First time here. My parents and sister did a island tour, which they enjoyed, but said was hilly and curvy like driving in St. Lucia. My wife and I did the Baths tour to Virgin Gorda for $60pp (Could have done it on our own for $45, which I typically would, but never been before and it was the first day). The Baths was really cool and the cave to get to Devil's Island is a nice bit of physical activity. The nice thing about Tortola seems to be that you can do St. Johns, Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke, etc.... in addition to the beaches of Tortola so overall walked away with good impressions. 


Tortola

St Maarten is one of our favorite ports and we skipped the usual trip to beautiful Orient Beach (excluding the fat ugly naked people who walk around sometimes) and opted for our first island tour to Marigot and stopping for lunch at Mr. Busby's at Dawn Beach (Beautiful beach with views of St. Barts in the distance). 


St. Maarten

After several times of making the drive to the Pitons and doing the mineral baths and volcano we decided we are down that hilly, curvy drive that always makes us sick (we may do the ferry sometime). Instead, my dad and I played golf for a 2nd time at St. Lucia Golf Club which is a rugged tough golf course. Everyone else shopped at the port. 


St. Lucia

Another of our favorite islands and this time we didn't play golf, but did the island tour for the 2nd time. It was just as beautiful a 2nd time driving in the resort areas of St. James, including $5,000 per night Sandy Lane and then along the scenic, but rugged east coast where the Atlantic crashes in. We also saw the 2 oldest churches, including St Johns overlooking the Atlantic. A stop at the Concorde museum ($20pp) and then back to the ship. 


Barbados

We did the same tour in Grenda as before - Go to the beautiful waterfall and watch the local divers jump off the cliff (make sure you give them a gratuity for watching or photos) - buy some spices away from the cruise port as it is less expensive - see the fort overlooking the port - this time we also saw the university where many american students attend 


Grenada

another of our favorites. my dad and I always play golf here near the California Lighthouse as it offers scenic views of the ocean even though the course isn't that difficult, although a nice layout. In the afternoon my wife, sister, and I went to Palm Beach and rented a chair and float for a couple hours. 


Aruba

First time here and we really liked it.  The ladies went shopping downtown and enjoyed that while my Dad and I took a rather long 30 minute cab ride to the new Hyatt Old Quarry golf course and found a true gem with a couple ocean holes and then up and down through the hills and Quarry.  More challenging than Aruba, but less than St. Lucia.

Curacao

POSITIVE
Decent shower space
Convenient location near main guest relations area

NEGATIVE
Tiny closet
Uncomfortable bed and pillows

Better juice selection for breakfast and lunch than Princess



AQUA SPA CAFE for breakfast some days & lunch most days was healthy, delicious, and rarely crowded and that was before we found out the last day you could grill a tuna fillet(only time we could find it the entire cruise) or salmon (the best we had on the cruise).OLYMPIC Specialty Dining (All Positive)

The Olympic specialty dining is as good as fine dining on a cruise ship gets even with the $35 cover charge (plus the generous gratuity you will want to give the staff).

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