After a day in Aruba’s Renaissance Resort and Casino, we boarded the Seabourn Legend for a seven day cruise of the Antilles. We spent a short day in Aruba, Curacao, at sea, Grenadine Islands, St. Lucia, Dominica, Nevis (StKitts/Nevis) and St. Maarten. A full day at sea is when you spend sunning, reading, are bored to tears, become familiar with the ship, spend many painful hours wishing you were at home, or some of each. The Legend is a small ship by today’s standards with about 200 passengers. It features only suites for the guests with spacious sleeping/living areas, a bathroom large enough for two persons, and double doors onto a balcony that is too small for a chair. The food was equal to or better than the very best we have ever had.
The following pictures feature the shipboard amenities and the activities one may choose when at sea.
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- Legend in Curacao
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- Legend deck diagram
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- Antilles islands
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- Antilles rising
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- Sun deck 7
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- Sky bar deck 8
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- Sail away party
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- Stern view from Sky Bar
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- Colors on the mast
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- Track for walkers
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- Hanging out at the bar
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- Restaurant on stern
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- Chow down in fresh air
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- Legend’s pool with ladder
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- Colors aft
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- The club piano bar
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- Midnight sun in the bow
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- One messy suite
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- Classical guitarist deck-side
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- Bow wake starboard side
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- Birds in flight
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- Love the ship’s turbulence
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- Heavy squall at sea
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- Tender going ashore
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- Legend’s stern bay
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- Starboard loading
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- Riding the tender
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- Tender aft
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- Sailors everywhere
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- Sailors without sails
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- Placid sunset at sea
