Caribbean Cruise, Part II

Back to the Caribbean. Our first stop was a private island owned by Princess Cruises called Princess Cays. It’s part of Eleuthera in the Bahamas, but looked like a tiny island from what we could see. We were ferried to the island in bright orange boats called “tenders.”

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Our first view of the island. The little orange boat on the right is one of the tenders.

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A closer look. It’s amazing how many people these things can hold.

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Once we got to the island, I climbed up on a lookout and got a photo of the ship in the distance.

The cruise line served a barbecue and then we were free to hit the beach or just walk around. Since we can do the beach at home whenever we want, I took photos.

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As you can see, the beach was pretty packed. The weather was perfect.

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I got lucky with this sailboat.

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The kayaks look like bananas, don’t they?

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Since we were with the ship, we didn’t have to go through customs.

Later in the day, our friends were heading back to the ship, but I thought I spotted some nice colors in the distance, so took a walk and found these cool cabanas like the one I shot here.

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Can you believe how well the paint color matches the sky?

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Can you tell I loved the colors?

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Completely forgot to check out this t-shirt shop.

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Wouldn’t have thought Atlanta was that close.

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Shot with the iPhone.

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Another look at the ship and tenders. I still can’t believe how big our ship was.

Great weekend, everyone!

{carole}

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10 Responses to Caribbean Cruise, Part II

  1. susan says:

    Totally in love with the cabanas !

  2. I’m with you about the bright colors. They just make me smile.

    Every time I see a cruise ship, I’m amazed at how it stays afloat. I mean, how is that possible?!

  3. Love the vibrant colors!! I was just taken on a little vacation, thank you for sharing.

  4. Caroline says:

    A massive ship.
    I love those colors too. I guess they have to repaint regularly.
    Those kajaks I really thought thye were some giant fruit at first.

  5. TBM says:

    You know, this looks really familiar. We went to a private island in the Bahamas when I was on a Royal Caribbean cruise many many years ago. Love the bright colors and I could use a few days on the beach to do nothing. Lovely shots.

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