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10 Things You Didn’t Realize You Need for a Caribbean Cruise

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John Roberts
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Oh, baby! The Caribbean. So many islands. So much to do. 

It’s the hottest of the hot spots for cruising, offering the perfect warm-weather getaway.  

The sun-splashed region full of beaches and surrounded by beautiful seas requires some special attention, though, when it comes to packing. We’ve been there several times and have frequently learned the hard way that we forgot an item or two that we wish we had packed. 

Learn from our mistakes and make sure to consider these 10 items you didn’t know that you needed for a Caribbean cruise. 

Aloe Vera 

Sure, we had plenty of sunscreen and lotion, but the sun can be so hot down near the equator that you misjudge just how much you need. Even if you slather it on pretty good, you can get a sunburn if you stay out too long (like we did while snorkeling in Aruba). Bring some aloe vera gel to soothe sunburn and help you sleep better after your days on the beach. 

Also, speaking about that sunscreen, make sure you use a reef-safe lotion that won’t damage the coral when you’re in the ocean. 

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Caribbean” width=”960″ height=”540″ /> Caribbean cruises mean a lot of beach time, and we always make sure to wear our rashguards to protect against sunburn. Plus, a backup pair of sunglasses are a must.

Rash Guard 

To further protect yourself when out on a catamaran ride or snorkeling, swimming and paddleboarding under the intense sun, get yourself a rash guard. These are long-sleeve athletic swim shirts (spandex or polyester) that often have added UV protection properties. They can be quite stylish, too.  

Extra Sunglasses 

Wouldn’t it be just like you to finally lose or break your favorite pair of sunglasses while you’re on your cruise vacation? Be prepared with a backup pair of shades. 

Bug Spray 

In some parts of the Caribbean, sand fleas, flies and mosquitoes can prove to be a nuisance, especially when you visit the beaches or rainforests. Pack a can of bug repellant to aid your efforts in keeping them away. 

Baby Shampoo 

Chances are you’ll be spending a lot of time in your swimsuit, whether in the highly chlorinated pool on your ship or in salty seawater at your port destinations. Women’s bathing suits can be especially expensive and delicate, so you want to make sure to take proper care so they will last longer. Bring along some baby shampoo or mild liquid hand soap to use to rinse out the oils, sweat, lotions, sand and salt each day from your suits. (Laundry detergent is too harsh and can ruin your suits.) 

Magnetic Hooks 

You will be using beach bags, towels, swim suits, coverups, floppy hats and other items when you go out daily to the pool or beaches. While you’ll probably have a small clothesline and a few hooks in your cruise cabin bathroom, they probably won’t be adequate for all your stuff.  Get a package or two of strong magnetic hooks to use on your cabin walls (which are made of steel), and you’ll have all the extra space you need to keep your room organized and functional. 

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Underwater Camera 

If you expect to be snorkeling, swimming, paddling or enjoying other activities on the water, you might want consider getting a waterproof camera or housing for your camera or cellphone that lets you take pictures underwater. This way, you can capture all the best moments from your adventures. It’s a good idea to get a strap for your wrist or a floatie for your camera, too, so that it won’t sink to the bottom of the ocean if you drop it while snorkeling or off a boat while on a tour. 

Driver’s License 

You might be used to just traveling with your passport as identification, but there are times when you might need your driver’s license, as well. To get around on a Caribbean island for a day, you might decide to rent a scooter, ATV, golf cart, 4-wheeler, or even a car. This means you’ll need a valid driver’s license to rent the vehicle. 

Water Shoes 

When ashore, you might encounter rocky or pebbled entries to the water. Tours could take you into cenotes or across lava-like surfaces toward swimming holes or tubing activities that can be hard to navigate in bare feet. A good pair of comfy water shoes are always recommended.  

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Antacids 

A good item to pack for a cruise to any region. We’ve often overindulged, enjoying all the great food and drink on our cruise ship, and wished we had brought some antacids to help bring some relief from our indigestion. 

What other items do you think are especially helpful for a Caribbean cruise? Let us know in the comments below.

