King's Wharf Royal Naval Dockyard Excursion Reviews

Exactly what you would expect from a naval yard.

Provider: Independent Operator

In port, we first took the bus to stop number seven to the broken glass beach. We found some beautiful pieces. The beach is small and not ideal for sunbathing, but the sea glass is abundant. On our way back to the ship we stopped at the bone fish grill for drinks and a snack. We were told that no food was available until 6pm despite several other tables eating full meals. We questioned the waitress, who told us that no one was in the kitchen and she didn't know how to cook. We left after one drink with our bill totaling $47.54 for two drinks an an ice tea. We did the nighttime Bermuda triangle glass bottom boat for $60 per person. You are taken out a few miles in the dark, the captain narrates a few tales while you sit crammed on deck in plastic lawn chairs. After a few minutes, you walk below. You lean against rails and view down at 3x4 foot glass openings. You can see coral and a few fish. You will not see colorful fish or anything spectacular. You are given a small Dixie cup of rum swizzle. We were not at all impressed by this excursion. We would not recommend the glass bottom boat at night.

Provider: Royal Caribbean International