Fabooliss

Looking for the same information...

I am visiting Grenada with family of 10 visiting in January. (Ages 9 to 67)

The family are all chocolate obsessed, the kids want to see sugar cane and we like to get concentrate on unique places when we visit a country.

Right now I think we'd like to see (In order of importance) Belmont Estate, Nutmeg Processing Station, River Antoine Rum Distillery, Rainforest and generally get a feel for the island.

Can anyone suggest:

- best/least expensive way to tour

- have I missed anything important?

- amount of time we need

ALSO:: We are also stopping in St Lucia, Martinique, St Thomas and Antigua. So the spices are most important, but I have the impression that this is the best place to see true rainforest???? Or would another island be better?

Thanks!

We are in an inside cabin, so I'd be very surprised if there was a a porthole OR a window. ;)

The space I'm looking at is a long white space in the shape of a cross midship.

That is NOT "public space"...some will be storage areas, some are for the "mechanics" of the ship...but it's nothing that will cause you noise issues! No worries! On RCI, none of the cabin hallways are public walkways to anywhere except the cabins on that hall!

Thank you!

I feel much better now. :)

No one ever answered this, and I'm in cabin 3057 with the same question. Carrie, are you still around to answer the question?

Can anyone else answer?

Thanks

Fiona

Our TA booked mid-ship,inside cabin #3055 on Deck 3 of the Jewel of the Seas.

 

When looking at the deck plans, there appears to be some open/public space not too far from it. How can I find out if this is truly some pubic space, or if it is actually a service elevator or something.

 

If anyone is familiar with this cabin or area of the ship, I'd love to hear from you.

 

Thanks for your input!

 

Carrie :)

Maine

10/28/08

Jewel of the Seas