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Holland and Belgium River Cruise…
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to go on a European river cruise? I had a preconceived notion thinking this was an old person’s vacation. Although river cruises do attract older people and accommodate those who may have mobility issues, this is definitely not an elderly cruise! I can tell you that this was one of the most fascinating vacations I have ever been on. The AmaStella was our vessel, or ship, and is basically like a floating hotel. Your room is always in the same location on board so no need to pack your bags and change rooms every few days. AmaWaterways offers a variety of cruise itineraries that will keep you interested time and time again. Right now they are celebrating 20 years in business with some amazing prices!
We flew out a day before the cruise and did a little sightseeing in Amsterdam. I highly recommend doing this to get acclimated to the time change. We took a canal cruise which was interesting, but not recommended if you have jet lag! The warm sun made my eyelids heavy and I am sure I missed a thing or two!
Saturday morning we took the Anne Frank Guided Walking Tour which took us through the Jewish Quarter. Our guide, Roza, did a great job telling us about what it was like in Amsterdam during WWII.
One stop was at the Auschwitz Monument. The monument is made of broken mirrors signifying that 'heaven is no longer unbroken since Auschwitz.'
The last stop of the tour was in front of the Frank house where Anne and her family survived for 761 days! Unfortunately we did not get to go in the house, but seeing the outside of the house in person as well as renderings of the inside makes it even more remarkable that they survived there for so long.
Our first stop on the AmaStella was in Utrecht, Amsterdam. In the morning we visited Floriada, the international horticultural exhibition. Castle De Haar, the largest castle in the Netherlands, was where we spent the afternoon.
Castle De Haar was once the private residence of the Van Zuylen family, whose descendants still stay here yearly. The castle also frequently hosted members of the international jet-set with their lavish lifestyle; from Coco Chanel to Roger Moore, they too left their mark on the plush rooms of the most beautiful spot in Utrecht.
Lastly, we had dinner at the chef’s table aboard the beautiful AmaWaterways, AmaStella! A wonderful experience with several passengers in a private dining room. This is available for all guests at least one night on the cruise. Delicious!
It's a good trip when you can't remember what day of the week it is while on vacation! On Tuesday, June 28th we were in Ghent, Belgium! A beautiful and quaint city with so much to offer! Our day started by visiting the St. Bavo Cathedral and the Adoration of the Mystic Lamb. The Ghent Altarpiece, or ‘The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb’ by the Van Eyck brothers, completed in 1432, is recognized worldwide as a great work of art, and one of the most influential paintings ever made. Hubert van Eyck painted part of the Ghent Altarpiece that includes the Mystic Lamb, but was never able to finish it. His younger brother Jan, completed this masterpiece a few years after Hubert’s death.
This church was originally named Saint John the Baptist in 942. The diocese of Ghent was founded in 1559 and the church became St Bavo's Cathedral.
After this, we had free time to explore. We ate waffle fries, bought and tasted some chocolate, visited the smallest bar in Ghent (which used to be a jail) and then off to visit the Gravenstein Castle. The moated castle was built by Count Phillip of Alsace in 1180. I am so impressed with how well these castles have stood the test of time. When I think about how long ago they were built with no modern way of constructing such a large building, it really is amazing!
One of our days was spent at the Battle of the Bulge site. What rich history is here in Belgium! The perspective of this museum is one of great appreciation of the United States and what they did to save their country during World War II. Our tour guide was a walking encyclopedia! He had so much knowledge of World War II and how each country became involved.
The photos below are from the museum, the actual battle field where foxholes still exist, a memorial to the 101st Airborne Division, memorials to honor General Patton and General McAuliffe. The people of Belgium are incredibly grateful to the United States and paid to have these memorials in their country.
Our day in Antwerp was spent participating in a walking tour of the city and ending our time with a Belgium beer tour! We saw the beautiful Cathedral of Our Lady, Steen’s Castle, Grote Market and Brabo Fountain. This particular city paid homage to the Virgin Mary. Citizens from long ago would place a statue of the Virgin Mary on a light post so they would not have to pay taxes! Some statues were elaborate and some very simple, but all placed for the same reason. We ended our day with a beer tour tasting local beers. Some were good, others not so much! After all that beer, I finally found my Belgium waffle! It was delicious!
