Excellent
Ship a bit dated but well maintained, it would have been useful to have a way to communicate during navigation with the other family members with your smartphone without having to buy an internet package (we are a family of 5) A few more ping-pong tables would have been useful
It needs to be renewed a bit
it is a ship that has several shortcomings due to its age, it is necessary to do a complete restyling/refit/overhaul of it: fixtures, door/window gaskets, anti-sliding drawer fixing, elevators, logic of presence, booking and anti-vandalism keyboards, create more space in the control center in the engine room, use larger displays, and many other improvements that I can detail with a more precise report.
it's not brand new, but it has everything you need
Small but very nice
A bit dated but family-sized
well maintained, equipped with all comforts
POSITIVE EXPERIENCE, ON THE SHIP THE STAFF IS ALWAYS AVAILABLE AND FRIENDLY FOR THE WHOLE CRUISE, CABINS ARE CLEAN AS IS THE REST OF THE SHIP, FOOD IS GOOD SO IN SHORT WORDS I AM SATISFIED
Old ship to be completely restored
The cabins should be restored a bit
The ship is small but you can do everything in a simple and orderly way. The spaces are well organized and it's very clean.
It does not offer much for the little ones, it lacks an indoor pool
Small ship, excellent service
Old but well-kept ship, too bad it doesn't have indoor pools but they are only heated outdoor ones
The point is not that Lirica is old but that it is really poorly organized and managed
Even if dated, it is well-kept, it has everything you need to feel good,
Ship a bit dated but very well-kept. Small but welcoming.
Very nice and elegant ship, staff always kind and helpful, food absolutely average, nothing special at the 11th floor buffet, little choice, same fruit for the whole cruise: melon, apples and pears. Better at the restaurant. Microscopic cabin with a balcony, not even an armchair to sit on, never had such a small cabin in 20 cruises done. Nice shows, some truly exceptional artists.
