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Embarkation Day The morning of the second day of April was sunny and warm. All hints of poor weather were gone.
Dockside St. Thomas has a wide array of really nice yachts anchored and at the quay in Charlotte Amalie.
Walking Along the Docks The concrete pier has a nice wide walkway all along most of the port, where you'll see large yachts like this one.
Paradise Point After brunch at Taco Fiesta and a walk to see the megayachts, we took a taxis ($4.00 each) to the base of Paradise Point.
Exploring the Ship After we unpacked, we explored the ship. Since we were on her the previous year, we knew our way around, and headed up to the bar for some drinks.
Bar At 4:00 p.m. there was a port talk and 5:00 p.m. mandatory lifeboat drill. By 6:30 p.m. we were in the Jacuzzi sipping on some chilled Corona's.
Top of the Yacht Bar The Top of the Yacht Bar is generally were people gather for mid-afternoon cocktails, sunset drinks and after dinner gatherings.
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