NCL's Crown was the right size ship with the right itinerary for our trip around the Horn
Stateroom 8005 on the Lido Deck provided a comfortable home for our two-week Cape Horn cruise
We were not alone in a crowded Port Valparaiso!
Food is a big deal on any cruise and this trip on the Crown was no exception. Folks flocked to the main dining room (Seven Seas, left) and the huge buffet (the Yacht Club, right). The food was "cruise average" or slightly above
The Jean Ann Ryan company performed well in the Stardust Theatre
Both the Top of the Crown (left) and the Lido Bar (it was on the right but disappeared when I tried to format!) were comfortable places to relax and read while at sea or to have a quiet cocktail before dinner
As it turned out, we had too few days when we could lounge by the pool - summer in the southern portion of South America is damn chilly and wet!
As we leave port, the typical bon voyage party by the pool includes strange drinks in souvenir glasses, eclectic music by the ship's quartet and strangers dancing on the deck!
Checking our wake as we pull away from Valparaiso, bound for Buenos Aires and 'round the Horn!
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