Casual cruising at its finest is what you will find on the Ocean Village Two. Buffet style restaurants await you where you can sit where you like. There is a selection of tables for two as well as for larger groups when you are travelling with a group of people or want to dine with your newfound friends. The Plantation and the Waterfront are the two main restaurants on the ship and they both feature self-serve options. The Plantation is located on Deck 12, and is open 24 hours a day, while the Waterfront is on Deck 7 and is open at set times for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Waterfront is also the first restaurant on any cruise ship to feature Carte D’Or ice cream in 12 delicious flavours.

Food stations are placed all around both dining venues and offer themed selections. You won’t have to deal with the same food for every day of your cruise as the selections change on a daily basis.



If you prefer to select from a menu and have a waiter attend to your needs, then the La Luna is the place to dine in the evening hours. It is open from 6 to 10 p.m. and has a cover charge per person. This is a very sunny location to eat during the day where you can taste the fresh baked pizza.

You are in for a treat when you dine the Bistro, another alternative restaurant on the Ocean Village Two with the British fare prepared and served with a Mediterranean twist. The menu here remains the same for five days at a time, which means you will only see a difference in the food if you are taking a week-long cruise. This restaurant is open for lunch and there is no cover charge to dine here at this time of the day.

When you crave something sweet, head to Charlie’s on Deck 5 where you can buy cakes, cookies and pastries of all kinds. This is the location for specialty coffees and teas as well.

The choice of dining venues is yours on the Ocean Village Two with no set times for any meals.

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