Knowing that mom and dad couldn't walk the entire area, nor did we care to (we tried that before!), we booked a tour guide ahead of time. We also knew there would be a huge rush for people to get off the ship, so we opted for our tour to begin at 10am. We got off the ship around 9 and managed to get to the meeting location around 9:15 or so. The weather was nice, but very chilly. Our tour guide was very prompt, informative, and excellent with those who required extra time (such as mom and dad), and with kids! I even made the comment that there was no way I would remember what everything was that we took pictures and he said he would give me his contact information so I could email him to get the information from him. He was definitely true to his word. I can't say enough great stuff about him. Isaac and I had already been here and he knew that so he focused on mom, dad and the kids. We were perfectly fine with that. We saw Fort Fincastle, The Queen's Staircase, Atlantis Resort, Cable Beach, Paradise Island Beach, other historic locations, several "famous or government residents' homes", country and city areas, and much more.

We were back on the ship in time for lunch, a nap, and time for Brianna and Jacob to enjoy Camp Carnival while we relaxed on the deck some more before sailing away. Being past guests, Isaac and I were invited to a past guest party. We had a blast. Dancing, all the bar drinks you could drink (free!), and a video of some past cruises. I think we felt the ship rock a lot more this night than the previous 2. There was a lot of rough seas from the time we left Nassau until we reached our destination the next morning. I was sure we wouldn't even go to the next Port due to the rough seas. No one got sick in our party, luckily but you definitely knew the ship was moving no matter where you were.