Just to give perspective on the eleven port stops, here is an itinerary map. In the end, we will have traveled from the North Pacific Ocean to the Sea of Japan, to the East China Sea and back to the North Pacific Ocean.
Just to give perspective on the eleven port stops, here is an itinerary map. In the end, we will have traveled from the North Pacific Ocean to the Sea of Japan, to the East China Sea and back to the North Pacific Ocean.
Arriving to Akita on Culture Day was a stroke of luck! While the holiday isn’t actually for two more days, it was celebrated on this day. Check out my solo travel day…
Most days, I try to take a “first view” of the city. With questionable weather ahead, this may not happen. However, the predicted heavy rain, has not reached us yet… so here’s the shot! Let’s see what my tour takes me to in Aomori!
Today was our first of twelve port stops in our circling of Japan. We traveled from the gray #1 mid island on the right to the top #2. Heavy rain was predicted but we had an absolute fabulous day! Sunshine and warmth…
It’s time to head to the ship! Just on shore, the clever Japanese created a peaceful viewing area. A teared area with grass and benches would be a perfect place to watch the ships come and go.
Lots going on… I was under the weather with so many things to take care of, so I didn’t complete the posts for Regal Princess. I will definitely get back to that. For now, come with me on my current journey!
With our excursion tickets in hand, we headed toward the chairlift and beach in Mahogany Bay, Roatan! Hot, hot, hot but beautiful…
You’ve heard of the movie… right? Well, the stars of the movie showed up.
More fun aboard the Regal Princess… what do we do all day? Eat, eat and eat some more… oh, and sometimes we wander off the ship to visit an island.
