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Covering tops for swim suits are required when walking through public areas going to and from the ship's pools. For our beach party, there are dressing rooms available. I wear my bathing suit to the beach, but wear a terry cloth shorts set or muu-muu type cover-up going there and returning. Van or cab transportation located within walking distance of the dock gets us to the beach, and it's respectful of the locals to wear appropriate dress.

Another tip: All cruise ship infirmaries do a brisk business the second or third day out to sea. Too many passengers, tempted by the enticing moveable feasts aboard cruise ships, tend to over-eat, over-drink, over-exercise, over-sun or under-sleep right off the bat. Take it easy the first couple days, pace yourselves, and you'll enjoy every moment of every day on board.<p.Leni

224 posted on 05/22/2003 8:13:02 AM PDT by MinuteGal (Last call for fabulous "FReeps Ahoy" cruise. Signing up now means never having to say you're sorry!)
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I have been compiling info on what shore excursions are available both through Carnival and with local tour operators. I also have been trying to track down prices whenever I could. I have spent a lot on time on various websites, expecially CruiseCritics.com (yes, Strela, I saw you there too...) making sure that these local tour companies are safe and reputable. I only included on my list ones that came highly recommended by people who have actually used them recently. I can post the list here, if you think that's best Leni, or I can email them to anyone who wants to take a look.

FYI, I have just finished booking a customized tour package for Ocho Rios for my party of 4, however they said that they can include others from our ship, if anyone is interested. We are being picked up at the dock in an air-conditioned van, being taken directly to Dunns River Falls for a climb there (before the massive crowds show up), then a ride through Fern Gully, a stop at the Wassi Pottery Art location for shopping, a stop for lunch if we want (on our own) and then on to White River for a tubing adventure. Total cost, including admission to Dunns River Falls is $50 per person. If anyone wants to join us, FReepmail me and let me know.
225 posted on 05/22/2003 10:46:27 AM PDT by BreitbartSentMe (Make that EX-Democrat)
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