LizzieTrowbridge

Thank you for passing this on!

I just booked two day passes ($49 per person) at Coco Reef Resort in Bermuda and am wondering if anyone else has done this and if so, was it worth it. It sounds like a good deal to me-includes full day use of facilities, pool, beach, towels, chaise lounges, umbrellas, lunch included, and a glass of wine. The only other day pass I found was $400 for a pool cabana at Elbow Beach Club.

I am curious too about how you liked the Cabana at Elbow Beach and if you have any photos. I am considering this for this June. Thanks!

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We visited a school in Roatan last week while on the carnival Dream. We brought art/school supplies, band aids, jump ropes, bubbles, etc. We filled a large backpack and carried it right off the ship. We used Victor Bodden tours and our driver took us to a small school where our daughters visited a Kindergarten class and gave the children all the supplies and stayed to play and observe the school in session. It was a wonderful experience and as another poster said, the highlight of our cruise!

Another idea would be to ask your driver to take you to a grocery store to buy food supplies to deliver to an orphanage. there is an orphanage close to the port.

Even with spending several hours visiting the school we had time to visit the moneys and spend a few hours at the beach. Glad to hear others are interested in this type of community service. The tuition at the school we visited was $40 US dollars a year and even at this price there are families who can't afford the school.

Thanks shelkate1! I looked at the deck plans & I couldnt figure out where deck chairs would be on deck 5? Are they set out along the lanai? Also, did you find the ship easy to manuver?

View of deck 5 lanai from deck 7 balcony