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A Panama Canal Holiday Cruise Report and Pictures
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"A PANAMA CANAL HOLIDAY CRUISE
A photo-illustrated travelogue of the Western and Southern Caribbean port cities.
Aboard Holland America Cruise's Flagship, Rotterdam, for a 14-Day
Christmas Holiday Adventure Cruising the Panama Canal and visiting the Western and Southern Caribbean ports including Puerto Limon, The San Blas Islands, Aruba, Curacao, Grand Cayman and Key West.
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W e arrived at Fort Lauderdale's Port Everglades Terminal at 11:15 AM. By noon we were checked in and were enjoying
lunch by the pool on the Lido deck. Just before 6 PM we headed out of the harbor and into another Caribbean adventure.
T he next morning found us at anchor in the bay of Half Moon Cay , Holland America's private island which is leased from the Bahamian government. It can be found on the map between Cat Island and Eleuthera and it's official name is Little San Salvador Island. It has a beautiful crescent beach with facilities for every kind of watersport. There is a straw market featuring local handicrafts and souvenir stuff. Food and beverage service is conveniently provided. We chose to relax under a palm tree listening to a Caribbean band and sipping a rum concoction from a coconut shell.
T he following two days were spent at sea making the 1100 mile run from the Bahamas to Costa Rica. This was the longest leg of our journey.
Most all the passengers spent this time getting familiar with the ship and its routine. In addition, the cruise staff provided lots of activities and entertainment. The Cruise Director was Peter "Never at a Loss for Words" Daems who we have cruised with previously. Day three was Christmas Eve and dinner was formal dress, the first formal night of four on this cruise.
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