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“Aruba, Jamaica ooo I wanna take you / To Bermuda, Bahama come on pretty mama…” Aruba, the last new island we would visit, was our Christmas Day stop. The landscape of Aruba is arid, dry, … and beautiful. We took a tour with a funny and entertaining driver who showed us around the island, . . . → Read More: Celebrity Summit Cruise: Day 6: Aruba  Bonaire is a beautiful island famous for its windsurfing, snorkeling and scuba diving. Although we didn’t have enough time to do these things, we went to the beach, saw some flamingos along the way, and enjoyed the warm waters. The waters really are meant for wind surfing or snorkeling and not for swimming, as . . . → Read More: Celebrity Summit Cruise: Day 5: Bonaire Our next stop on the cruise was Grenada. It was another relaxing island, similar to Dominica; however, as our boat arrived late and was scheduled to leave early, and the weather was also wet and rainy, we didn’t see very much of the island at all except for the main town. Grenada is known . . . → Read More: Celebrity Summit Cruise: Day 4: Grenada Dominica was our next stop on the cruise. Dominica was a less touristy and more authentic, peaceful, laid back island. It was poor, signs of hurricane damage could still be seen, but the people seemed happy and in good health. We took a tour with a local driver to go see the hot springs . . . → Read More: Celebrity Summit Cruise: Day 3: Dominica |
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