Hi @Camilla - hope these photos help. Freedom does not yet have the latest updates on the kids swim area but there are lots of things to do. I also appreciate the life guards at all the pools whether for kids or adults.
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This slightly delayed recap of a port day in Curacao just shows that it was a jam packed day of fun and sun!
First off, Curacao has rocketted up the charts as one of my favorite ports. Theb15 minute walk to the city center is as nice as I have found. Your start out along the water and go through an old stone fort converted into ships. Definitely go up the walls for a nice view of the harbor. After that you make your across the historic floating bridge and into city center. We spent the morning on our own looking at the architecture and finding the old continuous used synagogue in the Western hemsphire. The building was first used in 1732. There was a $10 charge to walk the grounds, and visit the museum. We also had a half hour talk from the rabbi on the history.
After a quick lunch on board we met our excursion that took us to the limestone caves. The caves where nice but the tour guide pointing out all the sites to and from the other side of the island was even more enjoyable. Ziza, our guide, was a bundle of joy and energy. The second part of the tour was a guided exploration of the city center with Ziza. The hour plus walk was the highlight of the excursion. I will let the photos speak for adventure!
Back on board we enjoyed a rack of lamb and chicken parmesan in the MDR and then had our traditional slow walk around the outside promonade on deck 4. There is something special being up on the helipad at last light.
There was no headliner of production show tonight so it was an early night for us. We love the shows so always are disappointed when there isn't one.
Tomorrow, err today is Bonaire and we just got cleared. Time for snorkeling! @Camilla I will get the kids area phots today!
