For Labadee Haiti we booked two excursions, the Labadee Snorkel Safari and the Dragon's Breath Flight Line. I had bought two underwater cameras before leaving so we used one for Labadee and the other for Falmouth, Jamaica for the Snorkel Cruise & Dunn's River Falls excursion. I enjoyed snorkeling and took all the pictures, but truly the zip line experience was tremendous. They had us do a 100 foot trial line before taking us up the mountain to the Dragon's Breath Flight Line. This was I believe the longest zip line in the world and went from the top all the way down to the beach. There even was a small roller coaster on the top of the mountain which would have been fun to do, but that was not included in the excursion.

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However, the Dunn River Falls was better this time as I got to go all the way to the top. The last time I did Dunn’s River Falls there were no guides and we had to end our climb as the tour guide said we were out of time. Another thing different was we were led up the falls and held each other's hand. This improvement left us helping each other as some of the climbers fell and had to be helped from time to time.

Every snorkel experience is different and the Falmouth, Jamaica Snorkel Cruise & Dunn's River Falls excursion was interesting. This one had less of the yellow and black fish than some of the other islands I have snorkeled like the COSOL Tour for Saint Lucia Soufriere Overlook of the Pitons.

The Cozumel experience was different for we landed at another part of Cozumel. My son and I decided to go ashore and see what was offered. We booked a parasail experience with an independent operator since. But my son wanted to see the Mayan ruins so we asked to the RC excursion booking agent onshore to sign us up for the next bus, which he did. After an hour long drive we got to the ruins and our guide took us along many places and temple ruins. Of course these ruins were a lot smaller than others I have seen like Tulum and Costa Maya, but still since he had never seen ruins before he liked them. Our guide talked about the mathematical talents of the Mayan, but that did not interest me and a few others .I found out later that he did this because it was a 20 minute walk to one of the other main temples. After we visited the shops and I bought a throw blanket. Then we drove to a beach which had two large coral rock hills that our guide warned us to be careful not to go on as coral is sharp. Since I had walked Aruba coral I decided to ignore the warning and enjoyed some spectacular views of rock water cutouts and beautiful shorelines that reminded of me of the Pacific Coast highway 101 views in California.

The cabin was smaller than other RC balcony staterooms which had a tub, but since we stay so little in it except for reading and sleep, it as OK. It was port side so I could not see the docking as I usually like to do, but still it was quiet and comfortable.

The two floor Opal dining room with its large chandelier in the center was tastefully decorated and the food was in keeping with Royal Caribbean’s fine dining experience.I had bought two underwater cameras before leaving so we used one for Labadee and the other for Falmouth, Jamaica for the Snorkel Cruise & Dunn's River Falls excursion.

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