Hubby and I enjoyed a relaxing week on Navigator. This was our second time on this ship - the timing and ports just worked out. During this trip we graduated to Diamond level - it only took us 25 years! The ship was in good shape and crew were very hospitable. We really enjoyed the cruise director Jeffrey - funny guy.
We take a cab from FLL, because we "want to get there!" without waiting. Embarkation was unremarkable, south terminal of the port.
We were on the ship about 11:30, cabin wasn't available until 1 p.m. Our cabin was inside this time, on deck 9 front of the ship. It seemed being in the front, I felt the movement of the ship more on this trip. Luggage arrived before we sailed. Our steward was like a ninja - we rarely saw him, but the room was always made up. Including a couple towel animals for a surprise. One "ew" is that about the second day, I was looking for a shoe and found someone else's t-shirt under the couch. Gross! Also, having been in a balcony stateroom before, I missed the extra space, but we just kept the room tidy, used a lot of organization tips from other reviews on this site and it worked. Bringing a pop up hamper was very helpful. I also threw away paper every day. I used like to save all the cruise compass papers - but this time I just pitched them and it helped keep clutter down.
Cabin was standard, seemed small. Toilet seat was ready for replacement. Noticed that in many of the ships restrooms - weird!
Bad weather!
Went on our own and toured the forts - National Parks Week
Greys Tours - would recommend. 48.00 each plus tip for the driver - all day. Learned a lot about the island and did some great sight-seeing and beach time.
On our own. Found a beach club and hung out all day. Beautiful beach on the boardwalk area - water taxi to and from.
Embarkation