Anthem of the Seas Cruise Asian Cruise Pro and Con -Graeme Kemlo

Graeme Kemlo Graeme, recently took a 10-day cruise (paid, not a media famil) from Singapore to Thailand, Vietnam and back aboard Anthem of the Seas It is not his first cruise, but it has been many years between sailingsand his previous cruise had up to 2500 passengers and Anthem had 4100 passengers and 1300 crew. The vessel like a city tower stands 16 storeys tall 72 metres from the waterline and 348 metres in length. Such mega vessels are not for everyone but you don't know till you expedrience it and Graeme gives his pros and cons of this cruise.. Photo Graeme Kemlo - one of five pools onboard.

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