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                        Europa Cruises Corporation
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To the Shareholders of Europa Cruises Corporation:

     While we are impressed by the earnings report released by Europa on
Friday, pardon us if we remain skeptical.  Since the Company did not include
even a condensed  income statement or balance sheet in its press release or
offer any information about the reasons for its turn-around from the first
quarter, it is impossible to judge the quality of these earnings.  Why should
we believe that these earnings reflect the profitable operation of the Company
and not just a one-time event?

     If the Company is going to issue mid-quarter earnings releases in the
middle of a proxy contest, the shareholders deserve more than selective
disclosure.  The scant information provided by the Company raises many
questions.  How many cruises did the Company run?  How many passengers did the
Company carry?  What was the average revenue per passenger?   Based on the
revenues reported by Company, it looks to us like second quarter revenues will
be lower than the first quarter.  This suggests that the increase in earnings
came from expense reduction.  Can we expect this to be a permanent decrease,
or is this an "accounting" issue?  Or does the Company generally recognize its
expenses in the third month of the quarter?

     While we're at it, let's not forget the balance sheet.  The Company
points out its cash position (which has changed little since March 31) and its
payables (which appear to have decreased by two-thirds since March 31). 
However, these are not all of the items which comprise current assets and
current liabilities.  Once again, selective disclosure hides the true picture. 
If the Company included all of its current liabilities, we would be shocked if
we did not continue to see a working capital deficiency.  Furthermore, we
question whether a comparison of payables at July 2 to March 31 is
appropriate, since the Company may have significant payables that come due in
the third month of the quarter.

     Management's attempt to convince you that they've made the Company
profitable is unconvincing.  We urge you again to join us in removing the
current Board of Directors.  If you have not already done so, please sign,
date and return your BLUE proxy card(s) today.  If you own your shares in
street name (i.e., in the name of a brokerage firm) please call your broker to
expedite the voting of your shares.

                              Sincerely,



                              The Coalition of Concerned Shareholders
                              of Europa Cruises Corporation