Ruby Princess Review

So Relaxing!

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Ruby Princess
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Thombtc
6-10 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Feb 2011

After being on the sister ship, Emerald Princess, during our Mediterranean voyage, we were excited to board the Ruby Princess for the islands. Everything from check-in to departure went very smoothly. THat is what your vacation should be, a no brainer!

We loved the cruise island of Princess Cay and could have stayed there hours more. THe food they served for lunch on the island was a wonderful barbeque and you can use your cruise card to purchase drinks on the beach area. You will take a tender from the ship and the water was a little rough, but we made it. Weeks before our cruise,on another voyage, they couldn't tender the passengers to shore because of rough waves, so we were lucky.

Once we arrived in St. Maarten, my husband and I wanted to just relax, as we know the island well from our timeshare being there. Once you get off the ship, take a $4.00 water taxi to town. You catch it at the end of the pier. Once you get to town, you could choose to shop til you drop or sit on the beach right there. Rent an umbrella and 2 chairs and then they throw in a bucket of 5 beers. all for $20. WE just watched the activity and relaxed! It was wonderful. Of course, the native people try to sell you everything, but it was entertaining. THe beer on ice was great too.

Cabin Review

Nice open closet area, so it felt like a walk-in closet. There were plenty of hangars. I missed a sofa in this cabin and there was one very small uncomfortable chair near a coffee table. The TV was great and the refrigerator was nice for ice!! The dressing table with mirror was great for I could do my makeup while my husband was in the shower and dressing closet area.

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