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Tuesday, July 2, 2013
View of the Banana River
Friday, September 14, 2012
Port Canaveral: Cruise Cargo and Naval Port
This road heads to the restaurants and bars such as Rusty's, Baja Tavern and Eats, Fish Lips, Milliken's Reef, and Grills Seafood Deck and Tiki Bar.
The picture below was taken in Astronaut Blvd and George King Blvd.
If you travel towards the cruise terminal, you will be driving on this road Bennett Causeway and you will get excited to see the cruise ships on the left side of the road.
They have a huge parking lot in the terminal and you can park your car on a daily rate. Parking is not a problem here because you can find parking lot with starting rate at $5.95/day. Most of them offers free rides to and from the cruise terminal. I rather have this area as my Port of Call than in Miami. Less stress and no traffic and the area is easy to navigate so; have a wonderful cruising!Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Favorite Photo

It was almost 4 PM and we are on our way back to Miami. There were activities inside the cruise ship but hubby and I prefer to watch the commotion down below. It was interesting especially when we saw a family running towards the ship when they saw the gangway being lift up. The gangway was put back again, giving the late comers the passage in. There were announcements, calling the passengers who are not on board yet. When we leave the port of Nassau, 3 names were being called and they did not return to the ship...we leave them behind.
Monday, March 5, 2012
Hanging out at the Port Canaveral Area
We dine in to a restaurant along the area where we can see the cruise ships leave the port.
This cruise ship is Carnival Sensation heading to Bahamas destination for 4 nights.
When we had our cruising to Bahamas last October, we travel to Miami Port because our cruise line is Norwegian. It would be nice to cruise again and Port Canaveral is the perfect departure port for us.
Here I am watching the Carnival Sensation passing by the restaurant ...
Thursday, February 2, 2012
The Atlantis
Thursday, November 17, 2011
The View of Nassau Bahamas From the Deck of Norwegian Sky Cruise Line
We arrived at Freeport Grand Bahama Island on the next day and we stayed there from sunrise to 5:30PM. The port is clean and there were transportation waiting for the tourists. I admire the systematic accommodation that they have and we feel at ease when we transact the ride to our destination because the fare/rates were posted clearly on the information board of the port. We paid $10 each (back and forth rides) towards Port Lucaya and the Marketplace. It took us maybe 15 minutes ride towards that destination and it was a long ride really.
The place is beautiful and no one approached us to beg for money. I am sorry but, I cannot help but compare it to my experience in Bohol when the bus driver charged me double than what we agreed upon. Anyway, the place we went to is beautiful and clean. It was pleasing to the eyes of the tourists!
The next morning, we arrived in Nassau Island. This is Nassau, the home of the world famous resort --> Atlantis and the Paradise Island. Did you know that I was looking for trash on the port and found none? There were temporary tents built along the port, selling for local goods but when I look at the water, it was very clean and so blue. Most of the tourists noticed that too.
You can access the Internet for free from the Port connection. But, if you stayed on the ship, the access is not too good because of the strong wind. Some of the cruise staff who were Filipinos took advantage of the free wifi. I saw them occupying one small sitting area inside the Port building and chatting to their families back home.
I would recommend that you should visit Bahamas and see Nassau Island. I heard from the locals that the most expensive room in Atlantis costs 25,000/day and you can only book it for 4 days and more. I tried to search for it but, the highest rate available to public costs less than $800. I don't know if that $25K/day is true or not but, the view in Nassau is worth a million! I love Atlantis and it is really huge and grand! Thursday, November 10, 2011
Beautiful Port Lucaya Marketplace
Monday, November 7, 2011
Grand Bahama Island
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Sailing The Norwegian Sky
Friday, October 7, 2011
Cruising
Today, my husband is trying to search for a cruise destination to Carribbean and we might take the last minute cruising. If that happens, it will be in the next two weeks.
I am so excited to really push our cruising plan.
This is Disney Dream and this is an expensive cruise ship owned by Disney. We can't afford this ship LOL. We will just book the Carnival Cruise.
For so many instances, we somehow cancel our cruising plan. I hope this time, we will pursue it.
I will let you know when we book the ticket. Thanks for stopping by!
Monday, September 12, 2011
Disney Dream
Monday, February 14, 2011
Me and my Valentine
We drove less than an hour to reach this place. The view in this area is fantastic and right on this area, you will see the cruise ships leaving to their distination such as Bahamas and Carribbean.
This is banana river, such an awesome place to go fishing and sunbathing. Oh! If you have a yacht? This is the best place to have your baby floating as the sun gleaming with so much joy!
Here is the Norwegian Cruise Line at Port Canaveral in Florida. Kennedy Space Center is just few miles away that is if you want to visit NASA.
So, we were here earlier today and had our Valentine lunch date. I was full and tired as we head back home. Happy Valentines Day Everyone!
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Alabama Trip




That is the parking lot of Mobile Landing. I am standing in the vicinity of the park. The bridge on the right side is the 1-10 and the building on the left is the parking lot of Holiday Cruise Terminal. If you travel on that cruise, you can park your car for the whole duration of the cruise for $75 fee. It is secure and has a surveillance camera. Unlike the terminal in New Orleans, safety is really a problem. One tourist went cruising and park his car on their terminal but, when he arrived, the car was vandalized, ransacked and the car windows was broken. They say, Alabama Cruise Ship Terminal is the safest one.

MS Holiday cruise ship sails through the Western Caribbean from the Alabama Cruise Terminal on Water Street.


This is the FUTURE HOME OF THE NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUM OF THE GULF OF MEXICO.
The Holiday cruise will be discontinued late this year and the Carnival Fantasy will replace it.
This is exit 26. Heading to the terminal. Hoping you like the pictures. Enjoy viewing. You can click on the picture to zoom in.