What's Included
Your one inclusive cruise price includes:
• Standard Cruise Services
• eXclusive Alumni Cruises Services
• Conference Sessions
• Adult Sessions
• Family Sessions
Standard
Cruise Services
All
services that Royal Caribbean provides on their cruises
are included.
Almost everything is taken care of - your
accommodations, gourmet meals in dining rooms and cafés,
and snacks throughout the day. All activities including
an amazing fitness center, entertainment and the
award-winning
Adventure Ocean® Youth Program are all included.
Even 24-hour room service is included.
To
learn more
click
here to go to the RCL website for more details
Please note
If you were to book with any other
Agency, or direct with Royal Caribbean everything listed
below is NOT included.
eXclusive Alumni Cruises Services
Conference Sessions
Click here
for information on the Conference Sessions
Adult
Sessions
Mom's Afternoon at the Solarium
Join
your host, Dayna Martin, and other Radical
Unschooling Moms and relax at the Solarium for
two-hours one afternoon, for joyful relaxation,
discussion and a couple of cool drinks served to you
in the Hot Tub.
Dad's Night at the Casino Royale
Join your host, Joe Martin, and other Radically-cool
Dads for two-hours one evening, at the Casino
Royale for discussion or just to hang out.
Family
Sessions
These sessions are open to the entire family and are geared
towards children and teens of all ages.
Onboard
Informational Sessions about Bermuda* - Plants & Wildlife
will cover the following
Bermuda's ecology:
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Invasive plant species
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Sustainable living resources
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Introduction of local species
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Extinction risk to well known local species:
whistling frog, cahow, eastern blue bird, Bermuda
cedar
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Threats to ecology:
Invasive species
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Development
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Pollution
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Habitat destruction
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Lack of awareness
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Onboard Informational Sessions about Bermuda* -
History of Bermuda & Current Events
will cover the following
An example of colonization by the United Kingdom:
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Overview of the colonization of islands by the UK,
Spain, US and other countries.
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How does a colonized region sustain and how are
government relations maintained
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Early years of colonization:
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Natural
resources for trade
Current political climate:
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Independence
initiatives from 1968 to present
Current government structure:
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Review of role of Queen, Governor and Parliament
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Structure and need of parish system
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Current economy and facts:
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International relations
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Demographic information
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Onboard
Informational Sessions about Bermuda*
may include the following
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Scavenger Hunt
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Group Project
Unschooling
Adventure Quest
each family will have the option of completing the
“Unschooling Adventure Quest”
Quest: A search or pursuit made in order to find or
obtain something.
The “Unschooling Adventure Quest” is an interactive
adventure that will take place on the island of Bermuda.
Each family will be provided a list of clues, hints and
questions and they will embark on an excursion that will
require creativity, problem solving and teamwork. The
“Unschooling Adventure Quest” will provide families with an
opportunity to connect with and experience some local
culture and will make memories for a lifetime.
Unschooling Adventure
Star-Gazing Slumber Party
get your blankets out!!!
We will
gather on deck under nothing but the moonlight and the
stars. One of the most amazing sights in the world is
to gaze at the stars in the middle of the ocean, and what
better opportunity to observe about out solar system,
planets and stars.......
Activities in Bermuda - On your own....
These activities/places of interest are available to you on
the island of Bermuda (Please note that the following is not
part of the Cruise package, but we list these here for your
use as an option for self-study)
Bermuda
Aquarium, Museum and Zoo
Bermuda Natural History Museum
Bermuda
Audubon Society
Bermuda
Biological Station for Research
Bermuda
Underwater Exploration Institute
Nonsuch Island ("living museum", native trees and
plants, birds)
Harrington Sound (corals, sea cucumbers, conchs, sea
urchins, algae)
Whalebone Bay (geology, dunes, dead cedars, three
geological period formations, active aeolianite quarry,
birds)
Tobacco Bay (snorkeling)
South Shore boiler reefs (fish, corals)
North Rock (fish, corals)
Spittal Pond (rocky shore, three geologic formations
visible, bird sanctuary)
Paget Marsh (last prehistoric area on Island, with
ancient cedars, palmettos, and some introduced water forms)
Walsingham Pond and caves (mangroves, cave exploration,
calcite crystals, layers)
Devonshire Bay (fish identification)
Railway trail at Shelly Bay (tide pools, fish i.d.,
anemones, corals on sunken road)
Shelly Bay nature reserve (mangroves)
Bermuda Links
- Reference
Bermuda Tourism
Bermuda World Fact book
Bermuda Government
Bermuda Chamber of Commerce
Services are subject to change without notice, restrictions
may apply and services for each cruise will be finalized
onboard the cruise.
