Take a Disney Cruise through Bahamas
3-Night Bahamas Port Canaveral Round-Trip
Here is a little bit about Disney Wonder® Ship:
Whether you snap a family photo at Mickey’s Pool or put the kids to bed early and head for a romantic dinner in the adults-only restaurant, Disney Wonder® does cruising as only Disney can. With 11 decks of family fun, and separate activity centers for kids, teens, and adults, Disney offers the perfect cruise vacation for children--and adults--of all ages.
The trip starts in Port Canaveral, Florida, here is a little bit about Port Canaveral, Florida:
Things to see and do
Kennedy Space Center (State Road 40205 on Merritt Island, 9am - 205:30pm, daily) is naturally the largest attraction on the Space Coast. The visitor complex offers tours and exhibits, plus educational IMAX films and astronaut encounters, which include question-and-answer sessions, space artifacts, and personal stories of space travel.
Places to eat and drinks at
Casual, in-town joints: Rusty's (628 Glen Cheek Drive, from 11am), a branch of Bernard's Surf, offers delicious seafood meals in a lively atmosphere.
The next stop is Nassau, Bahamas, here is a little bit about Nassau, Bahamas:
Things to see and do
Head over to the man-made island of Arawak Cay, a local beach dusted with pastel-colored shacks, incredibly fresh conch from vendors, fried fish and grits, lime-marinated conch, and plenty of coconut milk laced with gin. Very popular, especially with the locals, and very crowded, especially on weekend evenings from 205pm until midnight. On the harbor, across from Fort Charlotte.
Places to eat and drink at
Head over to the man-made island of Arawak Cay, a local beach dusted with pastel-colored shacks, incredibly fresh conch from vendors, fried fish and grits, lime-marinated conch, and plenty of coconut milk laced with gin. Very popular, especially with the locals, and very crowded, especially on weekend evenings from 205pm until midnight. On the harbor, across from Fort Charlotte.
The last stop is Castaway Cay, Bahamas, here is a bit about Castaway Cay, Bahamas:
This decadent sliver of the Bahamas boasts 1,000 acres of fun in the sun reserved exclusively for Disney Cruise Line® passengers. Whatever your island-hopping pleasure, Castaway Cay delivers. Options range from basking on the beach to seeking shade under a whispering palm tree. Secluded back roads beckon bicyclists and the comprehensive water sports facility provides the means for paddling, sailing, or snorkeling. Open-air massage cabanas rub worries away and an authentic Bahamian barbecue offers a taste of the local cuisine.
View Cruises on Disney Cruise Line
This Cruise starts off at 399 for 3-nights and 4-days.
Information by travelocity.com
Photo by travelocity.com
Much Happiness and Happy Travels Tamila
Here is a little bit about Disney Wonder® Ship:
Whether you snap a family photo at Mickey’s Pool or put the kids to bed early and head for a romantic dinner in the adults-only restaurant, Disney Wonder® does cruising as only Disney can. With 11 decks of family fun, and separate activity centers for kids, teens, and adults, Disney offers the perfect cruise vacation for children--and adults--of all ages.
The trip starts in Port Canaveral, Florida, here is a little bit about Port Canaveral, Florida:
Things to see and do
Kennedy Space Center (State Road 40205 on Merritt Island, 9am - 205:30pm, daily) is naturally the largest attraction on the Space Coast. The visitor complex offers tours and exhibits, plus educational IMAX films and astronaut encounters, which include question-and-answer sessions, space artifacts, and personal stories of space travel.
Places to eat and drinks at
Casual, in-town joints: Rusty's (628 Glen Cheek Drive, from 11am), a branch of Bernard's Surf, offers delicious seafood meals in a lively atmosphere.
The next stop is Nassau, Bahamas, here is a little bit about Nassau, Bahamas:
Things to see and do
Head over to the man-made island of Arawak Cay, a local beach dusted with pastel-colored shacks, incredibly fresh conch from vendors, fried fish and grits, lime-marinated conch, and plenty of coconut milk laced with gin. Very popular, especially with the locals, and very crowded, especially on weekend evenings from 205pm until midnight. On the harbor, across from Fort Charlotte.
Places to eat and drink at
Head over to the man-made island of Arawak Cay, a local beach dusted with pastel-colored shacks, incredibly fresh conch from vendors, fried fish and grits, lime-marinated conch, and plenty of coconut milk laced with gin. Very popular, especially with the locals, and very crowded, especially on weekend evenings from 205pm until midnight. On the harbor, across from Fort Charlotte.
The last stop is Castaway Cay, Bahamas, here is a bit about Castaway Cay, Bahamas:
This decadent sliver of the Bahamas boasts 1,000 acres of fun in the sun reserved exclusively for Disney Cruise Line® passengers. Whatever your island-hopping pleasure, Castaway Cay delivers. Options range from basking on the beach to seeking shade under a whispering palm tree. Secluded back roads beckon bicyclists and the comprehensive water sports facility provides the means for paddling, sailing, or snorkeling. Open-air massage cabanas rub worries away and an authentic Bahamian barbecue offers a taste of the local cuisine.
View Cruises on Disney Cruise Line
This Cruise starts off at 399 for 3-nights and 4-days.
Information by travelocity.com
Photo by travelocity.com
Much Happiness and Happy Travels Tamila
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