easyCruiseTwo, the easyCruise boat sailing the Amsterdam-Brussels overnight ferry route, offers 50 twin cabins with en-suite bathroom and shower and food and drink upgraded from previous easyCruise menus. Amenities on the 80-meter, 100 passenger boat include a canopied sun deck with an outdoor hot tub, and a bar and restaurant (food and drink cost extra).
Orange Cabins - Not So Much on Amsterdam Ferry
Perhaps easyCruise owner Stelios Haji-Ioannou has listened to the merciless ribbing his many very orange ventures in cheap European travel have taken; at any rate, the new easyCruise 2 Amsterdam ferry will be gray with orange trim. Cabins, very orange on the Mediterranean and Caribbean easy Cruises (pictured at right), will get a new and less-orange look, too. And the easyCruise Amsterdam ferry will offer many more cabins with portholes and views than does the easyCruise 1, which sails the Mediterranean and Caribbean on trademark cheap cruises for young people.
easyCruise Amsterdam Ferry to Offer Upgraded Grub
easyCruise has hooked up with a US restaurant consulting outfit to create mo' better food and drink on board; easyCruise spokesfolks say that passengers like shipboard dining and previous sports bar menus, designed with the assumption that passengers would disembark for partying and eating, proved too limited. easyCruise's Mediterranean and Caribbean routes got the same expanded food offerings starting in 2006.Read on to see the easyCruise Amsterdam ferry route and learn how to book on the easyCruise Amsterdam-Brussels ferry.
