Monthly Archives: March 2026

Our first port after eight days at sea was the colorful capital Santa Cruz De Tenerife. Tenerife is one of the Canary Islands which is part of Spain. The weather was 64 degrees and overcast but it was pleasant for our walk around town. Our morning coffee was delivered at 8 and we took ourContinue reading “Our Time in Santa Cruz De Tenerife”

There are so many things to do on board a ship that sometimes I wonder how I’m going to get any relaxation. There are shows, trivia, casino, bingo, eating, dancing, listening to music, and getting acquainted with many people. We try to do a few of the things but sometimes we want to pause andContinue reading “More At Sea”

Cruising the Transatlantic is not for those who fear the open ocean or may suffer from seasickness. There are many medicines to take to counter motion sickness. From Dramamine to magnetic bracelets and patches, Bruce and I are very lucky not to need anything. We will have eight sea days before we reach our firstContinue reading “Life On Board a Transatlantic Voyage”

Well, it’s travel time again. Bruce isn’t fully recovered from shoulder surgery but he’s doing pretty well. He can’t reach up yet and still has a bit of pain. Our ride to Port Everglades was smooth but getting to our ship took over an hour. It’s tough on the driver but we tried to stayContinue reading “Heading Across the Atlantic”