Flashback Friday: The Cruise Part 2. (The Ports)
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When: 2007
Where: The Caribbean
Last week I talked about the cruise ship that I went on that
one time. (Not at band camp I promise.) This week I want to talk about the
different ports that we visited and the things that we did. I wish I could
still remember the proper route for the ship, but my memory isn’t that good. I’ve
tried looking on the Royal Caribbean International website but in eight years I think the
routes have changed ever so slightly.
Basically all I have to go on is my memory and looking at the photos I have. Tracy (my stepmam) was good in that she took photos of most of the
signs when we reached the ports so I have a vague Idea.
I remember we went jet skiing somewhere too. I was so
scared. I went on with my brother, and I had to drive it (if that's even the right word.) We kept hitting the
water hard and just not getting in sync. We were always behind the rest of the
group, it was hilarious. They also kept calling us the ‘girls at the back’
because of my brother’s longer hair. (it’s amazing what you don’t forget.)
We went on a catamaran. I love going on boats and things and
just being out on the water. I don’t remember much of it, except sunbathing and
just chilling. A lot of the trips were just to beaches to have a swim about,
maybe a bbq on the beach. That’s what holidays are all about anyways, the
relaxing. Haiti, Labadee was one of those places. It is a bay actually leased by the Royal Caribbean International until 2050. It was a gorgeous private area with white
sands and sparkling waters. Lots of Caribbean music playing, and ice cold drinks being served.
I do remember going to one place for a drink and they had massive signs all over the place with funny sayings on them. Like the ones shown above. I like quirky places like that.
It would be a dream come true to get to go on another cruise one day. Even just going to Jamaica and exploring it more would be absolutely amazing. I realise how privileged I've been to get to go in the first place, so a second time would just be a bonus.
Have any of you been to Jamaica or climbed the Dunn's River Falls maybe?
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