garysarah

Most of the Caribbean "ports" have a dock only big enough for the tender. They aren't even really ports. For instance in St Kitts, you are in a totally different location that the cruise port for the big ships. I wouldn't even worry about it. The tender is constantly coming and going and the ship is closer to land than with a large ship. Most times less than 10 minute transit

I was on a bahama cruise last February after the modernization but they hadn't added the slide. Looks like so much fun. Have B2B in Europe in May but I think it will be more of a Caribbean thing.

I was on a bahama cruise last February after the modernization but they hadn't added the slide. Looks like so much fun. Have B2B in Europe in May but I think it will be more of a Caribbean thing.

You misunderstand the dining. It isn't 2 options every night. Normally the 1st night is in the dining room and from then it depends on the weather. For the 10 course degustation menu it is also in the dining room. Shorts are allowed for the outside dining, though usually something nice, not t-shirt and cargo shorts. Dockers and polo are OK, more will be wearing short or long-sleeved shirts. The dining room is also quite cold.