 

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Carnival Cruise Line Reveals Choose Fun-Themed Water Park Aboard New Carnival Panorama

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John Shallo
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You can now add “water park expert” to Carnival Chief Fun Officer’s (CFO) Shaquille O’Neal’s title!

The NBA Hall of Famer and fun aficionado today revealed details for the “Choose Fun” aqua park aboard the new Carnival Panorama, set to debut from Long Beach, Calif., in December.

During a video “press conference,” (wink, wink) the seven-footer announced that he had just returned from personally testing out Carnival Panorama’s two massive water slides — the 455-foot-long Red Fun slide and the 300-foot-long Blue Fun slide — to make sure they’re the “funnest” they can be.

The Choose Fun water park takes center stage on Carnival Panorama’s top deck
The Choose Fun water park takes center stage on Carnival Panorama’s top deck and will also include a 300-gallon PowerDrencher tipping bucket.

Taking its name from Carnival’s brand slogan, the Choose Fun park takes center stage on Carnival Panorama’s top deck and will also include a 300-gallon PowerDrencher tipping bucket, part of a Shaq-tastic kiddie spray park, along with popular Carnival favorites like the SkyRide aerial attraction and a suspended ropes course, part of the SportSquare outdoor recreation area.

“As Carnival’s Chief Fun Officer, my job is to make sure guests are having the time of their lives on board and I can personally attest that Carnival Panorama’s Choose Fun aqua park will be the funnest at sea!” said O’Neal.

Currently under construction at the Fincantieri shipyard in Italy, Carnival Panorama is scheduled to set sail on its inaugural three-day voyage from Long Beach then launch year-round seven-day Mexican Riviera service Dec. 14, marking the first new Carnival ship from the West Coast in 20 years.

The week-long voyages feature day-long stops to top seaside resort destinations, including Mazatlan, Cabo San Lucas and Puerto Vallarta.

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For additional information and reservations, contact any travel agent, call 1-800-CARNIVAL or visit carnival.com.

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Former Israeli Soldiers Receive Free Healing Cruise from Vantage Travel

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John Shallo
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Former Israeli Soldiers Receive Free Healing Cruise from Boston-Based Vantage Deluxe World Travel
Former Israeli Soldiers Receive Free Healing Cruise from Boston-Based Vantage Deluxe World Travel

Vantage Deluxe World Travel, headquartered in Boston, is proud to honor the Israeli Brothers for Life organization by providing 20 former Israeli troops with a complimentary, all-inclusive Rhine Jazz Discovery cruise aboard the five-star, deluxe ms River Voyager, as part of Vantage Deluxe World Travel’s Vantage Heroes Program, which honors heroes across the United States and around the world who inspire with their spirit.

Brothers for Life works to empower injured combat soldiers and help them reclaim their lives, fulfill their dreams, and continue to serve and inspire the Jewish nation.  Their nine-day cruise, which departed on March 25th, began in Breisach, Germany, and will include stops at such picturesque ports of call as Strasbourg, Mainz, Koblenz, and Cologne, before concluding in Amsterdam.

“Vantage strives to honor the quiet heroes among us whose lives have been dramatically affected by tragedy, loss, and war,” said Nicole Fusaro, Director of the Vantage Heroes Program.  “These soldiers’ stories of perseverance and resilience are incredibly inspirational and we are so pleased to be able to provide them with a unique way to leave the worries of daily life behind and bond with others who have shared similar struggles.”

Vantage treated 19 members of the Brothers for Life for a healing cruise to France in 2017, which took them to the shores of Normandy’s D-Day Beaches. They prayed at 149 Jewish graves at the American Cemetery and formed a special bond with travelers who served in the American military. Previous Heroes cruises have been offered to survivors of the Boston Marathon Bombings, 9/11 and United 93 families, and those who lost loved ones in the devastating Yarnell Hill wildfire in 2013.  Most recently, Vantage honored 40 survivors of the deadly 2017 Las Vegas shooting.

