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The free tram will take you to the entrance. I found the small museum and gift shop building and the dolphins are on one level and fairly accessible. I sit and watch the dolphins while my husband climbs the hill up to the larger museum in the Commissioner's house and sea walls to view the guns and harbor views. They are very interesting but difficult for me due to the climb.

You can take the ferry to Hamilton for shopping.

We were there Saturday and Sunday in June. There are cabs lined up on the pier. There are people to direct you to the correct line. We stopped to speak to a gentleman outside the cabs on Saturday night to check if any drivers would be there on Sunday. He said some drive on Sunday. We were two people. We walked to the pier. A man explained the prices were fixed and that it was best to have four people to share the cost. We waited a few minutes and he found two single people who agreed to tour with us. He then talked to drivers and directed us to one who would give us the island tour. It worked great.

We took a taxi right from the pier up to the Citadel. Then we leisurely walked through the gardens and down through the city back to the boardwalk. It was all downhill from the fort.

Our time in port , Oct. 25, does not align with viewing high or low tides in the Bay of Fundy. Is the area worth an all day excursion without being able be there at high or low tide? Is the coastal drive worth the trip by itself? TIA

Thank you! That is exactly the kind of information I needed. I appreciate your kindness.

Thank you. I tried to search for past threads but came up with thousands of hits with those words but nothing pertaining to meals for a feeding tube. Any tips to narrow the search?

We have a cruise on the Emerald Princess booked. We leave from Brooklyn. . We will be traveling with someone who will need to bring four cases of feeding tube meals onboard. Who do we talk to about this? Anyone dealt with this before? Thanks for any advice. They have never cruised before and we would like to ease their way.

We did it in June 2022. It was very interesting. It lasted much longer than planned as the Town Cryer knows everyone and they all stop to say hello. We enjoyed it very much. He shared a lot of information but kept it very light and fun. You stay up in the area around the town hall and down to the beautiful Victoria Park. You do not go down towards Front Street. Ed Christopher is a Bermuda treasure! If you enjoy hearing local lore you can not miss with him.

We just booked the June 19 sailing. Is there a CC group for that cruise? The roll call search had no results. Thanks