Just came back from a 5 day cruise on Navigator of the seas to Labadie, Haiti and Falmouth, Jamaica. The ship was clean, spacious and overall friendly. There were lots of activities like Inline skating, Ice skating and Miniature golf. I enjoyed having a separate area for adults only at the Solarium. It had a swimming pool, two hot tubs, sunny and shady areas to relax in and sauna. Ice skating show was good. We especially enjoyed a guest skater from Moscow, Russia. He was doing amazing things with two gigantic wheels. Here is a word of advice: take ear plugs to every show! All of the shows are very, very laud. Food was fresh and tasty every day. We mostly ate in Windjamer and Jade. Contrary to several reviews that I read before we left and to my great joy they do serve smoked salmon during breakfast in Jade buffet! I'm usually picky when it comes to food quality and I was happy. They had new deserts at every lunch and dinner every day. The deserts were both light and fruity and others were chocolaty and reach. During our day in Labadie, Haiti they served us a barbeque lunch. If you like pork ribs, you will not be disappointed. The biggest disappointment at Labadie was that there was no access to drinking water. It is a basic necessity and they only had bottled water for purchase. Our first stop was on Labadie, Hatie. There are several beaches there. The outer beach is all stones, so when you get on the beach go toward the right past the beach for gold color card holders. There you would find a smaller, sandy beach. But get there fast, like I said it is small. Our second stop was at Falmouth, Jamaica. We did not plan ahead, so it was disappointing. Plan where and when before you get there. The new port is still under construction. It is going to be really beautiful one day. We were recommended a Doctor's Cave as the best beach. It would take $20 both ways and a $5 per person entrance fee. I had a good time and would gladly do it again!