Back from our Cruise

I just returned from my cruise aboard the Caribbean Princess. So now I'm back in the office answering emails, paying bills, and doing all the things, which make it necessary to take a vacation in the first place.

My wife, Jackie and I sailed from Brooklyn New York to Grand Turk, St. Thomas, San Juan and Bermuda. It was hot and humid, but lots of fun.

On the ship we enjoyed the entertainment, the service, and the food; probably too much food.

Everything was very relaxing until we had to get off the ship and wait on line to get through customs and immigration. I hate that part.

Below are a few of the pictures from the islands.

First stop, Grand Turk: What a fun filled island. From Jimmy Buffets to the Flowrider to the beach that was at your fingertips. This was a day to remenber. The party atmosphere was nonstop.

St. Thomas: What a beautiful island. We love going here, not only to visit our good friend Donna at Bernard Passman's, but to have what we feel is the best french onion soup at the Greenhouse restaurant, plus what view of the of the water you have. The people on the island are very friendly as well.

San Juan: What draws me here to this island are miles of smooth clean beaches, fabulous restaurants, and of course Old San Juan. Whose beautiful historic sites surrounded by cobblestone streets and crashing turquoise waters make you want to come back time after time.

The visit to El Morro is magnificant and very interesting to anyone wanting to know more about the spanish and the heritage of the island and it's people.A must see !

I personally go there everytime I visit the island. the ocean views are breath takeing. You can walk from the fort to old San Juan and to the capital steps.

The food of the island is wonderful and there are many fabulas resturants to choose from.

Bermuda: Tidy pastel cottages, pink-sand beaches and British traditions like cricket and afternoon tea. Not to mention the hospitality that the bermudian's show to the visitors.

I really enjoyed the Royal Naval Dockyard, there's plenty to do here you can shop, enjoy a meal at one of the local restaurants, see the dolphins or just sit back and enjoy the view.

The trip from the dockyard to Hamilton was about an hour trip on the pink buses which we broke up by going to the Swizzle Inn and having lunch. The best monte cristo's ever...