Port Rating:

Not much to do on Princess Cays if you're not a sun worshiper. We took the tender over, had a short walk-around, took some photos, then tendered back onto the ship. The tender process was very smooth and efficient both ways.

The ship had a medical emergency while anchored, so our departure was delayed by about two hours until the passenger was evacuated for transport back to the US.

Recommendation for Princess -- keep the on board store open for a little while in the morning for those who forgot to pack sun screen. It costs a whole lot more (at least double) at the little shack on Princess Cays for a small tube of sun screen.

Semi-sub Rating:

The tour on the way to and from the Semi-Sub was interesting and we saw a lot of the town and local highlights. The tour guide was knowledgeable and informative. The air conditioning on the bus wasn't that great, so everyone stayed hot.

The stop at the distillery was a waste of time. Basically, herding cattle through the facility with a quick stop for tasting the liqueur.

The Semi-Sub was a novelty, but the water was cloudy. The tour guide went overboard in scuba gear and fish food to bring the fish up to the viewing windows for photos. At that point, we had close-up views of several fish and a turtle.

Semi Sub Tour Rating:

The Baby Natural Bridge has a nice view with the open water and waves. Took some great photos. We opted not to go on the semi-sub due to the heat and instead spent that hour or so cooling off in a beach restaurant/bar and taking our own walking tour of the immediate area.

The California Light House stop was more of a rest stop than anything else. We paid $1.00 US to use the facilities since the staff person there would not take the $1 local coinage.