This one port is not worth the time it takes to get there. Our ship took 2 days each way, and had very little to do except sunbathing and bingo. We tried snorkeling, but if you want to see anything neat here you should go diving. It's just too deep otherwise, and being out in the ocean instead of inside a reef make it a rough trip. The sun is extremely powerful and you will get burned, very badly if you're not careful. Regarding the people, they are very nice, but seldom speak English except to negotiate prices of their crafts. The island has no stores, only an open air market where they sell shell or wood crafts they make themselves. You can barter, but honestly, I didn't have the heart. I got a very nice shell bowl for $20. Most necklaces run between $1 and $5. I liked the beach, but this is not a resort, it's a remote island, so don't expect any place to shower. Food is provided by the cruise line, as there is no electricity. The water is not potable, so drink the bottles provided by the ship. While a unique trip, and a pretty beach, I was left with a feeling of remorse and sadness regarding the poverty in which the locals live. I will say that other people really enjoyed themselves, but we can't suntan, so for us, it was not a good stop. Interested in becoming a travel agent? Follow this link to find out more. Home Based Travel Agent