*Miss G* #226 Posted March 22 That is an amazing fish! 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
seamist #227 Posted March 22 Tonight’s menu and pics. Note: the onions on the prime rib was a special request.😁 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Shebba #228 Posted March 22 I am thoroughly enjoying your report on this wonderful cruise. We have been seriously considering this one for next year and this certainly increases the desire to do so!! Your pictures are great. Thanks so much for sharing. We did Fanning Island years ago on a Norwegian cruise and absolutely fell in love so we would really love to go back. Glad you got to experience that! Looking forward to your continued postings. Thanks again for taking us along. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Krazy Kruizers #229 Posted March 22 Appreciate your taking the time to show the menus and pictures of the food. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
canadianbear #230 Posted March 22 Have been following along your journey. Also appreciate the time you take to post with info and photos! 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
madera1 #231 Posted March 22 I am following along on your journey and appreciate your notes and photos. We will be sailing on the Maasdam next March from Papeete to San Diego so will get to see some of your ports of call. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
seamist #232 Posted March 22 Today’s activities. Last Sea Day (yay!) before arriving in Bora Bora and successive island stops👍 Tonight will be Gala Night #2. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lido deck main #233 Posted March 22 7 minutes ago, seamist said: Today’s activities. Last Sea Day (yay!) before arriving in Bora Bora and successive island stops👍 Tonight will be Gala Night #2. Thanks for postings, I always like to see what is going on in the ships for different sailings. Also like the food pictures, it is lunch time right now and I’m hungry. If you like the rock group a Queen, that movie Bohemian Rhapsody is good. Kinda sad life for him though. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cls241 #234 Posted March 22 Funny, every time we do a cruise we're so busy I never get to really relax. The cruise we have coming up on the Eurodam on 5/11 was going to be my relaxing cruise. I only booked one 3rd party Whale Watch (Alaska-Again) and a couples massage. The rest was downtime. Seeing the activities I see very little I would want to do... and even though it will be totally different destination it may mean I can sit on the verandah, sip a drink and read a book! 🙂 Thanks again for the shares, it's been wonderful following along! 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SWFLAOK #235 Posted March 22 23 hours ago, seamist said: I have no idea...the latest pic of the fish is the seared wahoo on the menu. Is moonfish and wahoo the same thing? The first picture of the ceremony in post 215 is definitely a moonfish. In Hawaii, it's called Opah. It's a big round fish that's thin from side to side. It's a delicious delicate white fish. Wahoo is nothing like that. It's a long skinny fish, similar in shape to a large barracuda. It's a fast swimming fish, so it's muscular, and is more steak-like. We get plenty of it from the Atlantic in Florida. A fish from the Pacific is more of a treat for those of us from Florida than a fish we have available at home. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
seamist #236 Posted March 23 1 hour ago, SWFLAOK said: The first picture of the ceremony in post 215 is definitely a moonfish. In Hawaii, it's called Opah. It's a big round fish that's thin from side to side. It's a delicious delicate white fish. Wahoo is nothing like that. It's a long skinny fish, similar in shape to a large barracuda. It's a fast swimming fish, so it's muscular, and is more steak-like. We get plenty of it from the Atlantic in Florida. A fish from the Pacific is more of a treat for those of us from Florida than a fish we have available at home. Ah okay. Pic #215 wasn’t a real fish, that was a fake plastic type decorative etc, thought the poster was asking about the menu pic. Thx! 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
seamist #237 Posted March 23 Tonight’s menu and pics from the “Blue” Gala Night. An FYI... with upcoming ports and tours, making it to the dining room might be iffy upon occasion. Will try to at least get menus from a Navigator App but pics might be missing. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Krazy Kruizers #238 Posted March 23 Enjoying your reports and food pictures. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
puppycanducruise #239 Posted March 23 Love your comments and pictures. Thanks for sharing. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cat shepard #240 Posted March 23 Enjoy your port visits. Looking forward to your posts. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
seamist #241 Posted March 23 Today is our first day in Bora Bora! Following are the mini activities scheduled if you happen to stay on ship (don’t know who would!). We plan to take a shuttle to Matira Beach today, walk around shops, see Bloody Mary’s...will post a few pics later. Will report back as well where to take the shuttle, costs, time to Beach, etc. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DocJohnB #242 Posted March 23 Have you ran across "Santa Claus" lately? 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
seamist #243 Posted March 24 7 hours ago, DocJohnB said: Have you ran across "Santa Claus" lately? See him all the time. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
seamist #244 Posted March 24 Today was fabulous! Bora Bora is absolutely stunning. Got a tender ticket right away and was onshore just shortly after 9:00 AM. As you come onto the dock area there is a building where they are selling all sorts of stuff and just behind that building are $5 shuttles. $5 per person each way to Matira Beach and will stop by Bloody Mary’s. Very hot and humid day high 80’s low 90’s plenty of sun a few intermittent brief showers in the morning. Water was lovely, crystal clear, beautiful blue, just like the photos. I was going to try and grab a pic of one of those over the water bungalows but apparently need to actually be staying there so wasn’t able to. Could see some of them from the ship, but too far out to get a good picture. Perhaps somebody actually overnighting in one will post a picture. Going to try and post some pics but upload will be sloooww unfortunately. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
seamist #245 Posted March 24 Some photos of Matira Beach. There are a few restaurants off the beach and there is a public restroom facility available. You can rent a chair for $5. BUT, changing facilities are scarce (unless you use one of the restrooms). 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
seamist #246 Posted March 24 Some pics of Matira Hotel right on Matira Beach if anybody is ever interested, have no idea what the cost is at this point, but looked interesting. Not over the water bungalows, but still an individual bungalow right on the beach. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DocJohnB #247 Posted March 24 1 hour ago, seamist said: 8 hours ago, DocJohnB said: Have you ran across "Santa Claus" lately? See him all the time. When you see him next, please tell him Jack from the Panama Canal cruise says hello and wishes him well. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
seamist #248 Posted March 24 Went to Bloody Mary’s after Matira Beach, DH had a cheeseburger and I had the Mahi-Mahi B Burger then we split a Tahitian Vanillia Ice Cream. Was going to get a cocktail but $17/$18 a pop was a bit rich for me so we passed. The burgers and ice cream totaled abt $40 U.S. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
seamist #250 Posted March 24 A view of the Eurodam across from Bloody Mary’s: 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
