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I tried to snorkel Boaby point in February 2022. It was too windy and choppy with rain on and off. The beach was completely covered with seagrass and large debris, tree branches etc. Getting into water was not easy. Looked like the storm just passed through. I saw some coral and fish but the visibility was too poor that day. I'd love to return when the weather is more cooperative. Hopefully I'll have another chance in November.

Actually I just looked it up. While Carnival is in line with Bermuda requirements (4 days before departure for PCR, 2 days - Antigen), RCL is more stringent than Bermuda regarding PCR tests - "Vaccinated guests must show a negative PCR or antigen test result taken no more than 2 days before boarding day." For non-Bermuda cruises RCL allows testing 3 days before departure. In other words, RCL apparently arbitrarily set 2 day limit on PCR testing for Bermuda cruises while Bermuda itself allows 4 days and RCL allows 3 days for non-Bermuda cruises departing from US ports.

According to Bermuda Travel Authorization FAQ, it requires a Supervised Antigen test no more than 2 days before departure (if travelling by sea). I believe current RCL and CCL guidelines allow testing 3 days prior to departure. So if I plan to go, say, to CVS for their rapid Antigen test, it must be at most 2 days prior to sailing? What about rapid PCR test?