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NCL's Great Stirrup Cay Private Island Shore Excursion Review

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NCL's Great Stirrup Cay Private Island Shore Excursion Review

Brent Jones

We were on the first tender, Gene took one of the first chairs and umbrellas, Robert, Larry and I walked a ways down the beach and there weren’t many people there. The beach is very pretty there. Robert had the energy to walk down the coast about 15 minutes and discovered another beach that was deserted. He said it was very beautiful. A couple of people did show up there later to snorkel, he said. NCL has some nice facilities on this island: hammocks, rest rooms, dining area. The ship sends over a barbeque lunch with all the trimmings-ribs, chicken, burgers, hot dogs, desserts, salads, French fries, etc. It went well with a beach day. There is also a straw market which people from the Bahamas staff. It’s nice if you haven’t bought all your souvenirs. Also-the Spa people came over and set up a tent where you could buy a massage for $1/minute! We stayed until about 2:30 then took the tender back for a rest before the evening.

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