

Overcrowding is never a problem aboard the ship since

there is a low ratio of guests to crew members.

The ship features a casino that comes alive in the evening

as well as a theater where passengers can enjoy various

productions.

Passengers can also spend their nights at the Observation

Lounge or one of the other bars onboard of the ship.

Celebrity Reflection –

Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Reflection features twelve different restaurants.

The ship can accommodate up to 3,030 passengers making

it the largest ship on this list.

In each room passengers will find a minibar and flat-

screen television.

If you decide to stay in an AquaClass suite, you will get

better access to the ship’s spa and butler service.

Passengers have spoken positively about the ship’s layout.

In particular, they note that the pool is rarely

overcrowded.

Disney Magic –

Disney Cruise Line

The Disney Magic was Disney Cruise Line’s first ever

ship.

It was originally launched in 1998 and received major

updates in 2013 including a water-slide and new activities

for adults.

Disney Magic is a wonderful option for families.

The ship features multiple pools, including sections that

are intended for children aged three years and younger.

There is also a teens-only spa where teens can take a

break from their younger siblings and parents.

The majority of the cabins offer an ocean or veranda

view.