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Off the top of my head I can come up with 10:

 

1. Snorkeling

2. Swimming

3. Sunning

4. Relaxing

5. Reading a good book

6. Exploring the beach

7. Dancing to the tunes of the steel band

8. Lunch (basic beverages are included – water, iced tea, etc.)

9. Browsing through the Princess shop

10. Browsing through the local Bahama market

 

I think I'll be doing all of the above... Next Monday! Can't wait.

 

Mary Ellen

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Off the top of my head I can come up with 10:

 

1. Snorkeling

2. Swimming

3. Sunning

4. Relaxing

5. Reading a good book

6. Exploring the beach

7. Dancing to the tunes of the steel band

8. Lunch (basic beverages are included – water, iced tea, etc.)

9. Browsing through the Princess shop

10. Browsing through the local Bahama market

 

I think I'll be doing all of the above... Next Monday! Can't wait.

 

Mary Ellen

 

Well I guess Mary Ellen said it all. There are chairs and hammocks furnished free and you bring your blue/white beach towel with you from your cabin.

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We bring our own gear to snorkel at Princess Cays as well. You are not required to wear a vest. If you wanted to rent just a vest, I am unsure of the cost.

We have been to Princess Cays several times and the only time that we have spent money was on a magnet for our collection at home.

Enjoy the free beach day.

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Thanks everyone!

 

Is it easy to get on and off the ship any time I want? Or its better to bring all my stuff for the whole day?

 

It's busy right away and then slows after the initial rush. However, if you want to get a good beach location for the day you may want to be early to the cited assembly location (Princess Theater). I think once you get off the ship and get into doing things the day goes pretty fast and you may rethink breaking up your day to go back to the ship and return. We didn't participate but I think the CD staff has activities going also, like beach volleyball. I'm sure someone on these boards can add to this. Have fun..

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I just loved Princess Cays, having a beer or two, relaxing on a sun bed, having a free lunch, the food so good and a vast choice. swimming.......magic

 

My wife and I will be in Princess Cays in April. The free lunch and a few beers

sounds great! One of the medications I take forbids me to be in the sun for

more then a few minutes. Is there plenty of shade available? I have what

they call a clam shell reserved but don't know how much protection they

provide.

 

Any suggestions are appreciated!:confused::)

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My wife and I will be in Princess Cays in April. The free lunch and a few beers

sounds great! One of the medications I take forbids me to be in the sun for

more then a few minutes. Is there plenty of shade available? I have what

they call a clam shell reserved but don't know how much protection they

provide.

 

Any suggestions are appreciated!:confused::)

 

Personally, I think the clamshells look hot & stuffy, but then I've never tried one. I'm not into sunbathing, so we just find a couple of chairs under a palapa, and we're fine. Depending on how late you get there, you may have to go a little further down the beach to find a shady area that's not already occupied. There are also some covered shady areas with picnic tables, near the bar area & near where they serve lunch.

 

Have fun!

Mary Ellen

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