by Safarigal | Feb 10, 2025 | Round Africa in 90 Days
At Sea February 8th, 2025 The last of our 6 in a row sea days. Quite honestly, I am loving it, although I am looking forward to Benin tomorrow. When I stopped by Seabourn Square this morning I saw a flyer for Valentine’s Dinner Under the Stars. Now, that sounded...
by Safarigal | Feb 8, 2025 | Round Africa in 90 Days
At Sea February 7th, 2025 This is our last day in the southern hemisphere – it is all going to be in the north from here on, well from when we actually cross the equator at midnight tonight. At his noon announcement the captain said that we were 2 degrees south and 5...
by Safarigal | Feb 8, 2025 | Round Africa in 90 Days
At Sea February 6th, 2025 A sunny day at last. We are clearly away from the treacherous Skeleton Coast, and now in the pirate infested Gulf of Guinea. Well, it’s not pirate infested as such, but the risk does seem to be out there. In today’s daily program, the Herald,...
by Safarigal | Feb 7, 2025 | Round Africa in 90 Days
At Sea February 5th, 2025 The cloudy, hot, muggy weather persists as we head towards the Gulf of Guinea at a snail’s pace, Still, life is fun on board and the champagne continues to flow. Out reconstructed elephant (it fell apart during a move) still graces our suite,...
by Safarigal | Feb 7, 2025 | Round Africa in 90 Days
At Sea February 4th, 2025 The highlight of the morning was the Teddy bear tumble, where an unsuspecting little bear is cast into the abyss of the atrium, with the goal of ending up in what looks like a garbage can. It’s actually a lot less tacky than you would think,...
