So you’ve booked your cruise and you’re ready to roll. You may be wondering “where to eat?” No worries. If traveling aboard the Paul Gauguin there are many dining options and the menu choices are great. Here are my recommendations. First, try Le Grill, located on the top deck; you will probably want to make reservations for an evening dinner. The atmosphere is laid back, and it’s open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I ate breakfast here every morning. They offer breakfast buffet-style with made-to-order hot items.
What better way to drink in Sydney than while cruising the Sydney Harbour, and what better way to do that than by relaxing on a yacht … and that’s exactly what I did the day after I arrived in Sydney. And did I ever need it. I was still adjusting to my 24 hours of flying from the states to Australia from the day before, and I wasn’t exactly happy about my early wake-up call. But once I got some fresh ocean air, I changed my mind. 
As my Caribbean adventure continues … I gain another stamp in my passport! The first time I went to St. Barts was via a cigarette boat one afternoon while I was staying in St. Martin. This was one small, fast boat. I’ve always thought of St. Barts as a playground to the rich and the famous, a place where they take their yachts and sail around all day. Well, there were several huge yachts there, trust me on that!