Slightly disappointed at having our cruise end in Fremantle rather than Singapore, we decided to make the best of our last day. As in many cities and towns, street art (AKA graffiti) can be found... This one caught my eye! Click on the photo to join us on our final day.

In the lobby is a giant bottle of sparkling wine from Yao Ming collection. Referred to as the God Father of the ship, he christened the Majestic Princess is July 2017. Click the photo to join us in Fremantle, Australia

(Continuing on with our recent cruise, I can't wait for the Covid-19 to be eliminated so I can get back on a ship!!!) By this time, most of the passengers have disembarked. There are so few cruisers at the "Happy Hour" that it was held in the Conservatory. Love these carefully trimmed shrubs! Click the photo to see our tour around the ship after cocktails and dinner.

With all the chaos of Coronavirus cutting our trip short and the after insanity… it’s time to get back to business. Our next stop was Adelaide. We found an amazing gluten-free pastry shop! Click the photo to see what else we saw on our short visit…

So many passengers disembarked early to head home. With the number who changed plans and didn’t board in Melbourne, it was the first sea day where finding a seat was no problem. Click on the photo to see how we spent our sea day…

With the announcement of our cruise being cut short, we had to make some decisions. First decision… stay on the ship until we can formulate a plan. This meant we got to enjoy a day in Melbourne. Dog walking clubs are common around here… click on the photo to see what else we experienced in our mellow Melbourne Day.

This is new to me… a half hour time change? I’m sure it happens around the world but I believe it’s the first time I have set my clock back less then a full hour. Click on the photo to find out what craziness is occurring now…