elaineteresa said:
ok this is a neurotic question -
but can any experienced cruiser give me what your typical day at sea is.
It would be helpful if PJ, Angie and some families chimed in so I could see the different perspectives - single, w/kids, empty nesters etc.
How do you start your day? what do you like to do during the day - review navigators, wing it? etc.
In what subtle ways is it different from a port day. Like I know I will not be doing .........
just curious. no experience here.
thanks so much.
elaine
Well - one of us adults (ahem!) gets up and gets a tray of breakfast stuff...donuts, bacon, cereals, etc. Everyone else gets to sleep in....by the time that person (usually me) is back, we sit on our verandah and have breakfast. My boys are usually bouncing off the walls to get out and go....so DH takes them up to walk on the decks or play BB or do guy stuff that I usually don't know about.
By the time everyone is dressed, my boys are ready to hit the pool, slide or kids club. If the boys are in the kids clubs, DH and I find a great deck chair and relax to the ocean waves.
That would be a very generic day.
Depending on the day and time, we might have Palo brunch ressies or do one of the culinary classes or wine tastings, etc.
Lunch is usually grabbing something by the pools.
The afternoon - well there is ping pong, movies, more kids club stuff, etc.
I usually dont spend the time at the spa. I get my spa treatments the day or two before we leave to put me in the right mood for cruising. I have my local spas that I visit and I know what to expect out of their treatments. But I suppose one could also visit the spa.
Its really great not to have much planned. We do the "wing-it" approach and do whatever we feel like.
The day always seems to fly by and it's time to get ready for Dinner!
Hope that helps.