My last day on the Celebrity Century was a bit of fun, a bit relaxation and a bit of “this feels like the longest cruise I have ever been on”.  After a leisurely breakfast and some more observational strolls, it was time for a light lunch so my DW and

On Tuesday we arrived in Grand Cayman and I had absolutely no motivation to do anything. In hindsight, the ordeal of Jamaica really put me into a negative mood. Now I found myself in Grand Cayman where I had previously enjoyed Stingray City and snorkeling and Seven Mile Beach. In

Our day at sea was, for me, nothing more than pacing, waiting and getting ready for the Jets-Steelers’ game. Pre-game a few of us went to the Sunset Bar located aft on Deck 11. I have to say that the bar staff at this venue is excellent. They do have

Our too early in the morning flight had us arrive in Miami about 9:45 a.m. and at the Port of Miami by about 10:45 a.m. After a brief wait for security, we were quickly through check-in and aboard the ship well before noon. With a quick and efficient check-in, things

I am departing tomorrow for a rather unusual cruise for me:  A five day Caribbean cruise sailing out of Miami, Florida on the Celebrity Century. While my cruising with Celebrity Cruise Lines is fairly normal (I have earned Elite state in its Captain’s Club  past passenger program after sailing on

Celebrity Century® Update – (October 24, 2010) – “We continue to be on schedule to complete the repairs in time for Celebrity Century’s next scheduled sailing from Barcelona on October 25. Both of the ship’s rudders were reinstalled last night, and later today, the shipyard will begin flooding the dry

Celebrity Century Update “Celebrity Cruises continues to work on repairs to Celebrity Century’s rudders. The ship sailed as planned from Villefranche to Marseilles, where she is currently in wet dock. While the ship has been alongside in Marseilles, divers from the United States, Canada and France have been working tirelessly