This private built residence turned museum was amazing. I think I finally convinced Justin into a limestone exterior for our dream home. I loved his tea house on the mangroves and the love he had for his gardens. The Italian/roman style "bath" will have to be a must for us too.

We started with a land tour around the pink house of commons. Pink was the cheapest paint back in the day, so now all government buildings are pink and law enforcement buildings are a pastel green. Next, to the water tower and the old Fort Fincastle. The water tower used to supply the entire capital with fresh water. Now they pump it from another one of their 700 islands and ship it to the other islands. They have and island that is completely pink sand and another that is illegal for any human to step foot on because it's the laying grounds for the green sea turtles. (Turtle Island) 

Daredevils peak is 135 ft high and about a 20 sec ride down twisting around the whole tower. It was crazy fun, especially with my new found aqua ear plugs. I was able to have fun for the first time in a long time at a waterpark without the pain of water logged ears and headaches for 2 days after. 

The massive chandelier and open 3 levels of dining gave a majestic vibe. They say its a throw back to the glory days of cruise ships and I definitely agree. The class and vibe are on a different level in there. We again had a 3 course meal and steak.

The amount of restaurants and bars is incredible. The scale of everything, so huge, a massive resort and the entertainment around the clock but on the water.... insane. 

Justin wanted to watch the ship pull way from port and man was it worth it. We pulled right past the Miami Beach. The whole beach stretches' for miles and is lined with skyscrapers. Gorgeous!