 Princess Caye snorkeling
We've been through Princess Cays several times and I'd have to say Charles
summed it up pretty well. It is fun to get in the water and swim, and there
is some reef; It certainly is not at the level of other places.
There is no cost. You will be tendered to the beach and they have some
market stalls and some food (the food is free, not sure about alcohol). The
beach is nice, and there is a lot of it to walk down and back on. You can
rent wave runners and sailboats, but we've never done that and I am sure
there is a cost -- it would be on your papers from Princess.
In any case, have fun! A day at Princess Cay is a good time, and we've
always preferred going there than staying on ship all day. Also, post any
other questions you might have.
Tom
"Charles" <fort@his.com.remove.invalid> wrote in message
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> In article <FMqdnar4m9OSazLenZ2dnUVZ_s6dnZ2d@>, Michael Fox
> <mfox103416mi@> wrote:
>
>> We are cruising out of Ft. Laud. on Jan.28. I would like to save my
>> snorkeling time for princess caye. Can anybody tell me how it is there.
>> costs?
>
> The snorkeling at Princess Cays is what I call practice time. There are
> some fish and coral but it is not a prime snorkeling site. But I have
> done a lot of snorkeling. Someone who has never snorkeled might rate it
> higher. The costs would be for renting whatever equipment you need. If
> you need everything that would be $20 for the day for mask, fins and
> snorkel vest. If you have your own equipment you don't need to rent
> except they will make you wear a vest which you would have to rent if
> you don't have your own.
>
> --
> Charles
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