Hawaii Cruises | Crystal Symphony, Crystal Cruises (Passenger/crew ratio: 1.8)
Uncrowned, stylish and comfortable, Crystal Symphony offers an upmarket experience on a mid-size ship, carrying 1,000 passengers. Most passengers are American. Food is varied and of a high standard. Service is excellent and there are no on-board announcements.
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 | Golden Princess, Princess Cruises (Passenger/crew ratio: 2.4)
Sister ship to Grand Princess and Star Princess.
Although there are lots of American passengers, the British connection with P&O means that the ambience is slightly less Americanised than on other lines. There are no butlers in the top suites, unlike on some rival ships.
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 | Pride of America, Norwegian Cruise Line (Passenger/crew ratio: 2.7)
NCL’s second ship to sail round Hawaii, this ship started Hawaii itineraries in summer 2005. The ambience is laid-back and American in style. Excellent kids’ club, although the vast majority of users are from North America. Service is friendly and efficient.
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 | Queen Victoria, Cunard (Passenger/crew ratio: 2.2)
Queen Victoria entered the Cunard fleet in December 2007. Cunard’s new Queen is elegant and stylish – rather what you would expect from a company that brands its vessels as Ocean Liners rather than cruise ships.
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 | Royal Princess, Princess Cruises (Passenger/crew ratio: .2)
With this ship, Princess Cruises is going back to its roots. The original Royal Princess was the first purpose-built ship for the fleet, entering service in 1984, and was a popular member of the fleet. She is now part of sister cruiseline P&O Cruises, sailing as Artemis.
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