The other thing you should know is not to expect whatever you mail to arrive at it's destination any time soon. Typically takes 6-8 weeks for it to get where it's going (if it arrives at all!). Because of the time it takes, we used to write ourselves a postcard. It would be a surprise when it arrived and a small personal memento from the cruise.
Yes, there are set hours. Whether the place is actually open during those hours can vary.Do they have set hours/days they are open?
Aside from needing cash for transactions, is there anything else I should know about it?
Yes, there are set hours. Whether the place is actually open during those hours can vary.
Postcards mailed there can take up to several months to reach their destination.
Correct - Castaway Cay is in the Bahamas. You need Bahamian postage. If they are open to sell it to you.What type of postage is it? I'm assuming not a US stamp that I can buy ahead of the cruise?
Yes, there are set hours. Whether the place is actually open during those hours can vary.
Postcards mailed there can take up to several months to reach their destination.
Yes, they sell postcards. There are also, usually, postcards in the desk in your room. Yes, you can buy a stamp in Nassau and use it at Castaway Cay (both Bahamas). To mail a postcard to the US costs $.065 (US dollars).Do they sell Postcards on the ship? Would you be able to buy the postage in Nassau ( like just the stamp) and just drop it off at the post office in CC? And approximately how much is a stamp?
Yes, they sell postcards. There are also, usually, postcards in the desk in your room. Yes, you can buy a stamp in Nassau and use it at Castaway Cay (both Bahamas). To mail a postcard to the US costs $.065 (US dollars).
The cost the same to Canada as to the US for any Canadians interested.To mail a postcard to the US costs $.065 (US dollars).
The message in a bottle sounds cute. Has anyone tried this before?