They do have plenty to do on ship for adults only. I always find it interesting how people try to get their teenagers into the Quiet Cove pool. Eventually they are always caught. I can't understand why parents insist on breaking the rules. Good role models for the teens!! Also, I find it annoying when people walk their toddlers and younger children through the Quiet Cove area too. Instead of walking on the sides, I've seen many weave their way through. We honestly believe they do it deliberately.
Also, we wish they would have some excursions that are for adults onlyor 16 and over. We have been on some Catamarans with younger children who invariably get sea-sick, scream the whole time, or the parents insist on changing really messy diapers in front of everyone instead of trying to be a little more discreet. Believe me, I love kids, I have three of my own but I do believe there is a time and a place for them. For example, on one recent Catamaran snorkeling trip, parents forced their children into the water when clearly the kids didn't want to be in there and were scared. They screamed and cried and distressed everyone within ear shot. If you are going to take a child out snorkeling, make sure they are really up to the task. Forcing one is not the answer.