Cabins on the lowest deck are 142 square feet (13 square metres). They are all air-conditioned and tastefully decorated, with twin or double beds, hairdryer, safe, compact dressing table, en-suite shower/WC and porthole. Access with a door opening onto an outside walkway deck.

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Lower Main Deck Standard Cabin

A-deck cabins are 117 square feet (10.8 square metres). As per the lower main-deck cabins, they are are air-conditioned and tastefully decorated, with twin or double beds, hairdryer, safe, compact dressing table, en-suite shower/WC and large window. They are accessed from the deck.

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A-Deck Standard Cabin

Bridge Deck cabins are 115 square feet (10.6 square metres), on the highest passenger deck. As per the A Deck cabins, they are are air-conditioned and tastefully decorated, with twin or double beds, hairdryer, safe, compact dressing table, en-suite shower/WC and large window. Access with a door opening onto an outside walkway deck.

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Bridge Deck Standard Deck

<ul><li>Sun Deck</li><li>Bridge</li></ul>

Bridge Deck

<ul><li>Bar</li><li>Restaurant</li><li>Galley</li><li>Forward Lounge</li><li>Spa</li></ul>

Restaurant/Bar Deck

A Deck

Lower Main Deck

Restaurant

Observation Lounge

Sun Deck

MV Yasawa Princess

<ul><li>Our ships are not adapted for wheelchair access; if you are intending to take a wheelchair with you please contact us.</li><li>Due to popularity of river cruising when there is more than one ship in port the ships could be moored alongside each other. If our ship happens to be moored away from the landing pier disembarking could involve walking across gang planks and the sun deck of other ships.</li><li>River cruises operate with a smaller crew than ocean cruises and do not have the crew available to personally attend to passengers with reduced mobility therefore a travelling companion would need to be able to help with any physical needs.</li><li>The itinerary we include with our river cruises involves shore excursions visiting places with cobbled streets which can be on an incline making navigation of these streets difficult for anyone with reduced mobility.</li><li>Cruising down the Rhine, Danube or any of the European rivers we offer gives you the opportunity to take in the spectacular scenery and there is a lot to enjoy from the comfort of the ship. If you can’t do many shore excursions, river cruising in Europe can still be very enjoyable and worthwhile, please contact us with any concerns you may have.</li></ul>

Disabled Facilities

There is no requirement to bring formal dress; smart/casual is acceptable for both day and evening as there is no dress code enforced. However men are requested not to wear shorts for dinner or vest tops at any time in the dining room. Men may wish to wear a jacket and tie for dinner. The Captain’s Dinner offers the opportunity, should you wish, for more special attire.

Dress Code

We cater for most dietary requirements; please ensure you contact the reservations team when making your booking.

Dietary Requirements

If you have any concerns about your health whilst on tour, please see your Cruise Director or Concierge. They will be able to advise you about chemists and availability of doctors, etc. In an emergency you could always phone our emergency number as issued on your itinerary. There are no on-board medical personnel, although specific crew members will have basic first aid training. However, the ship can stop at any time to transfer any passenger requiring emergency medical attention to local medical facilities.

Medical Facilities

A limited laundry service is available on board, except on the day of disembarkation. A dry cleaning service is not available.

Laundry Service

Smoking, including e-cigarettes, is not permitted anywhere on board except for designated areas on the sun deck.More and more countries in Europe are adopting a stricter legislation on smoking in public places. Smoking is not allowed on any public transport and there may be other restrictions in hotels, bars and restaurants.