“We are so thankful to Vantage Deluxe World Travel for giving our brotherhood this experience,” said Gil Ganonyan, Delegation Manger at Brothers for Life.  “Our guiding principle is ‘if something good happens to you, give of yourself.’ During rehabilitation, this is especially important and so our brothers give mentorship, love, and hugs without condition to their fellow soldiers, and this trip will provide many opportunities for that.

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For more information visit:  www.vantageheroes.com.

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The Best Luxury Cruise Ship Restaurants to Try

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John Shallo
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Old school dining at fine dining establishments on land is so last season! Nowadays, dining on cruise ships and enjoying all the luxury of being on land while also experiencing a unique water-borne experience is where it’s at.

Some of the world’s best chefs have turned their sights to cruise ships in recent years, bringing their skills to the sea and using local, seasonal and themed ingredients to create dishes with a difference. Here are some of the best Michelin-starred cruise ship restaurants to try out on your next cruise trip.

Crystal Cruises’ Crystal Dining Room

Crystal Cruises was the first luxury cruise line to team up with professional chefs and restaurateurs to create the ultimate dining experience on water. The Crystal Dining Room prepares intricate and delicious creations every night, while also never repeating the same menu twice. On offer are the best Caesar salads at sea, luscious lobster, expertly prepared tuna tataki and miso black cod from Nobu-trained cooks, and an excellent array of winemakers’ dinners and vintages to match thanks to the Vintage Room. These cruises are also all-inclusive, so all of this fabulous fare and all your cocktails and other drinks are completely on the house!

Crystal Cruises’ ships also offer a simpler dining experience, although simple in this case is certainly nothing to sneer at. Expect traditional French croissants, juicy Kobe beef burgers, and barbequed duck quesadillas, among many other tempting treats. During the line’s Wine and Food Festival Cruises, celeb chef Alan Wong is a regular star act, and cruise goers can also explore Europe’s best vineyards on land and place a few bets for horse racing too, should they wish to.

 Silversea’s Silver Spirit

Silversea Cruises has upped the game with its legendary Silver Spirit restaurant, which has been going since 2009. The 540-passenger ship actually boasts six fine dining establishments in total – a first for the cruise industry. Each of the restaurants on offer differ radically too, and range from Seishin and its delicate Asian fusion dishes to Le Champagne with its room, menu and wine list designs collated by gastronomical genius Relais & Chateaux, the line’s culinary partners.

Silver Spirit, on the other hand, shines with luxury and sophistication, and cruise goers go mad for its elaborate six-course menus and exclusive wine pairings. The main restaurant has a particular talent for creating modern international cuisine – and that’s not even mentioning its dedicated butlers that serve you your meal course by course in the fanciest room service you have ever seen!

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Seabourn’s Seabourn Odyssey

The Seabourn Odyssey restaurant would be any dining connoisseur’s dream. With its sheer white drapes, simple but theatrical decoration, towering ceiling and chic black leather chairs, you can always expect to dine in style while enjoying a legendary Odyssey cruise. Of course, the ship has more than one dining establishment, including another fine dining haven complete with black leather furniture, red banquettes and plush purple cushions. Star chef Charlie Palmer is also on-board with an exceptional range of steaks to suit the tastes of every guest imaginable.

At the main restaurant, expect fanciful fare like golden brioche, juicy seafood, and complimentary champagne and caviar on the deck to start your afternoons off on a high note. Restaurant 2 boasts dishes like chestnut and porcini mushroom soup with a honey-spiced squab and fig empanada, among many, many other delicacies. Delicious!

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7 Reasons Why Going on a Cruise Benefits Your Health

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John Shallo
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Tranquil open space park aboard Norwegian Joy
Tranquil open space park

We all already know that cruise vacations are an excellent way to relax, unwind, and see some more of the world. However, did you know that there are also proven health benefits to taking a cruise every once in a while? Here are 7 of the most prominent reasons why taking to the sea, river or lake is good for your overall well-being.

