Caribbean Sea

... Mexican Yucatan. Join me as I swim in underground cenotes, climb vine covered Mayan ruins in Indiana Jones style, lounge in the Caribbean sea and cycle through jungle ruins filled with iguana. Pass the tequilla and tortilla, and let's dance! Or grab a ...

     Today was a full day at sea on our way back home. We tried our first dini room menu breakfast today. After that we played some dominoes and enjoyed some cocktails. Then we went to play some pool. I tried a beer made only for ...

     Today was a full day at sea while enroute to the Cayman Islands. We went for breakfast at 9AM and then to deck nine to enjoy the adults pool. We spent the day laying out and cooling off in the tiny pool. I also tried out the giant ...

It is the final full day on Serenade of the Sea Though I am still alone (and smewhat feeling lonely) most of the time, I was a little sad that this trip is gonna end. But that is good because I still have many things I have to work out ahead of me. ...

Dear Blog, This is the start of my second week cruise.  Today, we are at sea cruising towards another island, another adventure. The day promises to be warm and hot as the sun makes it appearance through the clouds.  After a delicious breakfast, ...

... our cruise. We sat up in the quiet area of Deck 12 Forward to read and watch the sun set one last time over the Caribbean Sea. I then hit the treadmill for 45 minutes in an effort to burn off some of the calories I swallowed during today’s massive ...

... for a bit then attended the wildlife presentation by Milos.  He presented the wildlife present around the waters of the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean.  Really good information and the guy was quite funny. After the presentation went back to ...

... it will be pushing 90F.  Why do we live where we live????  Guess so we can enjoy places like this.  Emerald blue water in the Southern Caribbean Sea.  Never believed it but its true.  This holiday is worth every dollar and ...

February 3: Waking up to the same beat (of the engine). We are crossing between Cuba and Haiti and going into the Caribbean sea. Much more windy now. It’s normal supposedly. So I go to walk, meet Johanne (Methot) out there. Did 2 k. today. Back in ...

Our last day on the boat is spent at sea Brenda relaxes by the pool, I take a good look around the boat, all 19 decks from the chapel past VIP lounges, a golf course complete with 19th. hole, roller skating, rock climbing, basketball, restaurants(6), ...

... time anything in South America has ever happened on time. We hauled up the anchor and motored through the harbour towards the wide open Caribbean Sea. Fabio had himself another few puffs or so along the way and pretty much lost his vision. We had to motor ...

... Caribbean beach. And wow, how wrong we were. This was not the Caribbean we had in mind. Doesn't everyone picture the Caribbean sea as a place with beautiful clear clean warm water, full of plankton and fishes and palm trees and coconuts and white sand, ...

... start for the big bus journey up to Cartagena at 6.30am. Again the journey took us through tropical landscapes before reaching the Caribbean sea and driving along a strip of land separating the sea from a sea lagoon. The guidebook says its an 12 hour ...

... up/truck/motorbike/etc. from the southern tip of the South American continent, I finally reach my objective: Cartagena and the Caribbean Sea!!! I first go to Santa Marta, closer to Venezuela, where the legend Simon Bolivar, nicknamed El Libertador for the ...

... reign supreme, where the beaches are deserted and the underwater life is spectacular. It was our first sighting of the beautiful Caribbean sea, with it´s mesmerisingly deep aqua blue colour. This is tropical paradise at it´s best. Hardly any people here ...

... and Guanaja and is the largest of Honduras’ Bay Islands.  It is located near to the largest barrier reef in the Caribbean Sea (the second largest after The Great Barrier Reef) so is a great destination for divers, fishermen and snorkelers. The ...

During the day we just sat around the pool trying to soak up the last bit of sun that we could. I entered in some pool games with some girls that I apparently met at Senor Frogs the previous day. My partner and I ended up winning a T-Shirt and ...

... 10 minutes around by foot, and everyone there is like one big family. The 4 resorts there each have a deck overlooking the sea, hammocks strewn about under coconut palms, and cooks who turn the local fish and fruit into fabulous, filling fare. All in ...

... the flow might be going? Lunch wasn't very good - the quality of the food's been getting steadily worse as we've been at sea, which gives me yet another reason to want off this boat asap. After lunch we had meetings for our AFP to talk about schedules ...