The Summit “trip to nowhere” sea day

[Sox Fan Cruiser]

Due to a tropical storm (?) over the northern part of the Canadian Maritimes we had to change our itinerary.  Our overnight to Charlottetown (Fri-Sat) was changed to a single port day on Saturday. Today is a sea day but we are basically “parked” of the coast of Halifax having a wonderful albeit a little windy sea day. Rough seas will start tonight as we take tomorrow to go to PEI. I’ve never spent a full day on a ship just “hanging out” in the ocean. 

[colliercruiser]

3 minutes ago, Sox Fan Cruiser said:

Due to a tropical storm (?) over the northern part of the Canadian Maritimes we had to change our itinerary.  Our overnight to Charlottetown (Fri-Sat) was changed to a single port day on Saturday. Today is a sea day but we are basically “parked” of the coast of Halifax having a wonderful albeit a little windy sea day. Rough seas will start tonight as we take tomorrow to go to PEI. I’ve never spent a full day on a ship just “hanging out” in the ocean. 

We're on the Oct 3 Summit sailing, and we depart on a Monday and arrive at Portland, our first port, on Wednesday.  Sure doesn't look to be very far from Boston to Portland so I assume the intervening sea day on Tuesday will be a very slow ride.

[Peteymil]

1 minute ago, colliercruiser said:

We're on the Oct 3 Summit sailing, and we depart on a Monday and arrive at Portland, our first port, on Wednesday.  Sure doesn't look to be very far from Boston to Portland so I assume the intervening sea day on Tuesday will be a very slow ride.

Only an 1 1/2 - 2 hour car ride!!

[Sox Fan Cruiser]

23 minutes ago, colliercruiser said:

We're on the Oct 3 Summit sailing, and we depart on a Monday and arrive at Portland, our first port, on Wednesday.  Sure doesn't look to be very far from Boston to Portland so I assume the intervening sea day on Tuesday will be a very slow ride.

You could swim to Portland in that amount of time!!  🤪