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Yvonne Stephens The last stop was our favorite, Castaway Cay. What a terrific stop! I’d booked a cabana massage on the beach first thing that morning, and what a treat! The adult only beach is on the other side of the island and you can catch 2 trams to get over or just walk. The cabanas have most of the ocean side of the cabana propped open to get the full affect of the view, they sit a little above the beach so they are private. It was the best part of the whole cruise. My husband took our youngest right to the family beach and they were the first in the water and were able to see a ray and a couple of hermit crabs before the crowds formed. He had one of the hammocks staked out, but because he put his gear on the sand beside the hammock and not “in” the hammock, someone else took over while he was in the water. Oh well, there were plenty of lounge chairs. Our oldest daughter did the teen excursion “Wild Side” with bicycling, sea kayaking and snorkeling, she befriended another girl from Guatemala and had a great time. Lunch at Cookies BBQ was fabulous, Disney does a great job of staffing the island from the ship and it was well done. Our afternoon shore excursion was canceled because the wind came up and wasn’t good for the catamaran “Sea Horse Snorkel”, I heard that the morning snorkel adventure was great. We got back on the ship at about 2pm and sat by the pool. Ask a Question About a Caribbean Port
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