Eating on the Royal Princess


There were only 2 hours a day when the food line was not open. Buffet breakfasts and lunches were common. Buffet lines were beautifully decorated. Here are some examples.

Here is our waiter and assistant waiter.

During dinner the Maitre d'Hotel, Lorenzo Tarini, leads a parade to honor the Head Chef and his assistants.

After the last evening meal we were treated to baked Alaska with lots of chocolate.

Jump Station

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Back to viewing eating opportunities.

Our first port of call Jamaca.

Our second port of call Costa Rica.

The highlight of our cruise was entering the Panama Canal.

Our fourth port was the ancient Spanish city of Cartagena, Columbia.

Our final port was Aruba.

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Bob at Grand Tetons, 2015
Belli at the Grand Titons, June 2015


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