The last day was in a small beautiful harbor town called Dordrecht. I was in awe of this beautiful community. We walked the city streets learning all about the rich history and sightseeing the amazing homes and businesses. Dordrecht is Holland’s oldest city, being founded in 1220. The last tour of the day was visiting the iconic windmills in Kinderdijk. This small town is known for having the largest concentration of windmills dating back to the 18th century. The first windmill still exists today! What I found so interesting is that the windmills are used to pump water back to the sea to keep the town from flooding. We climbed inside a windmill to see how it works and received some interesting information from a “miller” who is someone who operates the windmill.
If you are now inspired to find an AmaWaterways river cruise that fits your interests, please contact me at laura@vincentvacations.com or 918-645-9524.
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Greece regularly ends up in articles and lists for things such as top destination, top searched country, and most beautiful. But for a first-time visitor to Greece, deciding on which town or island to visit can be overwhelming. Each has its own historical significance and beauty.
Of course, Athens is a must-visit city with the famed Acrop-olis and Parthenon as pictures don't do them justice. And on mainland Greece, you can also see Mount Olympus and Thessaloniki.
Some parts of the country can be reached as a port of call on a cruise. Or you can make your own cruise itinerary by taking advantage of hydrofoil ferries that have routes be-tween the more know islands like Santorini, Mykonos, and Crete. Islands give you a great mix of historical archaeo-logical sites as well as relaxing beaches and unforgettable sunsets.
There is something for every kind of traveler in Greece which is why it deserves to be on every travel bucket list.
Where to visit
Greece is a top destination for many people. It is no wonder why with its creation of the Olympic games, ancient ruins, beautiful islands, and fabulous food. But how do you decide where to visit on a vacation to Greece? Here are eight regions of Greece to help you pick your top options for your next vacation.
Ionian Islands Located west of mainland Greece, the Ionian islands are most known for Corfu and Ithaca. Corfu is a lush green island and has influences from its Venetian, French and British rulers of the past. This is where you want to go for cultural heritage, music and art. Ithaca, though not a typical Greek vacation stop, is most famous for Homer’s Odyssey. You can see Ithaca and how it inspired Homer on a day trip via boat.
Northern Mainland Greece The northern mainland region of Greece is best known for historical and religious connections such as Thessaloniki and Mount Olympus. Thessaloniki is considered a cultural capital and is a popular destination on most Greek vacations where you can enjoy great seafood, beautiful coastlines, and historical experiences like the Byzantine Baths, see a statue of Alexander the Great, and dig into religious history. Mount Olympus is known as the home to the 12 Greek gods in mythology and is also home to beautiful flora and fauna throughout its hiking and trekking trails.
Attica Attica is the birthplace of western civilization rich in history. This region is famous for its archaeological sites and monuments. This region is home to Athens, the capital of Greece, where you can access the Parthenon, Acropolis, Temple of Zeus, and many great museums.
Peloponnese This region is most famous for Corinth and Olympia. Corinth has a rich history of being at the center of many political and religious battles. It was a Roman colony established by Caesar in 44BC and is known to Christians because of Paul’s letters in the New Testament of the Bible. A trip to see the ancient city ruins is worth your time. Olympia, as you likely know, is home of the Olympic games which began in 776BC. Olympia is home to the Temple of Zeus, the Temple of Apollo, and the Archaeological Museum. See where the original games took place and marvel at where the temples of the gods once stood.
Saronic The cluster of islands in the Saronic region are a picturesque image of Greece. Think no cars, island hopping by boat, private coves, and cobblestone pedestrian-only streets. Aegina is the most popular island in this region with its close proximity to Athens on the mainland. It is also home to the famous Aphea Temple, one of three sites in the “holy triangle.” This site is part of an equilateral triangle formed with the Parthenon and the Temple of Poseidon.
Cyclades The Cyclades region is one of the more popular regions for vacationers as this is home to Santorini and Mykonos. But don’t limit yourself to just these well-known islands. There are 33 different islands in this region. Mykonos is known for its luxury holiday experience with both a bustling cosmopolitan city life as well as its breathtaking views of the coast. Santorini has a bit of everything including excellent gastronomy experiences, the famous white buildings with blue rooftops that are the perfect backdrop to unforgettable sunsets, and an active volcano.
Crete Crete is Greece’s largest island and has a bit of everything for the traveler. On this island, you can see ancient archaeological sites, enjoy perfect sandy beaches, and hike through steep gorges. Two of the most popular towns to visit include Chania, the capital town closest to the Samaria Gorge and Heraklion that is home to the Koules fortress.
