Guinny

I second Aruba Bob. His crew is fantastic. We have snorkeled with his team more than once.

Dee & Ulf and their crew work so hard to ensure everyone has a great time on Woodwind and I'm sure the new boat will be a big hit with everyone. We've sailed with them 5+ times and it is ALWAYS great. One thing that we appreciate (versus similar operations elsewhere in the Caribbean) is that they sincerely appreciate the business from cruise ship passengers and you will never hear the subtle dissing of cruise ships that we've heard more than a few times on sailing/snorkeling excursions we've taken off about 15 islands. Dee and her crew are always respectful, friendly and totally professional and this is one of the reasons we will always book with them when we return to Bonaire. And of course, the snorkeling is the absolute BEST we've ever experienced.

I couldn’t agree with you more. We sailed with them in January and are looking forward to doing so again next month.

We bring granola bars, raisins, almonds and individual packaged applesauce for emergencies. We've also taken individually wrapped cheese sticks which we've brought from home. Food from the ship is not allowed.

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I hope they were able to remove all the germs. I think it is fortunate they were able to keep the cooties contained as well as they did. One does wonder though.

We've been in an aft stateroom on Serenade of the Seas & Grandeur of the Seas. I believe we've been on a couple more but they escape me at the moment. We love the room, the view of the wake, especially when departing port and the quiet. Our family aft stateroom was fabulous and we enjoyed every moment out there with our family, getting ready for dinner, taking sunset shots or just mellowing out. We've never been bothered with soot or noise and the extra footsteps are fine too.