Bye Bye Carribean

Bye Bye Carribean

Our last day on the Celebrity Beyond was another at sea day. After waking up at 8am, we had to change our clocks forward, so we lost an hour that day. We had breakfast upstairs, then ended up wandering around the ship until we got to Deck 15 where we found an empty table tennis table under the shade. I played for a bit, then headed over to the gym for the next hour. After grabbing an early lunch, we…

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Falmouth & Montego Bay, Jamaica

Falmouth & Montego Bay, Jamaica

For our final port we spent the day in Jamaica. We booked an excursion which would be taking us from Falmouth to Montego Bay. We arrived at port shortly after 7:00am and met our guide Amanda and our driver Jay. It took us about an hour to get to the downtown area of Montego Bay, during which we passed by some landmarks in the city.  Our first stop that day was to St. James Parish Church, which is an 18th century…

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George Town, Cayman Islands

George Town, Cayman Islands

For the start of our day at George Town, everyone who booked excursions were divided into groups and had to wait inside the theatre until we were called to take a tender to shore. After a quick five minute ride, we finally made it to shore around 10:45am. Once we got settled into our groups, we were loaded onto buses heading to the boat club, where we would then be taking a boat towards stingray city. It was another gorgeous day out…

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Cozumel, Mexico

Cozumel, Mexico

The day after the Bahamas was an at sea day, so we had a bit of a lazy start. I briefly checked out the salsa dance class in the morning, then headed upstairs to the gym to get my usual 5K in. I enjoyed some of the dishes afterwards at the Spa Cafe, but later went for a second lunch where they had the most amazing seafood soup. Dinner was at the Tuscan, where things took a 180 and I had…

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Perfect Day at CocoCay

Perfect Day at CocoCay

Day 2 was our first port of call in the Bahamas. I’m glad we started off with CocoCay because it was my least favourite out of all the ports we visited. While I did appreciate the beaches, the island didn’t have much local charm as it’s owned by the Royal Caribbean Group exclusively for use by their guests. Honestly some parts felt like an extension of the ship. However, it was very clean and the beaches were amazing, so we definitely made…

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