Dodecanese The Dodecanese islands are the southeastern set of Greek islands. The more popular places to visit in the region include Rhodes, a popular cruise stop for its beaches and gastronomy. Those looking for that perfect Instagram photo will want to include Symi in their travels. This island is known for how its village has such a traditional architecture of two-and three-story stone houses.
So, what kind of Greek experience are you seeking? Do you have visions of that perfect photo with the white buildings with blue rooftops in Santorini? Do you want to see ancient cities and ruins like Athens?
I would love to chat with you about Greece and help you decide on which regions are just right for your next vacation and how to best pair them together.
Top Greek Food to Try
Greek food is something special! Even the most discern-ing traveler can find something that is worth the calories. Here are the top dishes and drinks that are a must try on your next trip to Greece.
Moussaka this is a traditional dish made of spiced meat, usually lamb or beef, cooked in tomato sauce and then layered with fried eggplant and bechamel sauce.
Souvlaki - this popular dish is a marinated meat (chick-en, pork, beef, or lamb) served on a skewer and often eaten with warm pita bread
Tzatziki - a simple dip made with yogurt, dill, cucumber, olive oil, and lemon. This dip is a fantastic addition to any appetizer or main dish.
Choriatiki - this is a Greek salad served with almost ev-ery meal. A classic version of this salad has cucumbers, tomatoes, olives, and feta cheese. It is served with oil and vinegar on the side to accommodate each person's dressing preference.
Kleftiko - a traditional slow-roasted lamb dish that in-fuses lemon, olive oil and garlic.
Spanakopita – A popular savory pie made with spinach, feta cheese, onions, and eggs, all wrapped in layers of crispy phyllo dough. It's perfect as a light snack or an appetizer.
Dolmades – These stuffed grape leaves are often filled with rice, pine nuts, and sometimes ground meat, seasoned with lemon and herbs. A refreshing and satisfying starter!
Top Greek Drinks to Try
Ouzo – This iconic anise-flavored spirit is often enjoyed as an aperitif. When mixed with water, it turns a milky white color and pairs well with meze (small appetizers).
Retsina – A traditional Greek wine that has been flavored with pine resin, giving it a unique and earthy taste. It's perfect for pairing with grilled meats and seafood.
Greek Coffee – Strong, thick, and served with foam on top, Greek coffee is typically enjoyed slowly. Don’t forget to savor the grounds left at the bottom of the cup—it’s all part of the experience!
Metaxa – A smooth amber spirit that blends brandy with muscat wine and a variety of botanicals. It's often sipped neat or over ice as a digestif after a meal.
Mastika – A liqueur made from mastic resin, harvested from the mastic trees on the island of Chios. Its aromatic, slightly sweet flavor is best enjoyed cold.
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Join our family as we review Utopia of the Seas, from Royal Caribbean.
We were on the first sailing of this beautiful ship. It’s the 2nd largest cruise ship in the world.
At a quick glance, it has the largest dry slide at sea, plenty of connecting stateroom options for those traveling together, 21 dining venues, 23 bars, 8 hot tubs, 5 pools, and 3 waterslides, making it a hub for entertainment and relaxation.
Royal Caribbean’s latest ships are split in design, which allows for more open space, more balcony cabins, and more natural light.
One of the areas that takes advantage of this is Central Park, with a lush garden, real trees and plants, spanning over 20,000 square feet.
The Utopia of the Seas features the largest variety of stateroom types of any cruise in the world, offering several unique family-friendly cabins designed to cater to families of many sizes, providing a fun and comfortable cruise experience.
#1 for families: The Ultimate Family Suite
This suite spans two stories, has a slide to travel in between the kids bedrooms down to the living room below and a whirlpool on the balcony.
Sleeps up to 10 guests, with an air hockey table, 85 inch TV, 3 video game consoles, 100 foot Lego wall, and more.
#2 for families: Aqua Theater Suites
These suites are unique as you can watch the shows in the Aqua Theater from the balcony. They sleep up to 8 guests, located in the back of the ship, they have large wraparound balconies that overlook the Aqua Theater, providing a direct view of the performances.
You can watch high-diving and acrobatic performances, including the show 'Aqua 80 Too,' which is a musical tribute to the 1980s.
#3 for families: Crown Loft Suites
Sleeps up to 4 guests, with a 2 story design and a balcony.
Coastal Kitchen restaurant access, concierge services, Suite Sun Deck access, priority embarkation/disembarkation, and more.
