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  1. DAY 6...ANTIGUA.. We have been to most of the beaches on Antigua, and now we always go to Beach Limerz on Fort James beach...it is a short, 10 minute cab ride there. Our friends walked there from the ship, but I would not recommend it. The beach is long and lovely, with almost no drop off and few rocks/shells as you get in the water. Beach Limerz is an old school Caribbean  beach bar....great food, great drink, great service, great owners...

     

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  2. 10 minutes ago, doodlefan said:

    Awesome.  Thanks so much for the info on Chic night.  We always go to Tuscan Grille at least twice and Le Petit Chef once.  We have OBC so we use it on that.

    Until we cruise in just over 3 weeks, I will live vicariously through your videos.  Thanks again.

    Are you Elite on Celebrity? If you are, would you do me a favor? Would you go into the Elite Breakfast in Tuscan Grill some morning and say hello to Violetta for my wife and me..we are  Toni and Jim...Tell her the CHEETOS  couple says HELLO! She will laugh, and she has a great laugh!

  3. 1 hour ago, doodlefan said:

    I'm loving your videos.  Thanks so much. We sail on April the 4th, same Itinerary as yours (except we're back to San Juan instead of St. Thomas)

    Do you remember which nights were Chic (more formal).  We're trying to figure out which days to book Tuscan Grille and don't want to book on Chic nights as we like the menu in the main dining room those nights.  

    Thanks for any info. 

    Chic nights are always on sea days...for us, they were on the second  day...first day at sea...and then on day 9, another sea day. After being totally underwhelmed by the Tuscan Grill on other ships, we REALLY loved the  the Tuscan Grill on the Millie! We went there the first and last night of the cruise. I am confident you will really enjoy it.

  4. DAY 5...ST CROIX... we like forts, so we toured Fort Fredricksted and then walked over to the beach that is only a couple hundred yards away. It is a pretty nice beach! On the way back to the ship, I stopped and talked to a couple of people that were snorkeling right next to the pier. They said the snorkeling right there is GREAT...they saw lots of fish and turtles.....hmmm...next time...

     

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  5. 20 hours ago, eltigre said:

    We will be visiting the ABC Islands for the first time this Nov. and will only be able to snorkel at one of them. The Port Boards suggest,  including Grand Cayman, they all have good snorkeling. Which one and where would you choose if you could only do one?

     

    Our interest is coral & fish and we prefer walk in from shore rather than a boat tour.  We are not strong swimmers but have snorkeled St. Lucia, Saint Martin, Hawaii.  

     

    Also, is there a  recommendation for a sea scooter rental without the boat tour. Tried those once & really enjoyed them.

    Appreciate any input

    I vote for Curacao or Bonaire. The Bonaire Cruisers Golf Cart is a good idea...we have done it a few times..Check out my youtube videos from the Equinox September 2021. We snorkeled both Curacao and Bonaire

     

  6. 15 hours ago, Turtles06 said:

     

    Unfortunately, on our visit to Antigua in December aboard the Silhouette, ship's tours were required.  As I mentioned above, whatever beach they brought us to had SUCH a steep drop off that I could not get out of the water on my own.   I was knocked over repeatedly (I wasn't the only one) and found the entire experience pretty frightening.  Judging from comments above about the same tour that we took, we must have been on some part of Valley Church.

     

     

    Celebrity needs to do something about guests like that.

     

    Sounds like our tour must have been to the same beach.  Yes, it was beautiful, though not crowded.  But it was far too steep for me (and we were totally blindsided by this).

     

    I hope you had a great cruise!

    Yes...that was probably Valley Church Beach. Valley Church would be a great beach choice if it weren't for two things  1. Distance from the cruise port ( 30 to 40 minutes on bad roads) and 2. The wickedly steep drop off...a sudden 3+ foot drop. It is very difficult to get in to the water and EXTREMELY difficult to get OUT, even if you do not have ambulatory issues. Darkwood is not as steep, but still a bit of a drop.

  7. 16 minutes ago, MamaChach said:

    Now that port is open to on your own...has anyone taken a taxi to a beach?  Which beach would you recommend?

    I would recommend going to Beach Limerz.   Beach Limerz is an old school  Caribbean beach bar with great food, great staff, great beach with no drop off when entering the water, and it is only a ten minute taxi ride from the cruise port. Here is our youtube video  from the last time we were there in 2019.  You can email Gail at info@beachlimerz.com.  She can arrange taxi transportation from and back to the cruise port.

     

     

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