Part 2…We booked 4 cruises!…Here are prices, itinerary and details…Excitement for the future..

A cattle egret at a local golf course. These birds are frequently seen in Hawaii.

The following is information on the second leg of the triple back-to-back cruises on which we’ll embark beginning next October. We are thrilled to be able to do back-to-back cruises, but unfortunately, we couldn’t get the same cabin for all three of these cruises. The fourth cruise we booked is at a later date, which we’ll share in Part 4 in a few days.

We’ll have to change cabins twice, but the crew usually helps with this process. We don’t unpack everything when we cruise; we only unpack those items we know we will wear during the cruises, plus necessary toiletries. We’ve moved to other cabins in past back-to-back cruises, and usually, we can accomplish this in less than an hour, including packing and unpacking.

There were a few options to stay in the same cabin, but none were balcony cabins, and the cost was at least another $2000 per cruise. It wasn’t worth the added expense to us. We are comfortable with what we’ve chosen.

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17 Night Cruise from Cape Town to Singapore

Royal Caribbean
Voyager of the Seas

17 Night Cruise

Departure Date: Fri, Nov 14, 2025

Embarkation Port: Cape Town

Return Date: Mon, Dec 01, 2025

Disembarkation Port: Singapore

Non-refundable

Date Port Arrive Depart
Friday, November 14 Cape Town, South Africa 7:00 pm
Saturday, November 15 At Sea
Sunday, November 16 Port Elizabeth, South Africa 7:00 am 8:00 pm
Monday, November 17 At Sea
Tuesday, November 18 At Sea
Wednesday, November 19 At Sea
Thursday, November 20 At Sea
Friday, November 21 Pointe des Galets, Reunion Island 7:00 am 5:00 pm
Saturday, November 22 Port Louis, Mauritius 7:00 am 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 23 At Sea
Monday, November 24 At Sea
Tuesday, November 25 At Sea
Wednesday, November 26 At Sea
Thursday, November 27 At Sea
Friday, November 28 At Sea
Saturday, November 29 At Sea
Sunday, November 30 Singapore 6:00 pm
Monday, December 1 Singapore Disembark

It’s been a busy morning. I worked out first and then started prepping for tonight’s dinner of Keto Tuna Patties, which I made enough to last through Wednesday. Then, on Thursday, like most people in the US, we are having a traditional Thanksgiving dinner, mainly for Tom, since I’ll only eat turkey, veggies, and salad. Tom doesn’t like cranberry sauce or sweet potatoes, but I’ll make the remaining traditional items. More on that later.

We hope those who celebrate have a safe and pleasant Thanksgiving week. In tomorrow’s post, we’ll be back with Part 3 Cruises.

Be well.

Photo from ten years ago today, November 25, 2014:

Sadly, this is no longer there due to horrific fires in Lahaina, Maui, with considerable loss of life and property. For more photos, please click here.

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