jenseib
Mommy to Claire
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I think they have plenty of time to change the amount of photos allowed again before I get to post the next instalment of my trip report. My laptop is sick.
Oh boy, do I wish I was at Castaway Cay at the moment. I am glad you made it out to Serenity Bay.
Corinna
It looks pretty breezy that day. Were you just early or is the wind the reason the umbrellas were not open yet?
Ahhhhh ....... Serenity Bay ........ can't wait until we will be back (well, in a little over 8 weeks) I just love that little piece of heaven. Thanks for making me homesick.
Serenity Bay may be smaller than you expected, but for us it has one HUGE advantage .... it's QUIET! No noisy kiddos running around screeching their head off.![]()
And even though it is a small area, I have never seen it completely full. It is very leisurely and no line for the buffet either.![]()
I was really far behind...Like before Christmas. I loved you pictures at AK and MK. Skip is so....well...like a man! You love em but can't stand them or understand them at times.
I really don't like Sanford Airport. I think it is laid out strange. I personally rather fly into MCO. I just have to decide where I want to fly from. Roanoke, Greensboro, Raleigh or Charlotte and then see what the best fares are.
Seeing your pictures makes me want to cruise again!! I am scared!! I went into a Meniere's flare that lasted over a year after my last cruise. Not sure if it was the flu or the cruise that started the issues. I am thinking about a shorter cruise-3-4 days rather than a week although I loved the Eastern Caribbean itinerary. Got to think this through. Our Castaway Cay day was in December and we got in but every thing was closed because of the high winds.
Gorgeous pictures Jen. It's so nice to see them. I haven't even started editing mine from October. I need to get cracking.
I totally agree with you about Serenity Bay. Denny and I headed right there, but when we went to the family beach later in the afternoon we were like "Whaaaaaaaat? This is SO much nicer". Next time we go I am skipping Serenity Bay all together. The other areas are much cooler.
We love serenity Bay, but we are not the kind of people who enjoy just hanging on the beach. Apart from when we go to get food, we are in the water.
I agree with @dizneeat and @dolphingirl47 about Serenity Bay. I guess it really depends what you want from a beach. I love it that I can feel as if I am a true Castaway and far away from any civilization. I love it that there is nothing to do besides sit at the beach, have a drink, float in the water and eat lunch. I also prefer the view from Serenity Bay as there is no wall in the water, you can look out over the ocean. There is also the sand bank out there and it is fun to walk/swim out to the sand bank and then sit there on the sand or in the shallow water kind of in the middle of the ocean.
But I can see that someone who prefers there to be more things to do would consider it boring. We usually spend most of our time there and on the way back to the ship stop at Pelican Plunge for a few trips on the water slide. But that's enough for us.
Beautiful pictures!! We were there the same time as you. I looked for myself in the background of your pictures, but I didn't see myself![]()
Beautiful pictures! Castaway Cay is such a gorgeous place. We never made it over to Serenity Bay. I was curious to see what it looked like, so I'm happy to see your pictures. I was happy hanging out at the family beach with my kids and never felt the need to leave that area. I was worried it would be crazy with kids running everywhere, but it was a very relaxing day!