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Whale-watching in Dominica
... raced away from the island towards the whales. Suddenly, the ship slowed to a stop, and we spotted a school of dolphins jumping from the water in front of us. As soon as we saw the first group of dolphins we began seeing more, until the ship was surrounding by groups of dolphins, jumping and swimming alongside the ship. The ship started moving again, and they played in the wake of the ship, following us as we moved. It was an exciting experience, ...
Roseau, the main city of Dominica
... that ringed the town with green foliage. The town was small with colorful buildings that are common in the Caribbean. As we walked out onto and down the pier into the town, we could feel the heat and humidity that was common here in this part of the world. Just to the left of the dock was a vendors market that was crowded and full of handicrafts that serve as mementoes of one’s visit to the island. We shopped but our souvenirs of the island will be memories and photos. ...
Dominica
... timed! I met up with Mike and we proceeded to the helipad a the front of the ship, which Celebrity had opened up this evening for guests to gather and watch was we sailed away from Roseau to begin the overnight journey to our next destination, Grenada.
Next we relaxed outside on Deck 11 as the sun vanished behind some clouds and then quietly sank below the horizon. I worked on my blog while Mike did some reading. ...
Ninja Man
... I have a few pictures of the place and how crowded it was, along with an interesting story. There was a stripper police in the middle of the bar, don’t get your panties in a bunch, I didn’t jump on it, but there is a deaf girl on the ship and her translator got on it and worked that pole. We were all wondering how her deaf friend, who was watching (in horror) felt about all of this. Anyways, we got a little bored at JR’s and went to another ...
Dominica-Lush Island
... of the island 4 times.
Many Carib Indians were wiped out from European disease but there are still about 3000 direct descendents living here. Children start preschool at 2-3 and their education is paid for entirely. An average house costs $65-75,000
We departed at about 6:00pm for Philipsbug, St. Maarten som 197 nautical ...


