Hit the public beach by cab for 4 dollars per person. Lovely beaches. In a past cruise I did the tour that goes to the Turtle conservatory, Hell, and to the rum cake factory. Good tour. Grab some Tortuga rum cake. It's delightful and comes in a zillion flavors. 


Grand Cayman (Georgetown)

Did the Tabyana beach tour. 35 minute bus ride and you're on a gorgeous private beach. You can rent snorkel gear for 10 bucks, Jet skis were 65 for 30 minutes for 1 passenger or 90 dollars for 2 passengers. You can also rent water kayaks, snuba or scuba gear. Enjoy a frozen drink from the bar or get a massage. Only 25 dollars for a 40 minute massage. Much cheaper than the ship's spa. Lots of fish in the coral reefs which are only a stones throw from shore. 


Roatan

Did the city,beach and shopping tour booked from the ship. Tour took us to an unspectacular Catholic church, a tequila "factory" (it was more of a tequila store) got to try some local tequilas and learned a little about the tequila making process. From there you stop at a monument for a picture, then to a shopping area for an hour. Finally, we stopped at a resort hotel for a buffet of quesadillas, chicken tacos, etc. We then had about 45 minutes to enjoy the hotel pool or you can use ocean via a tunnel that goes under the coastal road. Tour guide was friendly. Had a nice time and it wasn't too expensive. If I had do do over, I'd have done the beach buggy tour. It was 100 dollars per person but it looked much more fun. 


Cozumel

Quiet location, plenty of storage, comfy bed.

I don't go cruising to eat at Old Country Buffet but on the rare occasions I ate at the buffet, the quality of food was very good.Dining:

Very satisfied with the quality of food served.

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