10/24-29/25 5 sea days towards Galveston Texas

Originally we were supposed to stop at Grand Cayman, US virgin islands but this guy 👇 is in play and the port of call was canceled

Guess we just have to party all the way back to US on the ship for 5 sea days

The universe reward us with a rainbow just now

…. And the next day… Another rainbow as well……
Our cruise director Arron… He is only 31 years old
We were treated with a behind the stage look of the entertainners quarters

Sunrise and sunsets…

Good bye Regal princess!! Thanks for the wonderful memories 💕

10/23/25 St Thomas US Virgin Islands

We are doing a two island beach and snorkel excursion here…..its R’s first time snorkeling and its a fabulous experience

Too bad we did not bring an under water camera…. But we saw little fishes and turtles 🤩
I saw this…. But with 3 sucker fishes… Lots of underwater creatures are in a symbiotic relationship
Party boat with all you can drink rum
The port of St Thomas is super busy and commercial
Safari trucks…. An icon of St Thomas

10/22/25 Antigua, carribean

First time here in the island with 365 beaches… Long heard of it’s beauty so here we are to see it for ourselves

When we are approaching Antigua, saw clouds dispensing rain from afar…
Landahoy!! So happy to see land after 5 sea days🤩

It’s hard to imagine we have sailed from cold and rainy British Ils in the beginning of the cruise 3 weeks ago to the hot and clammy carribean with another week to go

Two princess ship at the Port together!!
Museum of Antigua featuring their history… They still have mail box with queen Victoria and queen Elizabeth’s logo
Sugar cane plantation model showing their slavery history
P’s beach break
Rum cocktails and conch fritters at the Hemingway Cafe

Antigua do have beautiful beaches…. R tried to shop but things are a bit expensive, food is expensive too for a small island…People are friendly and nice here..

Tonight’s princess Theatre show was this two cuties!! Saw their show before during the world cruise and still enjoyed it second time around

10/16/25 Ponta Delgada Azole Portugal

Ponta Delgada is the capital and largest city of the Azores archipelago in Portugal, located on the island of São Miguel….and yes, we have never heard of it before…. It’s really in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean and few have heard of it….. We just knew that after this port, it’s going to be 5 sea days until the next port of call of Antigua

Arriving in a rainy and gloomy port…
….. But later turned Sunny!! Enjoyed walking around the town by the port… Spectacular mosaic stone paved roads
Street view of the city with many churches and old buildings
One of the church/museum: museo Carlos Machado is very special with ornate wood carvings and elaborate details
Pineapple, called anana here is big and important here… There’s many plantations here and is the only place in Europe where pineapples are grown commercially
Enjoyed delicious seafood (especially the grilled squid) and of course the famous Portugal dessert Pastel de nata…

It’s amazing in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, there’s this very prosperous little island with so much culture and and beauty to offer…..

10/13/25 Vigo / Santiago de Compostela Spain

Today at this port, we are going to Santiago de Compostela… Santiago de Compostela is a city in Spain famous as the final destination of the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage and the alleged burial site of St. James the Apostle. It is 1.5 hour away from Vigo so we joined an excursion that took us there and we will have 4 hours on our own there.

Good morning Vigo!!
And hello Santiago de Compostela
The gilded cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
Outside and
… And inside
Seashells and crosses all over the town
People (and dog..) who did the pilgrimage relaxing and celebrating at the square in front of the cathedral praza de obradoiro, kilometer 0 of the Way of St. James
Seafood feast at one if the local restaurant… This area is known for its seafood and albarino white wine… So we tried both and they are delicious 😋
Also tried the percebes (barnacles) which is famous in This region… And they looked special and also delicious….. So happy that I have a chance to try new food I have never tried before
Sceneries on the way..
Bye bye birdie…
Bye bye Vigo!!

10/11/25 Bilbao Spain

Good morning Bilbao!!
Guggenheim Museum… The museum that brought Bilbao to the world stage
Exterior of guggenheim
Interior of guggenheim
Modern art exhibition… We love Richard Serra’s work
Other Icons of Bilbao
Bilbao fine arts museum
Street scenes of Bilbao
A very delicious 3 courses prix fix lunch at the old quarter, that includes a bottle of Rioja… ..we ate and drink them all

Bilbao Spain has a river that runs through it…… Many beautiful bridges, buildings and museums….. They said it’s the biggest city in Northern Spain’s Basque country…

Sceneries on the way back to the ship.

This is a very charming port of call!!

10/9/25 Le Havre, Honfleur France

Yes, we are back in Le Havre, and we decided to be on our own, no excursions and check out Honfleur (Monet’s base) and Le Havre itself

Le vieux-bassin   the old harbor of honfleur that inspires many paintings… It is indeed tre tre breath taking
We eat our meals around vieux bassin in order to better soak in the view
Eugene boudin museum
The luminaries of Honfleur
Flowers every where…
Honfleur was spared during WWII ‘s bombing and it kept its old charm

After 5 hours of combing the beautiful streets of Honfleur, we headed back to Le Havre….known for its UNESCO World Heritage-listed city center, which was rebuilt in a modernist style by Auguste Perret after being destroyed in World War II.

The icons of Le Havre
The beautiful and nicely curated MUMA museum with its extensive impressionist collection
Celebrating another day of 20000+ steps