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Ocho Rios Bay

Posted by Alex, Thursday, 22nd September 2005

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There’s a big ol’ cruise ship docked here in Ocho Rios Bay, Jamaica. Ocho Rios is one of the major tourist towns in Jamaica, and Jonathan reckons that the ship is either the Carnival Victory or Triumph. You can certainly spot the distinctive coloured ‘fin’ towards the boat’s stern, and is that a pool I can see on deck?

Ocho Rios

So what if this is in the Caribbean? I’m not jealous of James being there if that’s what you think…

Thanks to Carson Diltz and Jonathan

5 Responses to 'Ocho Rios Bay'

  1. 1. Randal L. Schwartz says:

    Definitely a Carnival (says the guy who has been on 28 cruises in the past five years, including Carnival). And yes, the pool is always on the top floor. Why would you put a pool where you can’t see sun?

  2. 2. Kojak says:

    Yaa mon! I feel like smoking a fat spliff right about now . . .

  3. 3. Caguamon says:

    My friends, that ship is Carnival’s fantasy i´ve been on it in my honey moon, an like randall says, that´s the pool…and at the front is the basketball court an climbing wall…

  4. 4. cejay says:

    Went to Ochos Rios in March 2005, but was on Royal Carrib Mariner of the Seas… here is a link to Dunn River Falls, in Ochos Rios.. neat falls that you walk UP with guides.. note the large parking lot for the attraction..
    You walk up from the sandy beach below, and go up about 200 feet.

    Placemark: Google Maps / Google Earth

    Fern Gully is also near here.. took a ride thru there on the SAME tour with Peat Taylor tours.. http://www.peattaylor.com/

  5. 5. Gesh says:

    I just looked today and the ship is gone.

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