#4 for families: Ultra Spacious Ocean View Rooms
These rooms sleep up to 6 guests and feature a master bedroom with a king bed, a second bedroom with two twin beds that convert to a queen, and a double sofa bed in the living room.
- **Large balcony**: The balcony is spacious, perfect for lounging and taking in the ocean views.
The Utopia of the Seas offers a wide range of family-friendly entertainment and activities:
The ship features five pools, including two resort-style pools and one with a sloping beach entry on the top deck, providing plenty of opportunities for families to relax and have fun in the water.
The Wonder Playscape is a thrilling space for kids with slides, climbing walls, puzzles and other interactive features.
The ship's Adventure Ocean Youth Program provides full days of supervised activities and entertainment for kids aged 3 to 11, all complimentary to guests. The Royal Babies and Tots Nursery also offers care for the youngest cruisers for a fee.
Teens will enjoy the swanky hangout with daily programming like disco parties and game nights. The ship also has a Royal Escape Room and laser tag for family fun.
Dining options are plentiful, with over 20 unique venues including the Windjammer buffet, Sorrento's Pizza, and the Southern-inspired Mason Jar restaurant. Family-friendly dining options like My Family Time Dining are also available.
The Ultimate Family Suite offers a sprawling three-bedroom layout that can accommodate up to 10 guests, with amenities like an in-suite cinema, karaoke station, and a two-story slide.
Overall, the Utopia of the Seas is designed to provide an exceptional family vacation experience with a wide range of entertainment and activities for all ages.
Utopia of the Seas is the sixth addition to Royal Caribbean's award-winning Oasis Class fleet. The world's largest ship with the world's best features just got even better.
We were some of the very first guests at the grand opening of Sandals St Vincent.
This was our first trip to the island of St. Vincent. We were blown away by the friendliness and warm hospitality of the locals.
Want to hear our review about this resort and the unique features only offered at Sandals Resort St Vincent? Buckle up.
With the island itself, there are so many experiences to be found on St Vincent. Easily explore nearby islands like Bequia, Canouan, and the Tobago Cays. Due to the marine life, St Vincent is nicknamed the Critter Capital of the Caribbean. And it doesn't stop there. Hike to the island's volcano, fish for conch, visit the headquarters for the Pirates of the Caribbean movie.
Sandals St Vincent has overwater villas, 11 dining options, two that are unique to this location, five bars and one of a kind accommodations.
Flight time from Miami is about 3.5 hours and once on island, the drive to the resort is about 45 minutes.
Some of the resorts top features:
301 rooms and suites tucked away on its own private cove bordered by lush forest and a gently flowing river.
A choice of eleven (11) dining options, three of which are exclusive to Sandals St Vincent.
Sandals first Water Taxi transfers for all Butler Elite guest arrivals.
Sandals first innovative suites featuring separate Media Rooms and Fitness Rooms with equipment.
Sandals first one of a kind Two Story Overwater Villas and Two Bedroom Beachfront Butler Villas.
Located to the south of Saint Lucia and north of Grenada in the Eastern Caribbean, St Vincent is comprised of the main island of St Vincent and a chain of 32 smaller islands known as the Grenadines. Lush and vibrant, pure, and undisturbed, ripe for discovery!
Tucked away on its own private cove and bordered by a lush forest and gently flowing river is Sandals newest all-inclusive resort in St Vincent where you can step off the beaten path and explore the little-known wonder of the Caribbean.
Pure and undisturbed, the island of Saint Vincent is nestled between two seas at the edge of the lesser Antilles its natural beauty untouched and ripe for discovery. The peaceful azure waters, majestic rainforests, and stunning white-sand beaches are a richly colorful backdrop for exciting new experiences.
Stroll along meandering rivers that empty into azure seas. Hike through the rainforest to survey the crater atop La Soufrière. Explore ancient petroglyphs created by long-ago cultures. Or dive into the waters surrounding Anchor Reef to admire the unique black coral found nowhere else. Here among the natural splendor of Sandals St. Vincent, it’s these moments of shared discovery that bring you closer together.
Our Trip Tease podcast, Episode 8, with an overview of our experience at the Sandals St Vincent resort.
