Ship's wake
One of the nightly entertainments at the cruise ship's main theatre
An amusing sign I saw at Cabo San Lucas (click on pic to enlarge)
A view of Acapulco from the ship's deck
Red colored taxis in Costa Rica
A nature's bridge at Aruba frequented by tourists. The natural bridge collapsed a year or so after I took this photo.
Our ship moving through one of the Panama Canal locks. Note the cargo ship moving in the opposite direction.
Pool deck view
A night celeb on board the ship
A mobile bar?
At Dunn's River Fall in Jamaica, tourists enthusiastically lined up to climb the fall under the guidance of a professional guide (in blue).
The guide asked the participants to form a chain by holding hands. The climb is not challenging at all, a desk-bound food addict can negotiate the course without slipping! It is all done in the spirit of fun.
Some of the tourists in stranded links wait for a guide to lead the way. What a way to generate revenue! I wonder what the locals are saying when they see tourists coming? "Here comes easy money!" LOL.
First time I ran into an artificially created pond with a partial cross-sectional view!
Ship's wake
One of the nightly entertainments at the cruise ship's main theatre
An amusing sign I saw at Cabo San Lucas (click on pic to enlarge) 
A view of Acapulco from the ship's deck 
Red colored taxis in Costa Rica 
A nature's bridge at Aruba frequented by tourists. The natural bridge collapsed a year or so after I took this photo. 
Our ship moving through one of the Panama Canal locks. Note the cargo ship moving in the opposite direction. 
Pool deck view 
A night celeb on board the ship 
A mobile bar? 
At Dunn's River Fall in Jamaica, tourists enthusiastically lined up to climb the fall under the guidance of a professional guide (in blue). 
The guide asked the participants to form a chain by holding hands. The climb is not challenging at all, a desk-bound food addict can negotiate the course without slipping! It is all done in the spirit of fun. 
Some of the tourists in stranded links wait for a guide to lead the way. What a way to generate revenue! I wonder what the locals are saying when they see tourists coming? "Here comes easy money!" LOL. 
First time I ran into an artificially created pond with a partial cross-sectional view!
8 comments:
that was a beautiful bridge. too bad its not there anymore.
that pond is one of a kind..that was a good idea coming up with the cross section part - its like looking at an aquarium, a really big one.
Yup! Waves eventually brought it down.
First artificially created pond I saw with a x-sectional viewing area LOL.
Taking a cruise seems fun! I could've taken a cruise when I was younger. My dad used to work for American President Lines and if I remember correctly, they have many cruise ships. Sayang!
to rolly..:
it's never too late to start new things! go on that cruise if you wish! (i'd like to go on one too,like our friend bertN here..one day) and i wish you all the luck..!
To Rolly and Elay,
Cruising is actually cheaper than going on an organized land tour! I'm sure both of you will have a chance to do it in the future.
hi there bertn, enjoyed your photos! That is a unique pond. Going on a cruise seems fun. Anyway, can i link you up?
dailyphotographer, of course you can!
It seems that there's a lot of fun going on!
Those are awesome photos right there!
I like the photo in a chained holding hands and that pond with cross-sectional view...
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