Final day of the cruise.
We arrived at Nassau about 7 am. During breakfast we decided to do a walking tour of the downtown area.
We left after 9 and started seeing the sights. There is not much of anything of interest.
The walking tour was about 6 miles total. We did find a few stops not on the tour and decided to stop.
The Graycliff Cigar Company seemed interesting. We stopped in to see about 5 people rolling cigars. We were offered a class that would teach us how to roll cigars and then we could sample them with 5 pairings of rum. We passed. The $160 seemed a bit high.
John Watling’s Distillery happened along the way.
The tour lasted less than 10 mins. We were given a shot glass sized pina colada. Delicious at 10 am. We decided to do the rum tasting. 4 different rums straight up. Water chaser. Most were aged in old bourbon barrels. Nothing really said “buy me”.
We did see where the rum was packaged. Two men seated at a card table were putting labels on the rum bottles. Every bottle of rum they sell is labeled and packaged at this table.
We finished our walk in the early afternoon. All aboard was 3:30 pm. We started to pack as we needed to put out our bags by midnight. We can carry them off but it is so much easier to have them delivered to the port.
We met the Daleys up on the Lido where Tim and I had a final “sail away” cigar.
Dinner at the Lido on our last night.
After dinner we played more cards. Won some. Lost many.
Our debarkation time tomorrow is 8:15 and our flight out of Miami is 2:47. Lots of airport time tomorrow.
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