Marella Voyager Disembarkation Day in Gran Canaria | Was the £50 Day Cabin Worth It?
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We've found the food to be tasty. We love the kitchens as a concept. I know some people instead of a buffet.
Main dining room food has been great. Service has been outstanding. Probably the best we've had.
It's been the best thing, you know, just to be able to shower, freshen up, put my flight comfy clothes on, and my glasses.
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It’s disembarkation day aboard Marella Voyager as we arrive into Gran Canaria, with a little help from a tugboat bringing us into port! We start the morning with breakfast in the main dining room before checking out our £50 day cabin to see whether it’s really worth paying for on your final cruise day. With a few hours left before our flight home, we explore the local area around the port, take a walk through the shopping mall, and briefly stop by the technology museum before heading to the incredible Poema del Mar aquarium. Back onboard, the sun finally appears, so we grab fish and chips by the pool and enjoy a final bit of relaxation before disembarking the ship and heading to the airport. Of course, no travel day would be complete without a little drama… including a stressful moment when David’s boarding pass refused to scan and nobody seemed able to help! Join us for our final day aboard Marella Voyager in Gran Canaria. #MarellaVoyager #GranCanaria #CruiseVlog #DisembarkationDay #PoemaDelMar