Relaxation and Sunshine

No matter what you like to do in your spare time, almost everyone finds it easy to relax on board a cruise ship. If you need to de-stress and unwind, this is a great way to do it! Take a load off on the deck, lie by the pool with your new favourite book, enjoy some great NZ betting online in your cabin, or have a relaxed dinner with friends and family. Regardless of how you choose to spend your time on a cruise, you will almost certainly enjoy every moment of it!

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Another huge health benefit of being on a cruise ship is all that sweet sun you will be soaking up. Sunlight is a fantastic source of Vitamin D, which has been proven to boost your mood, enhance your health, and even stave off certain types of cancer.

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On-Board Classes and Fitness Centers

Hate going to the gym? You might find it easier while you’re floating out in the Caribbean somewhere! Modern cruise liners are equipped with an astounding array of conveniences, including comprehensive fitness centres and exercise classes for guests. Remember to bring your workout gear along so that you can indulge in spin classes, running, yoga, tai chi, and many more fantastic fitness activities to keep you looking and feeling your best.

Opportunities to Socialize

Humans are naturally social creatures, and we tend to get very lonely without adequate opportunity to socialize. If you have been cooped up in your office for too long, a cruise might be exactly what you need to take a well-deserved break and catch up with the people you love the most. You might even make some new friends while on board, especially if you get involved with extramural activities like fitness classes and karaoke. Socializing is fantastic for your health, so get out there and get chatting!

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Spa Treatments

If you’re in need of a self-care day or two, a cruise is the best place to be. On board spas often boast relaxing and pampering massages, skin treatments, facials, exfoliation regimes, and saunas to help you unwind and rejuvenate. What could be healthier than that?

Healthful Dining Options

When picturing cruise food, you might be thinking of those rich all-you-can-eat buffet tables and luxury world cuisines. However, cruises also cater to their health-conscious guests with a range of tasty, calorie-controlled options that are guilt free to enjoy. With that said, remember to make room for the odd indulgent treat every now and then…

On-board Fitness Experts

Do you have any medical or health conditions you are concerned about? All good cruises offer the services of on-board fitness and health experts should you need them. Contact them whenever you wish and you will never be short of professional assistance. Specialties can range from skin care, weight loss and more.

Diving, Snorkelling and Swimming

These are some of the best aspects of any cruise adventure. Diving and snorkelling are popular daytime activities on ocean cruises, and swimming pools are generally available 24/7 for cruise-goers to enjoy. Either way, you will be getting fabulous exercise – and getting the most out of your water-borne experience too.

Hiking

You won’t be able to hike on board, of course, but once you have arrived at one of your cruise’s destinations you definitely can! This is a great way to see as much as you possibly can while getting good exercise and plenty of fresh air on your travels. Just remember to pack comfortable walking shoes for the journey!

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8 Weird Items to Never Forget to Pack for Your Cruise

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John Shallo
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Some people are excellent at packing for cruises, while others forget most of the important stuff at home! It happens to the best of us, and there are plenty of handy cruise packing guides out there to help you out if you fall into the latter category. However, today we want to talk about eight weird and wonderful items that you probably wouldn’t even think of taking with – but they might just end up being lifesavers if you do! Read on for our list of 8 weird items to never forget to pack for your next cruise.

Safety Pins

The humble safety pin might not be glamorous or flashy, but it does definitely come in handy during emergencies. Whether one of your hems has come undone, you need to tack down a towel so that it doesn’t fly away, or the strap on your bag has spontaneously broken, you’ll be back to having fun in no time if you remembered to pack a few safety pins in your luggage before you boarded your cruise ship.

Medication for Seasickness

It’s not something anyone wants to think about, but seasickness on a cruise can (and does!) happen. Make sure that you are prepared for any eventuality by popping a back of nausea pills, some ginger sweets, or even some pressure point bracelets to alleviate nausea on moody seas or raging river rapids.

A Laundry Bag

If you have only boarded with one bag or suitcase, you might find yourself in the unpleasant position of having to mix your worn clothes in with your clean ones. Prevent this by bringing a simple mesh laundry bag with you to help you organize what you’ve worn and what you haven’t and you’ll stay as fresh as a daisy for the entire trip!

