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    Florida Raised Fishing Adventures

    5.0 (1 review)
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    Norwegian Cruiseline

    Norwegian Cruiseline

    2.5
    (64 reviews)

    Our experience with the members of the Norwegian Cruise Line was fantastic. We did a charter for…read moreRose Tours - Maxwell Urban Suite. This is NOT a review of Maxwell. The food, staff and activities in the boat were excellent. I have cruises with Norwegian and overall they have checked most boxes. Of course there are small tweaks, but I give it 5stars. Here are several food pictures and no meal wasn't delicious. We don't do the alcohol drink package, but the soda package is with every penny!! Take a cruise- we went to the Dominican Republic and had a great time. If you are doing excursions I highly recommend doing the boat sponsored- yes a bit more expensive, but the boat will wait for you.

    I've sailed Norwegian several times and, as a Silver Latitude member, I know what the brand is…read morecapable of. That's what made my experience on the Norwegian Prima out of Port Canaveral so disappointing. This wasn't just my worst Norwegian cruise, it was the worst cruise I've ever taken. I'll start with the positive: embarkation was fast, organized, and painless. Unfortunately, that's where the consistency ended. From the moment we boarded, it felt like Norwegian wanted to nickel-and-dime us at every turn. I've never paid so much for a vacation only to feel like I was constantly being asked to spend more. The Prima is a beautiful ship, but it's all style and very little substance. Entertainment was repetitive, activities overlapped, and unless your idea of fun is listening to live music all day or playing TikTok-style games, there wasn't much to justify the premium price. The ship felt better suited for seniors and young children than adults looking for an engaging vacation. Housekeeping was another huge disappointment. Our room steward, Ewe, was inattentive and forgetful. My shower leaked for the entire cruise, towels weren't consistently replaced, and the sheets were rarely changed. I didn't pay for some "Sail & Sustain" experiment. I paid for daily cabin service. Please come change my sheets. The food and drinks were wildly inconsistent. I ordered medium steaks and received hockey pucks. I ordered whiskey sours and somehow they tasted either like watered-down disappointment or liquid diabetes. Every bar and restaurant seemed to have its own interpretation of the same menu. The most concerning experience happened in Commodore, where I was subjected to racial comments from a chef. Management's response was underwhelming and left me feeling dismissed instead of valued. Rochelle, this is where you come in. I spoke with so many managers and Guest Services staff throughout the week that people probably thought I worked there. Every conversation ended with an apology, but almost nothing changed. At some point, "I'm sorry" becomes meaningless if there's no action behind it. The staff overall seemed incredibly inexperienced. I lost count of how many crew members openly admitted they were new or didn't know the answer to basic questions. Communication was another issue. Many employees simply smiled, couldn't understand the request, and handed me off to someone else. While I understand cruise ships employ an international crew, guests should still be able to receive effective service. I also experienced several uncomfortable interactions where I felt I was treated poorly by members of the Asian crew. Whether intentional or not, after enough encounters it became impossible to ignore. The ports weren't much better. Every destination felt like the same four souvenir stores copied and pasted into a different country. There was very little that made any stop feel unique. This was also supposed to be a group cruise, yet I never once spoke with our group consultant, Kolya. Multiple calls and voicemails went unanswered, forcing me to piece together my own reservation outside the group. I usually sail from Miami, but I drove the extra distance to Port Canaveral expecting the Prima to be worth it. It wasn't. By the end of the cruise, I wasn't sad it was over. I was relieved. I've never been happier to get off a ship. What frustrated me most is that I know Norwegian can do better because I've experienced it on ships like the Bliss and Breakaway. The Prima simply didn't deliver the level of service, quality, or consistency I've come to expect from Norwegian. I'm glad I've used all but $75.25 of my CruiseNext credits because this sailing has seriously made me question whether I'll cruise Norwegian again. I don't want another generic corporate apology thanking me for my feedback. I want accountability. I want better training. I want consistency. Unfortunately, this vacation felt more like work than a vacation, and that's not why anyone books a cruise. After this experience, I'm genuinely considering whether it's time to try another cruise line altogether. One star.

    Capt Jared

    Capt Jared

    5.0
    (21 reviews)

    We had a great fishing trip and caught tons of fish! My son was so excited and we would recommend…read moreCaptain Jared to everyone!

    If you want a top notch fishing experience, this is the guy that you need to go with. Captain…read moreJared is a local born and raised and knows the area like the back of his hand. We went on a 8 hours excursion with my son and dad and it was an experience of a lifetime. Capt Jared talked us through what kind of fishing we would be doing and where we would go. He had a loose plan for the day, based on the tides, weather, etc. We were not disappointed. We were on fish within 10 minutes of leaving the dock, and it really didn't stop all day. We fished docks early, then some oyster beds, small islands, then out to some reefs, the sand key jetty, then back to docks to finish up. We caught some of everything (black drum, sheepshead, a flounder!, red fish, mangrove snapper, a shark, snook, and trout). Many were not keepers, but we did pretty well. I think we took home 11 keepers, after catching about 50 fish (we kind of lost count). If we didn't have any luck in a spot, we moved on pretty quickly. He seemed to know the patterns intimately. He was such a good guide. He truly wants people of have a great fishing experience. He was disappointed that he couldn't have gotten us more fish (he highly recommends the spring season). We were happy with our experience. NOTE: If you are staying local, there is a place in Ozone (Molly Goodheads) that will prepare your fish. Be sure to check ahead of time because they do not do it year round. If you want to read more reviews, look at the other reviews at the bottom of the page. 10+ more positive reviews.

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