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PT// Imagens da costa de Antigua captadas durante o passeio a bordo do catamaran Mystic. Passamos por diversas praias (visitámos 2) de areia dourada que contrastam com o recorte das rochas nas encostas e o verde da vegetação. Descubra os sitios mais incríveis onde se situam alguns hotéis desta ilha! EN// Images of the coast of Antigua captured during the ride aboard the Mystic catamaran. We passed several beaches (we visited 2) of golden sand that contrast with the cut of the rocks on the slopes and the green of the vegetation. Discover the most incredible places where some hotels of this island are located! |
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sábado, 16 de setembro de 2017
Antigua - Catamaran Sail (Royal Princess Excursion)
Log of the Cruise – At Sea 2nd December 2016
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(The following log features extracts from the Ship’s Official Log Book, with the entries recorded by the Officer of the Watch on the Navigational Bridge - 10-Day Eastern Caribbean - November, 30 - December, 10, 2016) Throughout the previous night and early this morning, Royal Princess continued on her course of 120 degrees over the North Atlantic Ocean towards the north east coast of Puerto Rico. Below the Keel, we had over 5000 meters (16000 ft), as we transited over the Nares Abyssal Plain. Once we were north of Puerto Rico, we headed for the island of Anegada, where we then altered our course to starboard and passed Saint Maarten on our port side. Weather experienced during the day: Noon Position: 20º20.2'N 066º45.6'W Wind: East North Easterly Force 4 Sky: Sunny/light clouds and Occasional Showers Pressure: 1016 hpa Temperature: 28,7ºC/84ºF |
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Log of the Cruise – At Sea 1th December 2016
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(The following log features extracts from the Ship’s Official Log Book, with the entries recorded by the Officer of the Watch on the Navigational Bridge - 10-Day Eastern Caribbean - November, 30 - December, 10, 2016) Early this morning, Royal Princess transited the North West Providence Channel passing the Bahamas on her port side. From here, Royal Princess continued on a south-easterly course out into the North Atlantic Ocean passing the Eleuthera Islands. We then continued on down the coast of the Windward Island's which was on our starboard side throughout the day, one of which being Grand Turk. Weather experienced during the day: Noon Position: 24º13.3' N 073º55.7'W Wind: Easterly Force 5 Sky: Partly Cloudy Pressure: 1017 hpa Temperature: 27.3ºC / 81ºF |
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Log of the Cruise – Port Everglades 30th November 2016
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(The following log features extracts from the Ship’s Official Log Book, with the entries recorded by the Officer of the Watch on the Navigational Bridge - 4-Day East Caribbean Sampler - November, 26 - November, 30, 2016) At 04:45LT Royal Princess will make her final approach to Port Everglades through Bar Cut Channel, where the local pilot boarded at 05:00LT. Our stern will then swing to starboard and her bow to port where she will thrust bodily to starboard to gently come alongside the berth. With all lines fast at 06:00LT and the gangways rigged and ready, the passenger disembarkation will commence. From the Captain, Officers and all the crew on the Royal Princess, we hope you have enjoyed your cruise and we look forward to seeing you again in the near future. (The following log features extracts from the Ship’s Official Log Book, with the entries recorded by the Officer of the Watch on the Navigational Bridge - 10-Day Eastern Caribbean - November, 30 - December, 10, 2016) At 16:08 we "let go" all our lines, moved off the berth and made our way out of the harbor waters through the buoyed channel. At 16:32, we disembarked our pilot and set an easterly course through the Straits of Florida. In the evening, we passed Great Isaac Island on our starboard side, entered the Northwest Providence Channel and set an east south-easterly course. Very late that evening, Royal Princess passed Great Stirrup Cay on her starboard side with a distance of approximately 5 nautical miles (5.75 statute miles). Weather experienced during the day: Noon Position: Port Everglades Wind: South South Easterly force 5 Sky: Overcast Pressure: 1016 hpa Temperature: 26ºC/79ºF |
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sexta-feira, 15 de setembro de 2017
Log of the Cruise – At Sea 29th November 2016
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(The following log features extracts from the Ship’s Official Log Book, with the entries recorded by the Officer of the Watch on the Navigational Bridge - 4-Day East Caribbean Sampler - November, 26 - November, 30, 2016) On departure from Grand Turk yesterday, Royal Princess set a northwesterly course through the Nares Abyssal Plain (Atlantic Ocean) after passing the island of Puerto Rico on the port side. Throughout today, we will continue on a northwesterly course passing north of the Caicos and Turk Islands. Weather experienced during the day: Noon Position: 24º 44.8' N 075º 01.5' W Wind: E-ly Force 6 Sky: PArtly Cloudy Pressure: 1017 hpa Temperature: 25ºC / 80.5º F |
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