ACCOMMODATIONS:
Number of Rooms & Suites: 301
Number of Room Categories: 15
Resort Size: 50 Acres
3 UNIQUE RESTAURANTS
Parisol: Type of Cuisine: Beach Club (Grill) Breakfast (a la Carte): 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Lunch (a la Carte): 12:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Capacity: 90 Dress code: Resort Casual
Buccan: Family Style Type of Cuisine: Local Dinner (a la Carte): 6:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. Capacity: 60 Dress code: Resort Casual (Reservations required)
Gatsu Gatsu (also at Sandals Curacao): Type of Cuisine: Izakaya & Handroll Bar Dinner (a la Carte): 6:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. Capacity: 60 Dress code: Resort Casual
SAILING CAPITAL
When the owner of Sandals, Adam Stewart, first sailed around St. Vincent on the Lady Sandals yacht, he was sold on the resort's location. Due to St Vincent's remote setting of the Eastern Caribbean, this is one of the sailing capitals of the world.
Sandals St Vincent is in a lesser known part of the Eastern Caribbean, which is why boaters love it. Tucked away on its own private cove and bordered by lush forest cliffs, a river, majestic rainforests, stunning white sand beaches are a richly colorful backdrop and provides for a great jumping off point for all your exciting new experiences at Sandals St Vincent.
St Vincent features Sandals first, one of a kind, two-story overwater villas. These offer a true, innovative and luxurious accommodation experience. These exceptional villas are perched above the crystal clear Caribbean waters, providing a unique connection to the natural surroundings. Spacious bedroom with see-through glass floors allowing you to admire the marine life below. And a tranquility soaking tub on the lower level.
The Red Lane Spa at Sandals St Vincent Resort, offers a truly Caribbean spa experience, inspired by the island's natural beauty and traditions. Signature spa treatments like tropical infused skincare, body care treatments and aromatherapy massages that embrace the unique location of St Vincent for weddings. The Red Lane Spa provides bridal packages with services like massages, manicures and pedicures, hair and makeup to help brides look and feel amazing on their big day.
Buccan is a unique dining concept only available at this Sandals. It is an open air family style restaurant featuring the richest local cuisine of Saint Vincent and the islands. It aims to provide an immersive cultural experience by embracing the casual, community oriented nature of St Vincent through its family style, food and service.
The Parisol Restaurant is a beachside dining experience that offers entertainment along with its delectable cuisine. Located on the beach features a variety of dishes showcasing the fresh, local ingredients and flavors of St Vincent and the Caribbean.
BEACHFRONT VILLAS
Just steps from the pristine white sands of Sandals St Vincent's shores, your beachfront villa welcomes you with an oversize patio and private pool, where you can take in the serene ocean views or retreat to your well-appointed 1 or 2 bedroom suites with king sized bed, lavish bathroom and separate media room.
For some cozy downtime with the added indulgence of butler service, this is Caribbean living the way you dreamed it to be.
Ready to book now? Or want to learn more about Sandals St Vincent? Contact our award winning Sandals Resorts travel agency.
BARS: There are nine (9) bars/cocktail lounges Butch’s Island Chophouse Bar 6:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. Gatsu Gatsu Bar 6:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. Three Jewels Rum Bar 4:00 p.m. – 1:00 a.m. Sora 6:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. Beach Bar 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Lobby Bar 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m. Swim-up Pool Bar 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Plaza Bar 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m. Parisol Beach Club Bar 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
THEME NIGHTS & WEEKLY EVENTS: Sundays Big Drum Celebrations Mondays Vincy Sun Tuesdays Movie Under the Stars Wednesdays Island Vibes Plaza Party Thursdays Carnival Celebration Fridays Light Night & Candlelight Concert Saturdays Rhythm Lounge
The map includes all main features and areas of the resort including the dive shop, to the Heart-Shaped Pool, to the Rum Bar!
LAND SPORTS: Volleyball Board Games Shuffle Board Bocce Ball Pool Croquet Cricket Table Tennis Chess Board
WATERSPORTS: Scuba Diving - Certified Divers Two (2) free dives per day – Certification Card must be produced. Discover Scuba Diving (DSD) - Available for beginners at an additional fee. International Certification also available at an additional fee. Glass Bottom Boat Sailing Paddleboards Waterskiing Hobie Cats Snorkeling PADI® Scuba Diving Scuba Diving Kayaking Wakeboarding Snuba Knee boarding Open Daily: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
POOLS & WHIRLPOOLS: Four (4) Freshwater Pools, and Two (2) Whirlpools
Ready to book now? Or want to learn more about Sandals St Vincent? Contact our award winning Sandals Resorts travel agency.