Our welcome included a small curio city and dancers accompanied by drums which could be heard 10 miles away. Unfortunately we were about 100 feet away and sleeping soundly when the show began celebrating our early morning arrival.

It was quiet in the central city because it was Sunday.

We were however able to find the flea market.

Then off to the mall which was in a converted railway terminal.

Loren opts for the local barber shop.

Donna enjoying the mall. I enjoyed it too because it was quite safe. Almost all the shops were closed.

The commercial and institutional structures were modern and well maintained.

Rugby is the sport here,

Apartment housing out of the city was typical of anywhere in the US.

Here is Donna telling the cab driver what she wants for lunch and how it is to be prepared...NO OIL.

The suburban apartment complexes were lovely.

So were the commercial buildings.

The mall was as nice as any we had been to anywhere on the cruise.

Loren taking a break from Donna's speech to the waiter about how her order is to be prepared. As cool as he is, he couldn't take it any more!!!

The intrepid shoppers on a lunch break.

The mall included mini-bungy jumping/trampolines for kids, rock climbing, roller blading and standing wave surfing.