Has anyone been on either of these ships and if so do you have a preference. Is there much rolling that will cause seasickness? What deck is the best as far as motion. Have never done one of these before so looking for suggestions.
Royal clipper or Star clipper
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We loved the Royal Clipper. It was a nice size, well appointed. Visited on the Star Clipper and it is much smaller and not as luxurious. Motion does not bother me, so I am the wrong person to ask about that.