I'm almost done editing the video of our trip to the Hubbard Glacier. The last day of our cruise had the best weather and the most stunning views. It will be out a week from tomorrow. After that, I plan to release some ship tours and review a couple of specialty dining restaurants that I haven't covered yet. If I have time, I might even release more than one video in those weeks. The next cruise I'll be making videos for is the "Wonder of the Seas" cruise, which went from Florida to St. Thomas and Saint Martin with a stop at CocoCay. I haven't made that one yet because the weather wasn't great. It seems to be a common theme in my videos. :-) Anyway, the stop in Saint Martin was fantastic because I teamed up with another TH-cam channel and got a private tour of the entire island that lasted around six hours. I'll be including all of that in the videos. Oh, and the weather in Saint Martin was fantastic.
@@3rdOrbitTravelers wonderful. I’m glad you had wonderful weather and views at the Hubbard glacier. We’ve sailed out of Galveston before due to the close location to us. We want to do a Bahamas area cruise. 😊It’s ok if it rains as long as you are enjoying your company and. Doing things you enjoy doing with them. 😊 we are looking forward to seeing your videos.
Those are good questions. The port time was a definite change because when I printed out my cruise documents, the time was different. If the captain made an announcement as to why it was changed, I didn’t hear it. As for why the ship went the outside route and not the inside route, I don’t know either. It is possible it was always supposed to go that way. I don’t have any proof that that was actually changed. It just seems like it would make more sense to go the inside passage to avoid the waves. Luckily, because Kat and I lived on a sailboat for so long, we don’t get seasick, but there were definitely people on the ship that weren’t feeling well.
Fantastic with great music! Can’t wait until the next one!
Coming soon!
Good to see Sitka. On to the next. 😊
I'm almost done editing the video of our trip to the Hubbard Glacier. The last day of our cruise had the best weather and the most stunning views. It will be out a week from tomorrow. After that, I plan to release some ship tours and review a couple of specialty dining restaurants that I haven't covered yet. If I have time, I might even release more than one video in those weeks. The next cruise I'll be making videos for is the "Wonder of the Seas" cruise, which went from Florida to St. Thomas and Saint Martin with a stop at CocoCay. I haven't made that one yet because the weather wasn't great. It seems to be a common theme in my videos. :-) Anyway, the stop in Saint Martin was fantastic because I teamed up with another TH-cam channel and got a private tour of the entire island that lasted around six hours. I'll be including all of that in the videos. Oh, and the weather in Saint Martin was fantastic.
@@3rdOrbitTravelers wonderful. I’m glad you had wonderful weather and views at the Hubbard glacier. We’ve sailed out of Galveston before due to the close location to us. We want to do a Bahamas area cruise. 😊It’s ok if it rains as long as you are enjoying your company and. Doing things you enjoy doing with them. 😊 we are looking forward to seeing your videos.
Why did they cut your port time and not sail the inside? Is it because of issues with the ship?
Those are good questions. The port time was a definite change because when I printed out my cruise documents, the time was different. If the captain made an announcement as to why it was changed, I didn’t hear it. As for why the ship went the outside route and not the inside route, I don’t know either. It is possible it was always supposed to go that way. I don’t have any proof that that was actually changed. It just seems like it would make more sense to go the inside passage to avoid the waves. Luckily, because Kat and I lived on a sailboat for so long, we don’t get seasick, but there were definitely people on the ship that weren’t feeling well.
@@3rdOrbitTravelers I hope it’s just a fluke and not something that will continue. We go in July.