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Allure of the Seas Review

Main dining let down and disappointing ports of call

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Allure of the Seas
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Coconutree
First Time Cruiser • Age 40s

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Sail Date: Jan 2018
Iguana on a rock by the pier
Bahamas 1st port of call. We had less than 5 hours to visit this port. We booked a dolphin swim with RoyalCaribbean but shore excursion organiser kept us waiting for an hour at the pier after disembarking to get groups organised . Got in a ferry, went accross to the lagoon ( another 40 min each way)... got the swim wgich which was amazing!!! Had 30 min for lunch and straight back to ferry. On arrival to harbour there were 1000s of people trying to get through security so we couldn’t wonder around shops rather take another 30 min queuing to cross Bahamas passport control..., so we saw absolutely nothing but the 30 min in the beach for lunch After the amount of money we have paid to enjoy the shore excursions it’s appalling to see that royal Caribbean cannot ser this port of call’s short duration as an absolute waist of time . Make it longer otherwise totally skip it because to be kept in a pier or in passport control wasting time or to be rushed like ship it’s not worth. St Thomas
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