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Hi there, we sailed from Bayonne on Voyager (Royal Caribbean) best bit was the fact we just made it under one of the bridges - the truckers were blowing their horns, the traffic slowed to a crawl and the folk on board, including myself in this, had a grin that would span the bay!!!! :grinNot rough weather, we had plenty of time to enjoy the innards of the ship by cruising from NJ when going to Caribbean - in fact that is why we choose this way. Who wants to get lost in the ship when you can be outside on a beach!! This year we have chosen more sea days for the same reason, why stay in a luxury hotel and leave it every day for 8 hours!!! Have also been to Charleston, muggy, hot but lovely, ?swimming. never did it but plenty of time for that in the Caribbean mon! Have a great time, In short - NJ port is good starting place - see the ship THEN see the Caribbean! B)

[QUOTE="Haggis Hunters, post: 1001024"] Hi there, we sailed from Bayonne on Voyager (Royal Caribbean) best bit was the fact we just made it under one of the bridges - the truckers were blowing their horns, the traffic slowed to a crawl and the folk on board, including myself in this, had a grin that would span the bay!!!! :grinNot rough weather, we had plenty of time to enjoy the innards of the ship by cruising from NJ when going to Caribbean - in fact that is why we choose this way. Who wants to get lost in the ship when you can be outside on a beach!! This year we have chosen more sea days for the same reason, why stay in a luxury hotel and leave it every day for 8 hours!!! Have also been to Charleston, muggy, hot but lovely, ?swimming. never did it but plenty of time for that in the Caribbean mon! Have a great time, In short - NJ port is good starting place - see the ship THEN see the Caribbean! B) [/QUOTE]

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