blindrid

The list above is helpful as I believe the package is good for drinks up to $15.

If I remember right Bulleit is included if you like a Kentucky Straight. Not a bad one. I’ll see if I can find the list. Randy

Nic6318: thank you - we typically use local excursion companies but our friends booked this one, All: ladders are no issue. As to extended periods not touching bottom, we normally wear our snorkel vests especially if the water is rough. I consider us OK swimmers. I’m thinking that I may be taking the challenging part to the extreme. Also, I may be underestimating our conditioning reacting to our desk jobs. We’re not unfit just not what I remember being in good condition. zqvol: I’m thinking like you are. If it’s rough, it’s rough. If not, probably easy. I think w

Nic6318: thank you - we typically use local excursion companies but our friends booked this one, All: ladders are no issue. As to extended periods not touching bottom, we normally wear our snorkel vests especially if the water is rough. I consider us OK swimmers. I’m thinking that I may be taking the challenging part to the extreme. Also, I may be underestimating our conditioning reacting to our desk jobs. We’re not unfit just not what I remember being in good condition. I think we’ll book it. If it proves too difficult I guess we’ll watch with a cold soda in our

NCL Excursion: Stingray City & Barrier Reef Snorkel Where: Grand Cayman Ship: Breakaway When I read “Tours with this activity level involve physical exertion for extended periods of time; can involve uneven or steep terrain or swimming in a light current. Recommended only for physically fit and adventurous travelers.”. We’ve snorkeled before and don’t consider us total novices but as we age (early 60’s) we don’t consider ourselves “physically fit”. Obviously Stingray City is rather benign - no concerns there. Your thoughts on whether we pop $200 with our concern