Water Shoes

If you are cruising in an unfamiliar country or region, it’s important to be cautious and prepared. Water shoes are ideal for exploring rocky beaches and tide pools so that you don’t injure your feet or ruin your good shoes. Remember to pack a pair of these before you leave and you will be prepared for any kind of terrain – and you can even wear them in the shower if going barefoot has got you feeling squeamish.

Small Cash Bills

While cash is always good to have in any scenario, smaller bills are essential to have in your wallet or purse on cruises. With a stack of these by your side, you can easily tip staff and buy small souvenirs without having to hunt for someone who’s willing to trade you their small change for your $100 bills.

Power Strip

Remedy the age-old problem of power outlet shortages on cruises by bringing your own. This ensures that you will be able to find the right outlets for your devices and keep your electronics charged so that you can enjoy sports betting NZ whenever you feel like it!

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Miniature Fan

Depending on where you are going and the current season, things on your cruise ship might get hot, sweaty, and humid. Whip out your miniature fan whenever you need to cool off, or even if you need some white noise to help you fall asleep in an unfamiliar environment.

Reusable Water Bottle

You can still get dehydrated even while on water! In fact, the winds and salty sea air might actually sap moisture from your body even faster, so a refillable water bottle is an essential when packing.

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The Most Beautiful Rivers to Cruise in Africa

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John Shallo
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There is no better place than Africa for the cruise enthusiasts out there who are looking for a more exotic travel experience. This is one of the most beautiful continents on the planet by far, and its diverse cultures, roaring rivers and incredible wildlife will make it any cruiser’s paradise. Here are the most beautiful rivers in Africa for you to cruise on your next overseas trip!

African Antelope found along the Chobe River
African Antelope found along the Chobe River

The Chobe

The Chobe River is a wildlife lover’s sanctuary, and a cruise along its considerable length is a great alternative to a traditional land based safari. Often called ‘Africa’s Last Wilderness’, the river winds its way along the Kalahari Desert and Botswana, a small country in the heart of southern Africa. When cruising it, you can expect epic views of the Okavango River and Delta, the lush rain lands of Angola, and all the resident wild animals like hippos, fish eagles, crocs and Pel’s Fishing Owls therein.

For the even more adventurous, there is also the 4,200 square mile Chobe National Park at hand. Housing one of the highest concentrations of big game on the continent, the park gives you unprecedented chances to see leopards, lions, elephants, zebra and giraffe, along with antelope like eland, sable, waterbuck and buffalo. If emerald green wetlands, majestic African animals, and exotic sunsets sound like your cup of tea, a cruise along the Chobe will definitely appeal to you!

The Nile

If you have always yearned to learn more about the ancient Egyptians and their culture, a cruise along the Nile should be on your bucket list. Egypt’s ancient and fascinating past has been kept alive through the preservation of its incredible monuments, many of which can be viewed from the banks of the Nile between Aswan and Luxor. This was one of the most impressive civilizations to ever have existed, but even now, Egypt offers an amazing mix of cultural diversity, making it a must-see.

Aside from that, the nation is reportedly home to a third of the world’s antiquities – history buffs rejoice! If nature is more your thing, you will love watching camels lumbering along the sweltering sand dunes while Nile crocodiles watch them with beady eyes from the banks of papyrus below. No matter what you enjoy most on cruises, aside from online betting of course, being able to see the iconic pyramids and the Sphinx from your ship will most certainly become one of your fondest memories yet.

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The Zambezi

Stretching through Zimbabwe and Zambia in the southern part of Africa, the Zambezi River is as beautiful to view, as it is exciting to cruise. The river is famed for its blood-red sunsets and misty morning sunrises, and offers amazing views of Victoria Falls – the world’s widest waterfall – too. Along the fourth largest river on the continent is also an awe inspiring selection of big game animals, including the giraffes, antelope, elephants and lions for which it is renowned worldwide.

Of course, much of this game can also be sampled on one of the local cruises as well; crocodile is a particular favourite among cruise goers, who say that it has a rich taste and rubbery texture that is reminiscent of both chicken and fish!

