We sailed out of Tampa, which has become our favorite port to get in and out of! We drove over from Orlando, after spending a week doing Disney. It was time to relax! My husband and I had one suite, and my son, daughter-in-law and 2 1/2 yr old granddaughter had the one next door. Connecting rooms would've been nice, but this worked, with having a baby monitor along. Our balconies were the smallest we've ever had, but mostly we just wanted to stand at our railing and look at the wonderful views, so we adjusted. The beds in our cabins were great! Even the pillows were wonderful! This was our first time with using Camp Carnival, and I have to say our granddaughter loved it! She only went to it in the evenings, but it was the highlight of her cruise. Well, excepting getting to dance onstage at the farewell party in the theatre! The food on the Inspiration was really good! Even the buffets were better than many other cruises we've been on. But my favorite was ordering BLT's from room service! None of the lunch menus had BLT's, and it wasn't offered at the deli, either. Elegant night my husband had 2 plates of lobster and shrimp, so he was quite pleased! And all of us enjoyed the fabulous chocolate melting cake! I order mine with sugar-free ice cream to keep the calories down! ;-) We had been to both ports before so we didn't do much in either one. We did visit the turtle farm in Cayman for the first time and were impressed! I would go there again. But for relaxation there is nothing like a day at sea. I love them and having a cruise with 2 ports and 2 days at sea was great! Disembarkation was a breeze, but then that is a great benefit of booking a suite!