Eurodam report

The Eurodam has a very new look but in a very classic way – the subtle interiors hark back to a more restrained era of cruise travel and although cabins are considered pretty compressed, they are tightly laid out to provide plenty of storage space, although not much feeling of spaciousness. The Eurodam also offers three speciality restaurants, one Asian-inspired, a grill room and an Italian-themed restaurant, and a superb spa and a very good gym which benefits from glorious sea views that make up to a certain extent for the lack of scope in the cabins. Also there’s been a real effort to provide vistas of open deck, two pools – one with a retractable roof – and, unique in the cruising world, a number of tented cabanas with double day beds, preloaded iPods and wraparound curtains.