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Reggae music fills the air as the Majesty of the Seas pulls into the Port of Nassau in the Bahamas. With only six hours in port, you can decide on shopping the straw market downtown Nassau,take a water taxi to the Atlantis on Paradise Island or make your way to Cable Beach in Nassau.
In February Royal Caribbean International’s Voyager of the Seas became the first ship to call at the new 32-acre, two-berth Historic Falmouth Cruise Port. The grand opening celebration took place in late March when the mega-ship Oasis of the Seas docked there.
Pink oleanders bloomed profusely along the road out of Georgetown, Cayman Islands—an apt sign of the lovely day ahead. Our tour bus is headed to Cayman Islands Yacht Club where our group from Royal Caribbean Voyager of the Seas will board a motor boat and sail to famous Sting Ray City.
Three Reef Snorkel Tour: We were snorkeling at three different reefs in Cozumel, Mexico before returning to our ship.
It hits you as soon as you emerge from the gangplank of Allure of the Seas and enter the activity-filled Boardwalk. This ship is not just bigger, it’s truly different.
St. Thomas, one of the U. S. Virgin Islands, became a tourist mecca in the 1950s—and retains that distinction today.
