DJsMrs

Yes, conveniently next to the restrooms, which if I remember correctly, have showers.
+1 to the tip about walking a bit for a nice secluded spot. We loved Crystal Caves, very interesting and cool.
We have gone first day and second day never too bad with crowds but we usually travel in September to Bermuda, however, I agree the second day is usually a bit calmer.

We were just there last week and as we were a group of 10 I booked us a tour that ended at Horseshoe Bay.  When we left the beach to head back to the ship the line of people waiting for cabs was insane and some people were seriously stressing.   So I echo the advice to go early.  Leave early and save yourself some unnecessary stress.  
 
Also - if you walk literally 5 minutes down the beach the crowds are nearly nonexistent and it’s so beautiful.  No chairs, but natural shade and you can lay out a towel    It was amazing   
 
We we went to crystal caves that morning before the beach and if you haven’t been - it was pretty cool    We were the first tour through so no crowds and absolutely amazing   
 

The empty Pringles container can be filled with bacon from the Windjammer for snacking later on.?

Compass has 11:30am to 2:30pm

We use our hooks for the following:  holding sea pass cards/lanyards when we come in the door, holding compass, drying bathing suits, holding various paperwork that comes through your cabin during your cruise (I'm sure they kill a forest for each cruise - makes me crazy), hanging goggles so they don't get lost, and just general miscellaneous stuff that I don't want sitting on the counter.
We travel with our two boys, so there is always a mountain of things that I'm trying to get off the counters/desk, etc.  The hooks help me maintain my sanity as I allocate one for each person - it helps with the clutter.
We also use an over-the-door hanger for shoes (4 people, 7 days = a ridiculous number of shoes), and sunscreen, sunglasses, etc.  Also really helps a lot with de-cluttering.

We use our hooks for the following:  holding sea pass cards/lanyards when we come in the door, holding compass, drying bathing suits, holding various paperwork that comes through your cabin during your cruise (I'm sure they kill a forest for each cruise - makes me crazy), hanging goggles so they don't get lost, and just general miscellaneous stuff that I don't want sitting on the counter.
We travel with our two boys, so there is always a mountain of things that I'm trying to get off the counters/desk, etc.  The hooks help me maintain my sanity as I allocate one for each person - it helps with the clutter.
We also use an over-the-door hanger for shoes (4 people, 7 days = a ridiculous number of shoes), and sunscreen, sunglasses, etc.  Also really helps a lot with de-cluttering.

I vote Hilton Marina. 

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There are a few car-service/limo companies in the city.  Here’s a link to one that’s been around for a while.   Alternatively a cab is your friend - sorta.  Cabs here aren’t the greatest.  
 
https://aerocar.ca/our-fleet/car-service-vancouver/

There are a few car-service/limo companies in the city.  Here’s a link to one that’s been around for a while.   Alternatively a cab is your friend - sorta.  Cabs here aren’t the greatest.  
 
https://aerocar.ca/our-fleet/car-service-vancouver/