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  1. 2 hours ago, dctravel said:

    We did Maya Key on our Carnival Cruise recently. The snorkeling was excellent. You go off the end of a pier off the beach. They have guides for you. The beach itself is calm and clear. The animals are all rescues, many confiscated from travelers at the local airport. The food was good. You get a single pass through the food line. Bar has all kinds of drinks, but you pay as you go. We had a good time!

    How was the pool?

    Was it safe to snorkel there? Someone posted that you’re in shallow water and the coral is high. They were getting cut up.

  2. 52 minutes ago, joepeka said:

    We have not been to either so the only advice I can provide is this: Maya Key is close to the cruise port and Turquoise Bay is quite a long drive to the northeast (about 10-11 miles as the sea gull flys). If travel time is a concern, then Maya Key would be the choice. I'm sure others who have visited both will have more info for you.

    ETA: just saw your other thread on this topic and it appears you chose Maya Key, albeit for other reasons than travel time.

    I saw that they have animals there and you can get up close to them. Sounds interesting!

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  3. Help me choose between Maya Key and Turquoise Bay!

    They both have good reviews Maya comes with lunch and Turquoise is AI.

  4. 44 minutes ago, happychippy said:

    Taxi's in Nassau are always lined up and waiting at the pier.  If it's your first time in Nassau, it may seem a bit overwhelming as there are so many.  You would just let them know you do need a taxi, how many of you will be traveling, and where you are going.  US Cash, small currency as they do not always have the ability to make change.  If you are going to Paradise Island where the Atlantis, Cabbage Beach, etc. it should be about $5 -$6 per person one way.  If going in the other direction towards Breezes and Baha Bay Waterpark it will be about $8-$10 per person one way. Last I saw gas on the island was about $7 a gallon. It is not uncommon that the taxi driver may ask you to share the ride with others going same direction.  I have used the taxi's many times with no worries and no fear even traveling alone.  Hope you have a wonderful time!

     

    Thank you so much!

    This really helps.

  5. On 10/17/2022 at 10:50 AM, Rogueperson said:

    There are plenty, but I'm not a big souvenir shopper, so I'm not the best person to ask.  I did find a gin tasting place up the street from Holy donuts. 

     

    Are you on Adventure now?

    We are at our last port today. St John. We’re doing the trolley tour.

    I actually didn’t care for those donuts at Holy Donut. A little dry to me.

  6. 12 hours ago, Rogueperson said:

    After Peggy’s Cove, we found this place for lunch.

     

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    Its about two miles away from Peggy’s Cove in Indian Harbour.

     

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    Menu

     

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    I succeeded in my quest to find Donair with the   Donaitor Pizza. Delicious find. 

     

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    Although I did not get a picture, my wife discovered it is possible to get a gluten free Fish and Chips that tasted amazing.  In fact this restaurant excels in gluten free offerings.

     

    Dessert is the sea salt caramel chocolate

    pate’ also gluten free.

     

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    My search for a Beaver Tail unfortunately ended in failure.

     

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    No reason given for closure.  I didn’t have reliable data or I would have found their store page on fb which told me they were closed due to rain.  Could not find anywhere else to find beaver tails so this is a failure.

     

    It may not look like it in the photos, but it has been a downpour all day.

     

    Was this place close to the ship or out by Peggy’s Cove?

  7. 8 hours ago, Rogueperson said:

    I keep answering 1/2 of your questions.

     

    I found it easy to get around.  But then again, I’m generally good with directions.  The good thing with all the ports except for Boston so far is that the ship lets you out right downtown.  You exit the ship and you’re in the heart of everything more or less.

    It’s ok. U have no idea how much I appreciate you answering all my questions!

  8. 9 hours ago, Rogueperson said:

     

    I didn’t get a picture of the food truck, but it was parked right inside this village made of cargo containers.  It looked like its normally there.  Its right next to the cruise ship terminal.  You literally walk into it as you exit the door.  However, its on the opposite side of where all the tour buses park.

     

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    That looks like such a cool idea!

  9. 8 hours ago, Rogueperson said:

    We wandered around in the morning before our tour as you saw.  

     

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    made it up to Kings Square.

     

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    Found this at a theater.  We’d check it out if we had time.

     

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    and made it to Queens square.

     

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     pass the 3 sisters lamp.

     

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    Today’s adventure is Royal’s Bay of Fundy’e Coastal Photography tour.

     

    Stopped at the reverse rapids.

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    This is fascinating.  The tides here in the Bay of Fundy rise and fall 28 feet each day.  Low tide, the water flows into the Bay but during high tide, the bay of Fundy pushes back up the river.

     

    Then we stopped at the Lepreau Falls.

     

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    Stopped at Dipper Harbor. 

     

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    Whats fascinating here that these ships are 20

    feet lower because of low tide.  High tide, there is no down.  everything would be flat.

     

    And then stopped at Irving Nature Park

     

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    8 hours ago, Rogueperson said:

    We wandered around in the morning before our tour as you saw.  

     

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    made it up to Kings Square.

     

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    Found this at a theater.  We’d check it out if we had time.

     

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    and made it to Queens square.

     

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     pass the 3 sisters lamp.

     

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    Today’s adventure is Royal’s Bay of Fundy’e Coastal Photography tour.

     

    Stopped at the reverse rapids.

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    This is fascinating.  The tides here in the Bay of Fundy rise and fall 28 feet each day.  Low tide, the water flows into the Bay but during high tide, the bay of Fundy pushes back up the river.

     

    Then we stopped at the Lepreau Falls.

     

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    Stopped at Dipper Harbor. 

     

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    Whats fascinating here that these ships are 20

    feet lower because of low tide.  High tide, there is no down.  everything would be flat.

     

    And then stopped at Irving Nature Park

     

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    Did you find it easy to wander around? I would be afraid of getting lost.

    you took gorgeous pictures. Weather looks beautiful.

    I want to try poutine and beavertails in Canada. Where did you get the poutine?

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