Tucker'S Point Hotel And Spa Hamilton Parish

... a tropical storm between us and Florida. Landed in Miami... Straight away saw Douglas Mello... was pretty surprised. Then his wife Kendra walked up and I realized, ohhh this is the lady that was nice enough to let me out of my row on the plane!! (was focused on getting off the plane)<br><br>For anyone that has a shy bladder.... the Miami International Airport is not for you! All I can say, is pee on the plane before you land!!<br><br>Miami to Orlando flight was looking good, two ...

... but didn't manage to go to the beach which has pink sand apparently. Went back to the ship by ferry and it was good to get "home". Beautiful houses with white roofs and pastel coloured outsides, sometimes very bright colours as well. the waters are so clear even in the harbour where there are lots of boats and you would expect a bit of polution, there is none.<br>Left Bermuda at night and is was a pretty departure.

We didn't actually experience this day! The only way it exists to us is in the form of a UK newspaper we found in a little post office on the Island of Waiheke.<br><br>So if you did anything bad today, you're let off the hook.<br><br>(We weren't actually in Bermuda by the way)

... The traffic at the terminal was terrible. Future reference note: get dropped off near by and walk over to the terminal. Somehow we missed the porters and got stuck carrying our luggage all the way through the check-in process. But, we didn't have to wait for our bags to get to our state room. We worked our way up to the Windjammer Cafe, stopping to get a soda card for the rest of the trip. Note: Only worth the 30.00 if you plan to drink lots of soda. Otherwise ...

... and we are learning lots. Everyone here is so friendly and willing to go out of their way to help us both as tourists and as students. Everything in Bermuda costs about six times as much as anywhere else in the world so you all are going to have to wait until I'm in Europe for some pictures. I just wanted you all to know I'm doing well and having a wonderful time. This morning we are off to London! Catch you all later, Ali

... bay, which was gorgeous and my husband spent quite a bit of time playing in the ocean, it was his first time. I did the dolphin quest, playing with dolphins. I thought for the money there should have been more to it but I was content. Being it was our first time on a trip together, and it was our honeymoon we didn't get to daring and adventerous, saving that for the next trip. We agreed when we left that we would be back, I'm hoping sooner than later.

... used the laundry services on board. Even though our room was not ready until 1pm, we were able to bring our luggage on board and place them directly in our room. Passengers: I would say the average age on board this cruise ranged from the 40's to 60's, along with the elderly. There were also children, who were well behaved and seemed to have a great time too. Food and Drink: I thought the food was better than on my other Celebrity cruises. I ...

... of the ASTA tall ship race in Charleston. Unfortunately the weather was not being co-operative and a steady drizzle prevented us from doing any outdoor painting that day. I was now officially a deck hand again so Ben got me and my newly arrived fellow D/H, Laura, started on interior painting. We were interrupted halfway through the morning by a call for all hands on deck. Laura and I got there in time to see Ben and Sarah jetting off in the RIB, towards a ...

... busses, it's not only the wait to fill up, but all the hotels you stop at to drop them off. There are 8 of us. And four different hotels. Since we are in Daniels Head, we are the last off. But it's nice to see the areas, and the changes since we've been here last so we're just sitting back watching. Fianlly we arrive at 9 Beaches. This has Metomorphised! The check in is at the "social area" This includes a lounge for reading, free internet ...

... and kitchen. It was a classic Bermuda house with pink salmon coloured exterior and white rooftop. It's surrounded by a lush tropical growth with beautifully manicured garden, with a variety of fruit trees and exotic plants blooming, such as the Birds of Paradise. The apartment was off of a twisty road called Middle Road, fringed with tropical growth that reminded me of the snaking roads in Costa Rica's Manuel Antonio area. The apartment is on the third level on a hill ...