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Why You Should Book A Hotel Before Your Cruise Vacation

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John Shallo
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Port Canaveral Cruise Port Parking
Port Canaveral Cruise Port Parking

What could be worse than planning a cruise vacation and then missing your ship? It could and unfortunately does happen. It can happen to anyone. On a recent cruise we chose to drive to Miami the day of our cruise. It was a Sunday so weekday traffic would not be an issue. So we packed up and headed out on the road. Of Course we had to stop for some fresh doughnuts and coffee to make the long drive easier. Then it happened, we had forgot to leave something important for our house sitter. We had to turn back. We were already 1.5hrs into a 4.5 hour drive to Miami.

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This is just one of many real reasons you should book a hotel the night before your cruise. No matter the city, be it Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa or even Goa hotels. As long as the location puts you in a safe proximately to easily reach your ship the day of your cruise. This is also why many cruisers insist on buying travel insurance. Even if your flying to the port the day of your cruise. How can you predict your plane won’t be delayed or you might miss a connecting flight?  Should you really risk all the money and time you spent planning your vacation? So please consider booking a hotel the day before in or near the cruise port your will be visiting. Here are just a few more reasons to help you.

Hotel Room before your cruise vacation.
What better reason to start your cruise vacation earlier?

Start Your Vacation Earlier

One of the biggest stresses is the first day of your cruise. You may have to travel by car or even air to reach your ship. Why not make this day easier by going a day early. You can stay near your ship and extend your vacation. You can then have the day to relax and even explore nearby sights in your port city. While other cruisers are running around in a frenzy you can be relaxing poolside with a drink in your hand. Then the next morning you can make your way to the cruise port at your leisure. Unrushed and undisturbed by the pressure to reach the ship on time.

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Don’t risk missing your ship. Travel the day before at a leisurely pace.

Delays, Flat Tires and Warning Lights

Would you normally gamble something you saved up for and waited months to do? Probably not. So why would you risk missing your ship the day of your cruise. Unfortunately, this is what a majority of cruisers do everyday. Having traveled regularly, It is not a question of when you will be delayed but, a question of when it will happen. I could list many things hat could and do go wrong. Don’t be that person. You go on vacation to help relieve stress from your everyday life and enjoy time together as a family. Take this advice and be a happy cruiser.

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Royal Caribbean Fills The Oasis Lagoon at Perfect Day at CocoCay

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John Shallo
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Royal Caribbean Fills The Oasis Lagoon at Perfect Day at CocoCay

Watch as Oasis Lagoon at Perfect Day at CocoCay, the largest freshwater pool in the Caribbean, gets filled for the first time. Perfect Day at CocoCay is set to redefine private island destinations following a $250 million transformation that will introduce the ultimate combination of thrill and chill. On the unrivaled private island, guests of all ages will be able to enjoy an array of distinct adventures and iconic features from, the tallest waterslide in North America, Daredevil’s Peak; and Oasis Lagoon, the largest freshwater pool in the Caribbean — one-of-a-kind experiences that will top any bucket list.

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For additional information or to make reservations, vacationers should call their travel advisor; visit RoyalCaribbean.com; or call (800) ROYAL-CARIBBEAN.

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How Royal Caribbean Created Perfect Day at CocoCay

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John Shallo
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How Royal Caribbean Created Perfect Day at CocoCay
How Royal Caribbean Created Perfect Day at CocHow Royal Caribbean Created Perfect Day at CocoCayoCay

Royal Caribbean International’s Perfect Day at CocoCay is set to redefine private island destinations following a $250 million transformation that will introduce the ultimate combination of thrill and chill. On the unrivaled private island, guests of all ages will be able to enjoy an array of distinct adventures and iconic features from, the tallest waterslide in North America, Daredevil’s Peak; and Oasis Lagoon, the largest freshwater pool in the Caribbean — one-of-a-kind experiences that will top any bucket list.

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For additional information or to make reservations, vacationers should call their travel advisor; visit RoyalCaribbean.com; or call (800) ROYAL-CARIBBEAN.

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