Turks and Caicos: Grand Turk, a Carnival Cruise Port
I didn't get to take a taxi into town and if I have one regret, it is that one. Yet, from what I heard it was only about $5 USD to see the devastation caused by Hurricane Irma. Margaritaville is close by. The port is built for shopping aficionados. I would love to come back (not on a cruise) and stay longer.
Grand Turk Related Blog Posts
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Carnival Cruise Lines: My First (and Last) Time Cruising
To boot, only having a pair of hours to explore a place isn't really what I'm trying to do. When we docked at Grand Turk Island (Cockburn Town), all I could see was a block of overpriced shops. BORING. It was so hot we spent our time beneath a canopy. By the time we went to check out the taxis, we didn't have enough time to tour the rest of the town.
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Cruising 101: What You Should Know Before You Book Your First Cruise
On the Carnival Victory, the pool was the size of an inflatable backyard pool. It had one waterslide which was broken for most of the trip. There's a gym, I guess. If you like to do sing-a-longs, I guess you'd be alright.
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