PhinsAndGills

We were just there last Thursday and it made my BEST OF THE CRUISE list - and it was a great cruise. I found Jack and Janet to be warm and welcoming. They called my husband and I by first name after being introduced only once and despite being busy, answered our questions and chummed around with us like we were old friends. I even got a hug upon leaving. The jerk was AWESOME and worth every penny of $11 (with a large helping of fries - 3 good sized pieces of chicken. Filled us up). The drinks were just strong enough. I played around in the water with Topher while DH relaxed. We will go back every time we're in Grand Turk and would honestly book a cruise JUST BECAUSE we can go back to Jack's. Because of our experience (with Oasis Divers and Jack's) we now want to do an extended stay on Grand Turk. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the place to people who want a laid back beach experience.

Thanks for sharing! We are on this cruise in a couple months so enjoying your ship tips!

Waiter - Leo

Assistant - Hatice

Ship: Mariner

Will NEVER forget them. Hatice was the sweetest person EVER! If you get the chance to have them serve you, you're LUCKY! They were wonderful!

I guess, for me, it was Kermit, hands down. I just can't get enough of the pie dipped in chocolate. I thought it had the best flavor. But HEY, don't cheat yourself and go try them ALL! :)

Upper Sandusky, Ohio. (No where near Cedar Point) If you take a map and draw a straight line from Columbus to Toledo, we're just about exactly half waybetween. Most everyone has eaten at our McDonald's because it's the ONLY thing on about 4 major state routes for miles and miles...

Becky on the Mariner (CD) I hear she's now on the Rhapsody. Whatever ship she's on is LUCKY, she was a HOOT!

DH, Captain Johnny and I. Captain Johnny is a really neat guy. I really enjoyed talking to him. I wish I had picked up his book.

If you look closely, That a frighter cruising into my Corona bottle while sunning on an at sea day, top deck, Mariner. I KNOW the commercial shows a sailboat, but there just weren't any within photographing range that day...

And finally, partying it up in the Wig and Gavel after a long week of teaching, airports, and stress. We both look so relaxed and ready for fun!

Fooey, I tried to get them to copy right to the post, but it didn't work...

most "Key Limes" are actually from Mexico! :D

Eaither Way - eat and enjoy.

I have a Key Lime Pie sitting in the fridge right now... yummy!