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We already have Dr appointments scheduled.  Just was wondering others experiences in that cruising area.  CDC is vague for cruises only without traveling deep into country. 

Panama Canal Cruise back to back from Miami coming up.

Oceania sent notice of possible Yellow Fever vaccine and anti malaria treatment may be needed.

Since not going into any rural areas nor extended periods off ship, are these necessary?  Oceania and countries are not requiring, just suggesting.

Found this on our Manage cruise page for Feb 2024 21 day Miami to Miami:

Our beverage packages enhance your onboard experience while offering excellent value and the luxury of convenience.

NOT impressed, ever, with these "beachfront picnics on private islands" from any Cruise line.

Eat breakfast on board, have a few drinks o the beach enjng sun, water and sand.  Get back in ship to eat later in day.

We, (myself, DH Son & daughter) survived the "Great Oasis of Noro" with flying colors.

As stated above,  the Crew and Staff need major kudos and gratitude galore. Nothing but praise for our Amazing Steward, Deen, who was compensated daily by my DH for going above and beyond in cleaning and caring for all.  We made the most of staying onboard by visiting every venue, activities and entertainment events that we could squeeze in.  Thoroughly enjoyed the ship 

We are a "washy washy" family and it is second nature to us to avoid spreading and exposing, ourselves and others, to germs.  Two of us are immunocompromised due to chronic diseases and we still did not get ill. 

Firm believe here in taking responsibility for your actions and health .