The plan was for the Silver Moon to anchor off Sorrento from the middle of one day until 18:00 on the next. The forecast of increasing swell and winds led the Captain to decide that the tender service would be unsafe on the afternoon of the second day and he would move the ship in the middle of the morning. So the tender service on the second day was really only for the use of guests doing excursions, after which they would be taken by bus to Naples, where Silver Moon would be docked.
On the first afternoon, Silver Dawn, the newest ship, was also
anchored off Sorrento. There were announcements about its presence from the
Captain and from the Cruise Director. But on the tender from the Silver Moon to
Sorrento, some guests were amazed to spot the Silver Dawn for the first time. A
member of the crew on the Silver Moon tender talked to them about it and they
then asked him which of the ships he worked on!!
Sorrento is full of yellow because they grow lemons in the
area. In particular, a bright yellow t-shirt with: ‘If life gives you lemons,
make lemoncello’.
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