Nassau and Our Last Days at Sea

 Our last stop was Nassau. This is the only day I would want a do-over on. The city seemed so cool with lots going on, but we had an excursion booked to go snorkel, which ran late. We were stuck in line for a good bit to get on a boat to get to the snorkel spot and didn't get to explore much. 

This is the little island we went to for snorkeling.

There was a coral reef we snorkeled over as well as lots of statues underwater as well as a sunk boat and downed plane. 

Jon had a cover for his phone, so could take underwater pictures. These pictures don't do the sights justice. We saw squids, an eel, sea urchins, star fish, many fish, and a huge school of neons. 

Later we hiked over to that little lighthouse.

Then over to explore an iguana petting zoo type area.

Last dress up night!

We started the cruise with a wedding, had Jessica's birthday in the middle and ended on Robyn's. So much to celebrate! 

Ollie, cruise-director Andy, and I after his last show.

We are now cruise people, simple as that! Anyone who plans to go on a cruise, please invite us!! We will come! :)

Freeport and Living Our Best Boat Life

Boat fun!

Crafting a necklace

Noey and Jennifer in the Arcade

Trivia!

Nolan chilling with Cartoon Network. Also a great shot of our room! That top bunk folded down from the ceiling and the bottom bunk was the couch in other rooms. 

Dress up Night!

GQ Ollie

Fancy dinner at the Steakhouse and the pre-appetizer was the daintiest & cutest little cheeseburger you ever did see. 

Happy birthday, Jess!

Remember the name Banana Bay if you are ever looking for an excursion in Freeport! A Carnival bus brought us over to a private chunk of the beach with a single (but delicious) restaurant/bar. It was a gorgeous beach that we only shared with 20 or 30 other people. 

Barracudas!

We brought our goggles and a few in our crew had their snorkel items and we found all kinds of cool stuff in the surf!

This is a conch. We are inexperienced and thought it was the world's biggest hermit crab at first. :)

We saw a couple star fish and a saucer-sized sand dollar. 

Jessica!

Robyn!

One million shells were declared keepers by Nol. He also definitely had a tan line across his nose from squinting in all that bright light.