The Caronia Restaurant is the largest of the upscale restaurants, with a generally more experienced service staff, more specialty items on menus, and a greater ability to respond to special food requests. One further step up, the Princess Grill and Britannia Grill are equal in stature, both small restaurants serving about a hundred passengers apiece, with many tables for two. Each has an intimate decor, a highly professional staff, super food, and caters to special requests. And finally, the Queens Grill is the apex of fine dining and gracious service, often compared with the finest restaurants at sea or on land. If you are passionate about fine caviar, chateaubriand, Maine lobsters, and impeccable service in a lovely setting, this one is for you.
Activities aboard are as broad as a city's.
A world-class spa with daily fitness classes, including an indoor pool dedicated to the fitness facility. Shopping facilities unmatched on any other vessel, including the only sea-going branch of Harrod's, the famous London department store. A popular library attended by two full-time librarians. A comfortable and large theatre presenting films and on-board lectures by experts in a variety of fields. Entertainment almost around the clock, from disco to harp music.