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I can't imagine what my husband would be like if we weren't sailing until March! He's been counting down the days every since we booked in November.

I am still doing some research on this cruise. I think we've decided to stay onboard ship at Casa de Campo. Doesn't seem to be a very popular port and with so many stops on this itinerary we would like to be able to enjoy the ship a little more.

We did book an excursion in Antigua -- Eli's Eco Tour (www.antiguaadventures.com) We hear this is a fabulous tour and a great way to see Antigua.

We are heading to Paynes Bay in Barbados, Grand Anse Beach in Grenada and Megan's or Sapphire Beach in St. Thomas (after shopping there, of course!). On our previous cruises, we didn't get near enough beach time in port and are planning on doing more relaxing this time. We usually cruise with a group (families) and this time it's just the two of us so we're beaching it.

I am new to this forum (have done a lot of research on other similar websites) and have already picked up interesting info. Anything you have to pass along would be appreciated also.

<blockquote data-quote="gardenchick1" data-source="post: 829865">I can't imagine what my husband would be like if we weren't sailing until March!&nbsp; He's been counting down the days every since we booked in November.&nbsp; I am still doing some research on this cruise.&nbsp; I think we've decided to stay onboard ship at Casa de Campo.&nbsp; Doesn't seem to be a very popular port and with so many stops on this itinerary we would like to be able to enjoy the ship a little more.&nbsp; We did book an excursion in Antigua -- Eli's Eco Tour (<a href="http://www.antiguaadventures.com" target="_blank">www.antiguaadventures.com</a>)&nbsp; We hear this is a fabulous tour and a great way to see Antigua.&nbsp; We are heading to Paynes Bay in Barbados, Grand Anse Beach in Grenada and Megan's or Sapphire Beach in St. Thomas (after shopping there, of course!).&nbsp; On our previous cruises, we didn't get near enough beach time in port and are planning on doing more relaxing this time.&nbsp; We usually cruise with a group (families) and this time it's just the two of us so we're beaching it.I am new to this forum (have done a lot of research on other similar websites) and have already picked up interesting info.&nbsp; Anything you have to pass along would be appreciated also.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gardenchick1, post: 829865"] I can't imagine what my husband would be like if we weren't sailing until March! He's been counting down the days every since we booked in November. I am still doing some research on this cruise. I think we've decided to stay onboard ship at Casa de Campo. Doesn't seem to be a very popular port and with so many stops on this itinerary we would like to be able to enjoy the ship a little more. We did book an excursion in Antigua -- Eli's Eco Tour ([url]www.antiguaadventures.com[/url]) We hear this is a fabulous tour and a great way to see Antigua. We are heading to Paynes Bay in Barbados, Grand Anse Beach in Grenada and Megan's or Sapphire Beach in St. Thomas (after shopping there, of course!). On our previous cruises, we didn't get near enough beach time in port and are planning on doing more relaxing this time. We usually cruise with a group (families) and this time it's just the two of us so we're beaching it. I am new to this forum (have done a lot of research on other similar websites) and have already picked up interesting info. Anything you have to pass along would be appreciated also. [/QUOTE]