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Labadee Hispaniola Port Review

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Labadee Hispaniola Port Review

Sarah Harmon

We were on one of the first tenders, which meant we had pick of the sun loungers. We explored the island before settling, however it was really overcast and the clouds were still hanging over the mountains. By 10 am it was pouring - seriously pouring - with rain, so much so that I kind of thought about going back to the ship. We left the beach and found a lively bar at the Dragon Rock spot.  They were playing Ibiza style dance music and we got some beer to wake us up. The sky brightened up by noon - the bar tender said the exact same thing had happened the week before. By 1 it was hot! We went on the banana boat to cool off. I noticed that the kiddies beach (where the inflatables are) was still cloudy, it was amazing that as small as the island was, it was sunny on one side and miserable on the other. There is a cool tractor that you can hop on and off to take you from one beach to the other.

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