We did get to Singapore against all odds, including repacking my case at 4am the morningwe were leaving. Today we entered Mariner of the Seas, a massive cruise ship with 14 levels and about 3500 people on board. We are travelling with Inny (Paul’s sister) and her husband Ian with cabins close to each other on deck 10. The view from the balcony is on the starboard side and is fantastic to look out at sea. Thanks go to Inny and Ian for Paul’s birthday celebrations for 2016 (turning 60!!!) We spent the time before departure checking out the levels – it is astonishing what this vessel holds but I think a big water slide going down from top to bottom could be an interesting addition. Ian showed us around the ship because they are seasoned cruisers so it was great to get his information about cruising ( us being first-timers).
Ian and Paul on our tour of the ship
There is a shopping mall inside selling jewellery,perfume, leather goods, watches, wine and so on.
Inny and Paul in the mall
It’s blowing a gale outside as we cross towards Vietnam but you wouldn’t know it!!!
looking to Singapore
floor decoration
inside the ship
