One Day in Nassau, Bahamas
No visit to the Bahamas is complete without a stop in Nassau. With one day in Nassau you can easily walk the city to see its forts and rum distillery.
From time to time, we enjoy taking a cruise. It allows us to travel to multiple destinations and only unpack once. Here you will find our port reports, general cruising advice and ship reviews.
No visit to the Bahamas is complete without a stop in Nassau. With one day in Nassau you can easily walk the city to see its forts and rum distillery.
With caves, mangroves and a beautiful beach, kayaking in Lucayan National Park on Grand Bahama Island is a shore excursion worth the money!
Cruising is a great way to explore several destinations but unpack only once. Check out our cruise planning tips to help you plan the perfect cruise.
Lately, it seems as though cruising is becoming more and more popular for extended family gatherings and celebrations. This makes sense – cruising allows you to have several rooms close … Read more
Alaska ports of call for a cruise have wildlife and the scenery is unlike any other cruise out there but they require planning.
Our visit to Sint Maarten/ Saint Martin… everything from airplanes buzzing the beach to French colonial forts and great deals on whisky.
An overview of Royal Caribbean’s Adventure of the Seas, including reviews of dining, bars, activities and 2016 refurbishments.
Port report from Bridgetown, Barbados, including the Mount Gay Rum Tasting Room, green monkeys at the wildlife preserve and the rugged Atlantic Coast.
Our shore excursion report from Castries, Saint Lucia – a coastal cruise to the Pitons, including swimming and black sand beaches.
The pros and cons of staying in an aft cabin (the back of the boat) on the Adventure of the Seas, a Royal Caribbean cruise ship.