Deck 13


Is another partial deck with a panoramic promenade which is the higest point on the ship accessible to passengers.

Different ships have special design features on these high sports. One variation may be a lounge built around the funnel providing an excellent view with full-length windows from floor to ceiling in the air-conditioned room.
Today,there are different types of cruise ships in operation that have many variations in design. However,in a broad sense,the types of accommodations on most cruise ships are similar to the basic description provided above,allowing for differences in size and design.

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