Blackbeard's Castle, St. Thomas
Iguana
The sign says it all...
Magen's Bay, also one of the top 10 most beautiful beaches, famous for its heart shape (I had a hard time seeing that too, its a bit of a stretch, but its gorgeous).
Botanical gardens at St. Peter's GreatHouse
St. John and Tortola
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
Bunny foo-foo.
Coco Cay, Bahamas
Freedom of the Seas, our ship, the second largest cruise ship in the world.
Those are 200-person boats down in the water next to it.
Formal night #1, Valentines Day 2011
Formal Night #2
Jet ski in the Carribean waters
Casino time. Darren went in with 10 dollars, and came out with 19. I went in with 10 dollars and came out with $0.01. Moral of the story? I shouldn't gamble.
Ice sculpture by the pool.
Mini golf on the roof of 14-level ship = windy!
Sunset
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
Elephant. When asked how he chose the animals, our stateroom attendant said "its based on dinner." Uhm, what? We never had elephant for dinner...
Johnny Rockets on board! Need I say more?!
This was way harder than I anticipated.
Flowrider surf simulator.
Walk for Wishes one-mile walk as part of the Make-A-Wish Foundation fundraiser.
Ice sculpture and decorations.
Last day at sea.
Cruise 2011 = smashing success!
2 comments:
Oh so jealous, but sooooo glad you had a great time. I did too with my babies! :-)
I am sooo glad you guys had a great time! We love cruising. Isn't it wonderful? You'll never forget your first cruise either. On all of ours, we have kept in touch with the people we sat with at dinner--we have friends in England now that we talk to frequently! I hope your experience was as wonderful as it looks to have been. You look great, by the way! xoxo
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