Norwegian Prima - Day 3 - Inaugural Call on Roatan - Rain, Food Republic, Packing Fails & More
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- The first port of call on our Norwegian Prima cruise was Roatan, Honduras. The weather wasn’t ideal, but we ventured outside the port area to collect some essentials before exploring the ship, finding out where you can find books glued together on this ship, taking in a comedy show, and trying a restaurant we’ve wanted to check out for a while. The fun doesn’t stop early on this ship, and nor does the entertainment, as we found ourselves in the atrium after hours.
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We had fun snorkeling in Roatan. Never been in water that deep before.
Where did you go? For really deep water the Blue Hole looks amazing...and terrifying.
What a fun trip!
Having a really nice time so far. At Harvest Cay today.
The Mexican restaurant looked 🐠🌮🍹incredible. We’re cruising in February. I might need to add that on!
They brought me fresh jalapeños, so I was happy :-)
Larissa's knowledge of mixology never ceases to amaze me. Love it!
How do you get to Carnegie Hall?
*Practice, practice, practice*
Was just in Roatan in May and after taking a tour hung out in that port area. Not very big but it was very nice.
We may have done a classic "Billy and Annette last minute bar visit" there a few years back. Remember, if the lines are still secured, you have time. #BadAdvice
Harvest Cay is run by Belize locals so all food and drink costs you. Unlike Great Stirrup Cay where it is NCL food and drink. Food is complimentary at Great Stirrup Cay, Drinks are covered by your drink pkgs at Great Stirrup Cay, but not at Harvest Cay .
A super entertaining video from an awesome couple!
Aww. Thank you 💗
@@CruiseHabit You are both very welcome!
Yes, we had continental breakfast with tea and juice for no charge last month on NCL Jade. Sorry, the weather hasn't been cooperating.
Nice weather is good, but being on a ship is the important part :-)
Yeah, we initially misspoke. The risk of listening to us before coffee has set in 😜
No more free continental breakfast! It's $4.95+20% tip and regular items are $9.95+20% tip the whole day since the beginning of 2023.
@@rgruenhaus Yes, I saw that unfortunately
I'm glad Larissa isn't any worse for wear. Those shopkeepers were very sweet!
They were very nice, and were always happy to give business to locals rather than the chain stores.
Hey Billy & Larissa. I really like the Vlog format for these during-the-cruise updates much better than a written format.
Also, we're going to be in Roatan for only the second time in a couple moths. Hope we have better weather than you did as we are planning a beach day!
Happy Thanksgiving at sea!
Thanks for the feedback. Your opinion means the world to us (that may sound sarcastic, but I mean it).
What beach are you planning to visit while there?
@@CruiseHabit Sol y Mar (at the suggestion of Paul Crow).
How do you not know how a dance off works!?
They didn't have them at the cotillion!
Hey Bill , Great video I never been to Rotan and wonder if the port is worth visiting . Is there a lot to do there other than shop? Your videos are awesome for us cruzers that only can go once or twice a year so thanks for the info to you and your wife . Your website is like handbook for Info and what to avoid and what to do. Thanks, Bruce P.S. I have been following you since Periscope and I miss Periscope. lol
There are quite a few excursion options for beach days, outdoor activities, and animal excursions (like sloths), though we avoid the latter. The town outside of the port area isn't very tourist friendly (though perfectly safe), so planned tours are the way to go here. It's a beautiful area.
I have never taken a cruise before and will be booking in April 2023 on NCL Prima i was interested to now when you book a cruise is all the food, stateroom etc included in the price of the cruise ? I do not drink so no worries addressing that, and i understand internet is extra, trying to wrap my head around what is included in the advertised price thanks..
This varies depending on cruise line and fare type. NCL often bundles drink packages, specialty dining credits and other perks - but it depends on what promos are running and what you ultimately book.
The best advise I can give is to use a good travel agent, as they can make sure you know what you're getting before pulling the trigger and ensure the decision your making on the fare type makes the most sense for you.
I have a bit of an explanation at the link below, but ultimately it can be confusing, and a good agent is worth their weight in gold - a benefit you'll not pay extra for.
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I hope this helps. Happy to elaborate or answer other questions.
I’m here for the antibiotics story…
We dropped the ball here, as I *really* thought I had a post or video about it - but not so much. We were filming on a beach in Roatan several years ago with a drone. All was well, it was a great day, etc. Went up again, and something went wrong where the drone just started descending toward the ocean. I managed to get it to crash land on the beach, away from people (first priority). Still, it startled a little kid, so I ran over to pick it up as quickly as possible...not realizing the rotors were still turning. I cut a sliver of the tip of my finger off...on the beach (lots of bacteria in sand). Fortunately, that friendly little tourist pharmacy sold me some doxycycline for $6USD. Fun times!
A week later, boarding another ship, a couple stopped me at Port Everglades and asked me if I was on the week previous filming with a drone. It was their granddaughter I scared 😬. I was prepared to be yelled at but they said they saw what happened and realized it wasn't my fault, while I stood there with my hand still bandaged.
@@CruiseHabit What a small world that they saw you again! And glad they weren't mad. Poor kid, poor finger. But a good story.
So you feel the antibiotic was real,? I am so leary of pharmacies in foreign ports if they are legit, I've read things both ways.
@@2cute1230 While I understand the skepticism of the touristy places right next to the port, there is no business advantage to selling fake doxycycline. It's wildly inexpensive to start with. Of course there are plenty of non-touristy pharmacies in these town (often times in grocery stores), which have a larger selection in the event you forget something essential on your trip.
I just love this fake town I did see a woman get bit by a monkey
Did you have to pay extra for the experience? 🤣