Saturday, July 18, 2015

My Fortieth Birthday Disney Cruise - Post #22

Post #21


After Hubby got back from geocaching, we went into the water.  Once again, the waterproof camera's batteries stopped working.  It was not until a month and a half after we came back did I figure out what happened.  Hubby took a 16 minute video of him geocaching and then walking back to the beach.  10 minutes of the video was him walking.  Killed the battery.

Before getting in the water, we took some pictures of us laying out on the beach.






Finally we were in the water!



We walked around for a while in the water (without my camera) and enjoyed the water.  

Then Hubby left again so that he could go jet skiing.  

Since the water was clear and calm, I was able to take my camera out into the water and get pictures of how clear it was.





















After walking around for a while, I decided to head back up to the ship.  


Friday, July 17, 2015

My Fortieth Birthday Disney Cruise - Post #21

Post #20

After the glass bottom tour, we went to look for some food.  The best place for us to eat was at a BBQ next to Serenity Beach.

Serenity Beach is an adult only beach.  You could walk there but it's better to take a tram.  The Beach is located at the end of an abandoned runway.

So we took the tram out to the Serenity Beach.





At the BBQ, they had different meats, salads, and desserts.  You could also got endless refills of pop.  

Birds would hang around the BBQ area trying to get their lunch also. 







After lunch, we went to Serenity Beach.

First look at the Beach:

Pure paradise!!!!!!!


I found a beach chair and chose to relax for a while.  Hubby left to do some geocaching.
 
From laying out on the beach chairs




Once Hubby got back from geocaching, we went into the water .  I'll discuss it more on the next post.



Thursday, July 16, 2015

My Fortieth Birthday Disney Cruise - Post #20

Post #19

Next up was the glass bottom boat tour.  I wish I got a picture of the actual boat we were on.

We traveled out to see to see and feed the fish.  We also got a lesson on corals, cays, and islands.

The word cay is Spanish for small island (about 3 miles).   











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Here are pics taken by Hubby:






It was fun seeing the fish.  I have a whole lot more pictures but they look almost the same even though there are differences.

After the glass bottom tour, we went looking for our lunch.  We were starving!!!! :)