Not far from Tortola is St. John’s, Antigua. Once again, we were docked around 8am. As I looked from our cabin window, I saw the Oceania Regatta backing into its slip. Don’t ask, but I fell asleep last night with the Falcons ahead 28 to 3. Imagine my surprise to learn that the Patriots won. That […]
MoreWe arrived in Tortola this morning where we docked at the Tortola Pier Park. Weather is perfect. Here is the view from our cabin.
MoreAnother sea day; another day to familiarize ourselves with the ship. The day was sunny, breezy and warm. A perfect winter get-away. No rush to do anything. I enrolled in a painting class where we were instructed in drip painting on glass. The artist, W. Andre Allen, has some of his work displayed on the […]
MoreToday we are at sea, on our way Tortola, British Virgin Islands. It’s a good day to walk around the ship and get to know it. The art and architecture on the Riviera is stunning. What follows is a sampling, in no particular order, of the public venues:
MoreWhen we woke, the Riviera and Regatta were docked across the bay. Here is a photo of the two of them. The Riviera is in the distance. We departed the Inter-Continental and boarded the ship around noon. The Riviera is lovely at first glance. We will walk around the ship tomorrow for a real look. Our […]
MoreOur vacation on the Oceania Riviera was planned in July, 2016. We left Philadelphia on February 1st and stayed at the Inter-Continental Hotel in Miami for the evening. We spent the afternoon strolling around Bayside. Finally landed at Let’s Make a Daiquiri, where we sat, drank and listened to a entertainer sing and play the saxophone. […]
MoreVisiting Christmas markets has been a trip I wanted to take for a long time. We visited a number of markets on a river cruise and had a terrific time; great food, mulled wine and wonderful holiday spirit. What follows are photos of a number of the markets we traveled to: The Frankfurt Market slide […]
MoreBuenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, is a city of diversity. Modern skyscrapers and barrios exist side-by-side. Enjoy this slide show.
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