Food at Rays, Reefs, and Rum Point?????

[hoff4man02]

Hi! I am thinking of doing this excursion and read there will be lunch at Rum Point. Does anyone know the menu? Is the food good? Also how much time is spent at Rum Point? My son (his graduation present) wants a beach/relaxing day in the sun. I have the other ports booked with things to do, so I thought this would be our best bet. I'm really excited to get there (Carnival Valor - 7/24/07) and want to let him pick what to do that day. Thanks for all your help :)

[Eliot Ness]

The following thread has the menu listed:

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=548862

 

We thought the food was pretty good last year.

 

John

[MartyinGA]

Hey John. We are on the same cruise, and it looks from your post that you were on the ship last year as well. Would you be ok if I asked you a bunch of questions? I have so many.....Mostly about excursions, and beaches, etc.

 

Can you email me at novoaud@aol.com ????

I am traveling with a 15yo, and my 80 yo dad, so I am trying to find the best combination of beaches and snorkeling, trips that are not all day, and beaches or places to go after the trips

[Ripley]

Hi Hoff4man02,

This excursion is a blast, but Rum Point is just the relaxing conclusion to an active trip. The rays are very entertaining and the Nativeway guys are terrific. We saw some awesome sights (nurse shark, moray, etc) during the snorkeling portion. We thought the food at Rum Point was good and it's a VERY relaxing spot. Try the jerk pork with rice and peas if you like spices.

[hoff4man02]

Thanks for the menu. The choices are great! I can't imagine anyone not being able to find something they like. I think we will book this excursion now. Thanks!!! :)