Help with ports

[teacher34]

Can anyone help me find information about the different ports we will be visiting? We have cruised on Carnival before and it is easy to go on their website and pull up information about all the excursions they offer at each port. A description and the price are given, along with the activity level. Then you can purchase the excursion on line if you choose. I can't seem to find this info on the RCL 's website. Can anyone help me? Thank you.

[papaflamingo]

You can download the shore excursion brochure. Click on "Before you board," then "shore excursions." Bottom right is a "download brochure" prompt.

But best to sign in. If you don't already have a login, all you need to do is set one up then fill out the info on your cruise. You'll need your reservation number, ship, and sail date. Then click on "my cruises" at the top, log in and click on the res. number. It'll allow you to look at all the shore excursions available for your cruise, the price, and the ability to order them.

[cb at sea]

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[jmf123]

You will also find a lot of discussion on your specific ports at the Caribbean Ports of Call forum- Jamaica, Cayman Islands, Cozumel, and under 'Private Islands' for Labadee. :)

[luvscruising2007]

Go to the RC website and click on "Before you board". Then go down to shore excurisons and click it on. You will get an alphabetic listing of all of the ports. Go in to the letter that corresponds to the 1st letter of the port you want to research. You will then see to the side a little window that says shore excursions. Click that and you will get all of the excursions for that port. The info gives a brief description of the excursion, time it lasts, cost pp, activity level. There is also an icon showing if there is a time for shopping, whether a meal or snack is provided.

I hope this helps.

 

Also, you might want to go to the port of call section on CC and check out what others have done and the reviews.

 

Good luck and hope this helps.

[beerme1]

Can anyone help me find information about the different ports we will be visiting?

 

I can't seem to find this info on the RCL 's website. Can anyone help me? Thank you.

 

What ports are you visiting?

[jmf123]

What ports are you visiting?

 

Based on the Freedom's March 2, 2014 sailing: r.t. from Port Canaveral to Labadee; Falmouth, Jamaica; George Town, Grand Cayman; and Cozumel.

[beerme1]

Based on the Freedom's March 2, 2014 sailing: r.t. from Port Canaveral to Labadee; Falmouth, Jamaica; George Town, Grand Cayman; and Cozumel.

 

I don't see the cruise being mentioned. Some other thread I guess then?

[jo24]

I don't see the cruise being mentioned. Some other thread I guess then?

 

I think they have looked at the ticker under OP post and used that to search the cruise :)

Edited February 17, 2014 by jo24

[onyx007]

This site might help you a bit; but there are lots of information right on this forum just look for "Ports of Call/Caribbean and then your ports.

 

Or here:

 

http://www.whatsinport.com/

[jo24]

This site might help you a bit; but there are lots of information right on this forum just look for "Ports of Call/Caribbean and then your ports.

 

Or here:

 

http://www.whatsinport.com/

 

That looks like a brilliant link, not seen that before.

 

Thanks :)

[teacher34]

Thank you everyone for your help! I really appreciate it. I followed your directions and found it! Yeah !! I really do love CC, because you can always find the answer to any question! Now we have less than 2 weeks to go. I am so excited. I have read so many grest reviews of the FOS. Can't wait!

[beerme1]

I think they have looked at the ticker under OP post and used that to search the cruise :)

 

hmmmmm, that must be it! :o

[summersigh]

Look at the top of this page to the tab that says "Destinations".

Cruise Critic gives a good overview on almost any port you might want to visit.

[DrD]

Thank you everyone for your help! I really appreciate it. I followed your directions and found it! Yeah !! I really do love CC, because you can always find the answer to any question! Now we have less than 2 weeks to go. I am so excited. I have read so many grest reviews of the FOS. Can't wait!

 

I'm on 4 weeks after you. I must be even more excited as I booked my excursions months ago. I'm always afraid they'll sell out.

 

Before you ask:

 

Labadee cabana, aquapark, coaster

 

Jamaica Irie blue hole, river tubing (private)

 

Grand Cayman shipwreck snuba

 

Cozumel swim with dolphins (booked directly with Chankanaab, cheaper with 45 day in advance discount.)

[woehwdy]

It's best to go to "Before you Board", "Shore Excursions" and when that opens go to the blue link by "Ship and Sail Date" if you download the brochure there can be excursions in the brochure that are not offered on your sailing date.

[iuki]

When I downloaded the shore excursions for my upcoming cruise, I saved it in PDF on my desktop and am able to look at it without internet service.