I’ll admit I didn’t think it was going to happen, given recent updates to rules controlling whether ships could dock here, but with very few COVID cases onboard, we were alongside our berth in Nassau right on time and ready to make the most of our final day. The biggest challenge turned out to be figuring out how to do it all on our last full day on Celebrity Apex...
Some places are synonymous with Caribbean cruises, and Nassau, Bahamas is one of them, with more than 3.3 million cruisers visiting in 2019 alone. For 15 months however, that number fell to nearly zero. While on two of the first cruises to resume from the US, we called on the iconic port city, and we were excited, and a bit nervous, to see how things were going with local businesses...
Soon you’ll be able to again cruise the Caribbean. After a year without cruising in the region, lines have coordinated with several island nations and gained permission to set sail from ports outside of the US as early as June 5th. Proof of vaccination will be required for guests to sail and the cruises will feature enhanced safety measures, so we’ll review which lines will be operating, answer some common questions, and make sure you’re ready to cruise...
Before enjoying another morning in the Solarium, I walked around on the upper decks to see which other ships were in port with us. Celebrity infinity was one of five ships in port in Nassau. We moored at the northernmost berth and were joined by Carnival Victory, Royal Caribbean’s Mariner of the Seas, and Norwegian Sky...
