EasyCruiseOne

The easyCruise One is owned and operated by easyCruise. It was originally built for Renaissance Cruises as the "Renaissance II" in 1990. In 1998 it was renamed as the gambling ship"Neptune II" for operations in Singapore. When easyCruise was formed, they purchased the ship and gave it an extensive refit and was launched as "easyCruise One" in 2005. The ship's hull was originally painted orange with a white "easycruise.com" website message on both sides. The hull was later repainted black with an orange stripe and now has a "easyCruise.com" logo on both sides of the ship.

easyCruise One is currently up for sale. An announcement on www.cruisecritic.com states that the ship will leave the easyCruise fleet in October 2008.

Itinerary

easyCruise One currently sails around the Greek islands. In the winters of 2005 through 2007, she sailed to various islands in the Caribbean.

Services on board

The amenities on and services on board the ship and the line are "no frills". Most of the services and amenities provided on board the ship are not included in the fare and provided for a reasonable cost. Things like food and maid service cost extra.

Facilities

All of the cabins include a very simple bed and bathroom, with bare amenities. Most of the cabins in size are around 110 square feet. Two and four passenger cabins are available. The ship also has 4 suites with balconies available.

On board there is a restaurant known as 'Fusion on Four' and a cocktail bar with Jacuzzi and evening DJ, as well as a small gym, spa, and sauna. Also, a gift shop and internet cafe are available on board. There was once a coffee shop on board, however it was replaced with new cabins. The entire sports bar has gone under a renovation and has been turned into 'Fusion on Four'. The gym, which was formerly on the second deck, has now moved to the top deck in the 'Wellness Zone' [http://www.cruisecritic.com/reviews/review.cfm?ShipID=354] .

Links

* [http://www.easycruise.com/gb/ships/eC1.asp EasyCruiseOne Website]