caribbean
The Caribbean islands offer more than just white sand beaches; it's the perfect locale for R & R and adventure seekers alike.
I Vowed Never to Eat at a Specialty Restaurant on a Cruise but now I have Changed my Mind
I decided long ago that if it is not free it is not for me. But really, what is “free” on a cruise ship? Shall we say “complimentary.” Semantics aside, we figured eating at a specialty restaurant and facing an up-charge is not worth the splurge…Or is it?
By Marie Dubuque2 months ago in Wander
How Walking around a Track on the Enchanted Princess Cruise Ship Changed my Life
When we first embarked on the Enchanted Princess, we didn’t know what to expect. It was our first ten day cruise and my husband and I were there for the itinerary, not the festivities on board.
By Marie Dubuque2 months ago in Wander
I am about to Sail the Shortest Itinerary on the World’s Biggest Boat
Basically this is a three day cruise to Royal Caribbean’s private island and back, with one day at sea thrown in. That is fine with me. I am simply enraptured by the sheer size of this vessel and plan on walking around (without getting lost) and taking in the magnitude of it all.
By Marie Dubuque2 months ago in Wander
Should You Eat Every Meal in the Suite-Only Restaurant on a Cruise Ship?
My husband and I are set to sail on Legend of the Seas. We are only cruising for three nights. And this is our first time staying in a suite with a dedicated restaurant only for suite guests.
By Marie Dubuque2 months ago in Wander
Why Do So Many Hate on the Nassau Cruise Port?
I have stopped in Nassau twice on cruises and plan to go again…many times. It is one of our favorite destinations. So why all the hate? Every time I mention Nassau to a fellow cruiser, they invariably say, “Oh I never get off the ship there.” Why? We have had the most fun in this thriving port. In fact I would say more than any other port in the Caribbean.
By Marie Dubuque3 months ago in Wander
Twenty Four Hours on a Cruise Ship as a Non-Drinker and Show Hater
We cruise for the ports, not the sea days. In fact, when my husband and I embarked on a ten day Caribbean adventure, we almost dreaded the days at sea. The only reason we decided to subject ourselves to floating in the middle of the Atlantic for 48 hours straight, was because we could get to a number of exciting ports in a short amount of time.
By Marie Dubuque3 months ago in Wander
