We just received our COVID test results and we are NEGATIVE!!   Yay!!  Whoopee!! And yes, I'm smiling!!  We are at the Renaissance Concourse Atlanta Hotel, right at the end of the runway (that's a DELTA jet in the background!)  

Our room is ready so we'll close for today.  We fly out early tomorrow for San Diego and 


we are finally going to do this after being canceled since the COVID onset.  Our itinerary is below.  We'll keep y'all posted as we complete this final leg of the South Pacific islands that we started out of Brisbane, Australia in December, 2012!!

ITINERARY


27FEB22  Sail from San Diego, California, US

28FEB22   Avalon, California, US (Catalina Island)

01MAR22  Sea Day
02MAR22  Sea Day
03MAR22  Sea Day
04MAR22  Sea Day
05MAR22  Sea Day

06MAR22  Honolulu, Hawaii, US  Overnight

07MAR22  Honolulu, Hawaii, US

08MAR22  Kahului, Maui, US

09MAR22  Hilo, Hawaii, US

09MAR22  Scenic cruising Kilauea Volcano

10MAR22  Kona, Hawaii, US

11MAR22  Cross International Dateline  Cruising Only

13MAR22  Sea Day
14MAR22  Sea Day
15MAR22  Sea Day

16MAR22  Cross International Dateline  Cruising Only
16MAR22  Sea Day

17MAR22  Raiatea, Society Islands, French Polynesia Overnight

18MAR22  Raiatea, Society Islands, French Polynesia

19MAR22  Bora Bora, French Polynesia  Overnight 

20MAR22  Bora Bora, French Polynesia

21MAR22  Bahia d Opunoha, Moorea, French Pol

21MAR22  Tahiti, Papeete, French Polynesia  Overnight

22MAR22  Tahiti, Papeete, French Polynesia

23MAR22  Fakarava, Tuamotu, French Polynesia

24MAR22  Sea Day

25MAR22  Tahuata, French Polynesia

26MAR22  Taiohae, Nuku Hiva, French Polynesia

27MAR22  Sea Day
28MAR22  Sea Day

29MAR22  Crossing the Equator  Cruising Only

30MAR22  Sea Day
31MAR22  Sea Day
01APR22  Sea Day
02APR22  Sea Day

03APR22  Debark Ship San Diego, California, US

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  1. ReneeFebruary 25, 2022 at 5:21 PM

    So glad it is finally happening! It's been a long time coming! You guys look great! Happy to be along for the ride!

    Renee

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