Atlas Ocean Voyages Reviews

Our trip on the World Traveller exceeded our expectations in every respect. The ship is a beauty! It's intimate, comfortable and well designed. The staff is knowledgeable, professional, approachable and always willing to help. The food was outstanding. We look forward to travelling with Atlas again in the near future.

Loved every minute of this once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Just FANTASTIC. Exceeded all our expectations.

Such a surreal experience and a few of the best days of our life for me and my wife. Importantly being genuine to the customers and providing correct information and helping to the best possible ways, which is a rare quality with most of the Travel networks. Thank you for setting a benchmark for us which may be hard for other agencies to live up to. Thanks to each individual from your Travel team, expedition team and the crew members on the Ship voyage for taking care of us at every point of time. Will definitely look out to meet up again with another expedition voyages in future.

Best experience , it not just Antartica, but also the crew of Altas World Traveler. Would recommend this to my friends and looking forward to travel again with Atlas

Top notch from beginning to end.

A truly fabulous trip! the ship surpassed expectations. Staff was amazing. Shore excursions were not good. Not always as advertised.

The cruise and trip was awesome.

The voyage was very nice in general. The land excursions, at least some of them, turned out to be extremely poor. Specifically: Seville, Spain; Safi, Morocco and Tenerife, Canaries. Strongly suggest to reconsider your contractor who are responsible for this activities.

1. No library 2. No game room/ tables 3. No fruit basket starting the day. 4. No ice buckets in the room. 5. Mini bar was not stocked 6. Room was not always cleaned 7. No full length mirror 8. Food was not equal to the Windstar experience. 9. No cocktail hour 10. Spa was very difficult to get a time.

great trip with very few fellow passengers. Just wonderful

We were quite dissatisfied. The reasons include very poor instructions as to how to access the ship in London, falsely being told we could not drop our bags earlier in the day (to relieve the burden of schlepping them around the city)) earlier than the boarding time, a bogus day "at sea" between England and Honfleur when we could have arrived in Honfleur in the morning after leaving London (this doubtlessly eliminated the possibility of stopping in LaRochelle on the way around France), insufficient time allocated to Bordeaux. etc.

Overall a great cruise. The World Voyager is a beautiful ship. Loved the dome room for music and dancing...and the atlas lounge was a great spot to read or sit with friends. Food was fabulous (an Epicurian Tour) and our stateroom (veranda) on the 5th deck was wonderful with one issue of being in the bow...during rough seas the stabilizer would hit with a loud clang on every big wave. People in the middle and rear cabins did not hear a thing, but in the front is was really loud and lasted all night so I couldnt get to sleep at all that night. The rolling doesn't bother me (a lot of people did get seasick) but i just couldnt sleep thru the clanging. The next day and night the seas were rolling a lot too, but not enough for the stabilizer to hit, just a nice rolling ocean and I was able to sleep like a baby. When booking you might want to take that into consideration... I really enjoyed the itinerary which included some wonderful visits to lesser know places and some medieval walled cities. Honfleur, St Malo ,St.Emillio were very interesting and Jean de Luz in the Basque region of France were particularly favorite stops . We were disappointed that the Guernsey stop was cancelled due to rough seas. We did rock and roll thru the English channel! The rough seas also messed up our planned stop at Bordeaux ... we arrived late and had to leave early ...so we were unable to explore Bordeaux. We disembarked in Bilbao while some passengers continued on to Lisbon. We stayed in Bilbao 1 night so we could visit the Guggenheim Museum before heading home. This was our first Atlas Cruise, having done 3 Viking River cruises and also one of their smaller ship ocean cruises but larger than World Voyager at around 800 passengers. While there are things that Viking does better, I do understand that Atlas is a new company and probably still has a slight learning curve. The staff was nice and the size of the crowd was just right. The shore excursions were really pricey, so I think Viking beats Atlas in that arena. ....Mostly because Viking always has one included port visit at every stop that is no extra cost.. Viking tours are all top notch and the included excursion is usually scheduled in the mornings, allowing you time to schedule any extra tours you might like to go on after the included one. So there is a bit of room for improvement on Atlas in that area. All and all an enjoyable trip!

Atlas needs work with their home office, giving the impression that they are not quite ready for prime time. Before departure we called several times with questions about excursions and general information, and were given either non-answers or incorrect answers. Once on board, the cruise was great and the staff could not have been more helpful. As an important note, internet on board was awful. Data usage was limited and connections so slow as to be inadequate. This is not something new - other cruises can do it, and the internet is now a vital part of life.

Crew is attentive, & kind. Ship is beautiful. Food was excellent. We’ll be back

wished for perhaps a lecture on the areas visited, historic, culture, political climate etc. Wished for local evening entertainment or something related to the areas visited. Michael, the cruise director has a fabulous voice and I enjoyed his shows, however a blend would have been nice. Movies were lame.

Loved the ship- fantastic with a great crew, food, etc - everything. Didn't enjoy all the ports-especially Safi. The fact that there was no welcome when you got off the ship and ZERO transportation at some was very disappointing. My wife couldn't walk the long long way to catch a ride into town.

This is a great small ship. Good food, and quite a variety. Good service in the dining room and from housekeeping. Learned a lot about the Beatles on the visit to Liverpool. And had an informative tour of the museum in Skibbereen which gave the awful history of the potato famine. It is a well done museum about a terrible historic event.

Atlas Ocean Voyages far exceeded our expectations. From the ship to the crew, all top notch. Food at all meals excellent. We’re looking forward to another Atlas trip in the future!

We did a 10 day atlas cruise with our family. We had some very rough seas which made travel rough. We did not enjoy the food at all, the crew was amazing and very great service. The ports were okay and I felt the excursions could have been more submersible in the culture that were very shallow I felt we didn’t really see the places we stopped and get to experience them.