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Bandjwayne. We paid $50 pp. That included all of our entrance fees

Christybell, all of our entry fees were paid for through Rony's. It was included in the price except my massage and the food. There were waiters that brought us food on the beach. Arnold gave us day passes at Bananarama so the chairs on the beach were a part of that. And we had use of the resort, but I'm not sure what that offered because we stayed on the beach the whole time! We brought our own snorkel masks. My son paid I think $10 to ride a paddle board thing. There were a lot of vendors not associated with the resort that you could buy excursions from on the beach if you wanted, b

I did a lot of research before booking with Rony's and they didn't disappoint! First of all, our driver was Arnold. He was fabulous. He was friendly and interesting. We had no trouble locating him at the meeting place. His van was cooled down and ready to go. He drove us to a high lookout where we could see the water and ship in the background. It was a great view. There were a few local vendors there including Arnold's aunt who gave us the "family and friends" discount. All of the booths sold their items for much cheaper than at the port. We drove downtown and learned abo

Carnival Glory in 16 days!!! Excited!!!!

We have been bringing a power strip with usb ports with us because we find we need more outlets than what they have in the cabins anyway!

We are deciding between two excursions. One ends the day at West Bay Beach - Bananarama area. The other ends at Las Palmas. We will have 4 teenagers with us. So I read a lot about how crowded West Bay Beach is, but there seems to be a lot to do there. I can find very little about Las Palmas Beach. Does anyone have any experience? I am wondering if there is enough to keep teens busy at Las Palmas.... Thanks