| | The Zaandam in the harbor at Cabo San Lucas |
| | | Zaandam is named for the Zaanstad district of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. |
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| | | The Zaandam is her name ... Rotterdam is her home port. |
| | | The Zaandam has a very nice figure! |
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| | | | Here we see the Zaandam lifting a tender back into position after a day in-port. |
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| | When tendering into port one boards and exits the tenders from this platform |
| | | Here we see a tender offloading and loading passengers. |
| | | Does anyone read Italian!? |
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| | Aaah ... the Zaandam at Half Moon Cay! |
| | | Views from the Promenade Deck Forward |
| | | Looking forward on the Promenade Deck Forward |
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| | The Promenade wraps around the ship. |
| | | Looking aft down the full length of the ship. |
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| | Our stateroom on this cruise was an inside cabin on the Lower Promenade Deck. |
| | | Inside cabins have showers instead of tubs. |
| | | And lots of counter space! |
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| | | Here's our table group on our last formal night. |
| | | Our waiter and assistant waiters on this cruise were excellent. |
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| | And they were great fun. Left to right: Gofar, Yogi, and Reza. |
| | | Here are Reza, a table assistant, with our Wine Steward, Made. |
| | | Another shot of our table group. Taken by Made, our Wine Steard. |
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