toddthecow

Thank you all for taking the time to respond with these great suggestions! I really appreciate it!

Tracey's Crab Shack in Juneau......hands down.

It is so rare to have fresh king crab unless you live in Alaska. Not cheap, but so worth it.

Bring a power strip as outlets in the cabins are limited

Bring zip lock bags to take a couple small snacks on excursions

Bring a refillable water bottle since drink stations with filtered water are usually only located up near the buffet. (but use fill a cruise ship glass or two then pour into your bottle, never fill your bottle directly from the water fountain.)

Put a piece of paper with your name and cruise reservation number inside your suitcase in case the tag gets pulled off

I am looking forward to my cruise which includes the port of key west. I really LOVE stone crab and what better place to have a great stone crab meal than in Key West. While not committed to doing so, my plan is enjoying some time on the the hop on hop off tour and then a great lunch. Which restaurants relatively close to a hop on/off stop would you suggest for fresh stone crab? If there's a restaurant not near a stop, but far and away a great place to enjoy stone crab, I am equally interested in knowing about it too.

Thanks,

Tracey