Dunn's River Falls, you can climb the falls, bring your water shoes and swim suit there's no way you won't get wet! The washroom facilities by the entrance gate are terrible. Yuck! Long lines and no paper! 
Beware of the "HELPFUL" strangers who are more than happy to take your picture for you and then expect to get paid for their services.  Stay away from anyone who is not wearing a bona fide Dunn's River Falls Guide shirt.  They are the only people who are actually working there. The others are opportunists waiting to take advantage of the naive. 

On the way back to the bus, they make you trek through tons of souvenir stands. It was pouring rain the day we were there was a miserable day.  No place to stand to get out of the weather if you are not climbing the falls, it is a long wait for the rest of the group. They should have separate tours for those who are not climbing the falls.  It was a waste of over an hour standing in the rain!  No place to sit either. 

Dolphin lunch and show=
The lunch experience at the Dolphin Lagoon was not customer friendly at all.  By the time our tour arrived, all the covered eating areas were taken.  We were walked all the way to the end/back of the property through the muddy path to the beach picnic area. There were three picnic tables under the canopy , which were taken and the rest of the tables were on the beach in the rain and of course all wet.  They really need to consider putting up some kind of sun/rain tents for their customers. The tables and chairs were scattered all over the beach. Our guide ended up trying to gather up and clean/wipe tables and chairs for us with napkins so we could sit down and eat our hamburger and salad.  The operators were clearly unprepared for the crowds they had that day. The shark show was interesting, and there were a few shops to look in. 

Did not enjoy this excursion. There were so many areas that were lacking.

Falmouth

This is our favorite island/port.  The shops and restaurants are all right by the docks. Lots to see and do here.  Unfortunately , there were so many ships in the harbor that there were over 12,000 people dropped onto the island all at once.  It was very crowded and so we took the opportunity to go back to the ship and just lounge by the pool for the day. 
However, we did stop here while on a previous cruise in March and took the Turtle farm tour with a stop in Hell.  That was a great excursion, booked through RCI as well.

Grand Cayman (Georgetown)

Lots of walking, it felt like about a mile back and forth to the ruins.  It was raining at first so they give you umbrellas, but they are all broken. Metal arms were dangerous, had to work to keep from poking people with them. The ruins were beautiful, watch out for the fire ant hills in the grassy areas.  Don't miss the view by the gulf the walk up there is optional, I didn't go at first  due to knee problems, but decided to climb the hill after a break in the shade and it was well worth it.  Got some of the best pictures up there. Awesome!

Good location near elevators, but still quiet. Easy ride on the elevators to the dining room and Windjammer/pools.

New Orleans Port=
This is where the port experience went down hill=
The facilities at the port of NO are acceptable, with the exception of the parking and luggage drop off..Once the bags were checked, we needed to drive around another time to get into the RCI designated parking lot, as the entrance was behind the car and there was no way to back up.

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