Here are a couple of video of stingray City.
Videos are really the best way to experiencing something if you’re not actually there.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oz0wErA0p0k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoyv3xIm6MI
From Stingray city to the snorkeling area is just like 5 minutes, quite honestly it was kind of blahhh. But then again I don’t enjoy snorkeling that much, for me the real rush was in sting ray city. I did however see two barracudas, did I mention I am petrified from them? My uncle got bit by one when some time ago and the doctors had a really hard time fighting an infection.
In addition to that I recently saw a youtube video of a guy being stupid in Grand Cayman following a barracuda and she got pissed off and attacked him. They can be very violent animals, even though they were small as soon as I saw them I backed away from that area
You can see the barracuda there
Here you can see the other barracuda to the right.
The stop there was much quicker than the other one, and it was a good thing because I was started to get a little tired. The timing was just perfect! In the past when I had gotten sick on boats is when they anchor and are not moving.
They dropped the sails and we were off.
I spotted the Moby Dick boat heading to Stingray city, they are also highly recommended by many. But I still think I rather go on a Cat, I guess its because of my obsession with sail boats. I thinks if everything goes to plan I will eventually own one 
Once we started approaching the entrance to the marina, they lowered the sail and turned the engine on. I will say that we only sailed under sail for a brief time and only one sail was deployed. Not entirely sure why. Although as I would later learn in Cozumel, its is a true pain in the butt to raise a sail. Guess who had to raise the in Cozumel? 
There are some really nice houses when entering the marina.
This guy was even larger than us.
So I love my cameras, you all know that. But something interesting happened in this voyage, some water did manage to get into my Olympus camera. There was some water condensation right on the lens area, granted all it took was exposing her to bright sun for 3 minutes to get rid of it. But I am not sure how that happened. I saw a similar problem on my old sony one and she died not long after that, I wonder if it the prolonged exposure to underwater situations. I will have to monitor this and make sure she does not die on me, I absolutely love that camera! She is just so capable.
You can see the water in this picture, it is slightly blurry
Here is the mesh where I laid the entire time. It is larger than it looks, I think it was about 5 of comfortably sharing the mesh.
So overall a great company, very chill crew and easy going. They only collect the money until the very end of the excursion. I actually really loved that part, now days people just want your money without delivering a product. With this company it was just like, have fun and we take care of bizz later on. You can request to be dropped off on 7 mile beach or the shopping district. I decided to head back to the ship to eat lunch.
This is the beach they will drop you off at. I contemplated the idea of staying there, but I was worn out from all the swimming and wanted to relax for a little while.
Then I noticed that there was another carnival ship near us. It was the Dream.
Back in the dock area I took a picture of map of the area.
Just your basic stores, this one was actually very expensive. The ship had MUCH better prices.
Don’t they look great?
The water is incredibly clear there, I could easily spot parrot fish swimming around.
A nice cold water and lemonade stand for the ride back to the ship, I grabbed one of each. I failed to drink anything on the Catamaran, I forgot to mention that they had water for free. And other drinks for a charge, a beer was $5
Love this picture.
From what I hear the Breeze is the Dream on steroids, is that right?
Here is a short video of the ride back to the ship.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6B3OEsUqBmU
I waited until the end to get off the tender. It was actually kind of funny because I got off after one of the crew did and they almost frisked me thinking I was part of the crew . I was not aware that the crew goes through this every time they board.
Anyway, catch a drift? First I was the ship photographer, then I was part of the crew, and it does not end there, lol.
The pool had some action, port days are really the best enjoy the pool. But then again you miss out on all the port fun. The conundrums of cruising
I was pretty hungry by then and craving some amazing tacos.
It was then that I noticed that the burrito side had shrimp and beef. So I asked him if I could have one fish, 1 steak and 1 shrimp. I am not big on burritos, but I LOVE tacos!!!! So this was just perfect for me. When I asked he smiled and said “of course not a problem”, Carnival customer service rivals that of Disney. That is a really strong statement I am making there, and take it as such. Other than a few glitches on the MDR, it was impeccable!
Pre-toppings
and after. Don’t forget to ask for guacamole, they have it behind the line, and they will add it for you. All the other toppings you can add yourself. Well unless you’re in the burrito line, then they make the entire burrito for you.
I absolutely love the blue iguana, I think it is by far my favorite venue. Then again I love Mexican food, so maybe I am a bit biased. But yeah, this is really big selling point for me in particular. But then again like I have said numerous times, lunch on the breeze is AMAZI…
See what you all done? Now I starving and thinking of Blue iguana and Guy’s (Currently Salivating) 
