Grandma Bert's great photo of the Coral Princess.

Grandma and Grandpa were aboard the Coral Princess about 2 minutes after this picture was taken.

Grandma and Grandpa's cabin, a mini-suite (a fancy name for a slightly larger cabin with a balcony)

Looking into cabin B223.

View of cabin B223 from the balcony door.

There was plenty of closet space and a lot of hangars.

Grandma Bert in cabin B223.

The bathroom on the Coral Princess was smaller than on the two Carnival ships on which Grandma and Grandpa had sailed.

The balcony of your grandparents' cabin.

Hills of Cuba are visible in the distance from Grandma and Grandpa's balcony. The ship stayed well away from Cuba while sailing past.

The balloons the ship hung outside Grandma and Grandpa's cabin on their anniversary.

Grandma and Grandpa's cabin steward

Some of the art hanging in the staircases

Some of the art hanging in the staircases

Another style of art hanging in the staircases

Looking down into the atrium toward the purser's desk

The lighting in the atrium gives the impression of starlight.

Looking downard in the atrium from several decks up.

The piano in the atrium. There was music nearly all the time here, a pleasant place to relax.

An interesting sculpture nestled behind the staircase in the atrium.

Elevator in the atrium

Entrance to the main dining room

The purser's desk

Main entrance to the ship's casino

The ship's casino

Where photos were displayed for purchase

The Galaxy Lounge and its large stage

One of several bars aboard the Corel Princess

An elegant corridor on the Coral Princess

One of two carvings that guarded the entrance to the largest, nautically themed lounge on the ship.

The other carving that guarded the entrance to the lounge.

More art work on the ship

Grandma and Grandpa pose in the atrium on one of the formal nights.

Grandpa's view of the dining room the last night aboard

Grandma and Grandpa's waiter with Grandma.

Grandma and Grandpa's assistant waiter with Grandma

The head waiter leads the procession of waiters carrying the fabulous Baked Alaska dessert

Grandma and Grandpa's assistant waiter brings them the Baked Alaska

The fabulous Baked Alaska. A slice is seen on Grandpa's plate.

The indoor swimming pool, for adults only

A better view of the actual Lotus pool itself, for adults only

An interesting view of the Lotus pool below, the glass ceiling above and the funnels which give the appearance of jet engines outside the enclosed pool.

Looking from the other end in the Lotus pool. Can you see Grandma Bert in this picture?

There's Grandma, enjoying the view of the Lotus pool.

The outdoor pool on the Lido deck. Anyone could swim here, but it was never very crowded.

The buffet area on the Lido deck.

Grandma and Grandpa always managed to find a table right at the front of the ship next to the window on the Lido deck. Here, Grandma has finished her luncheon of delicious fruit.

Grandpa has been into the desserts again.

A marvelous fruit display on the Lido deck.

A view of part of the ship's bridge. This is where they sail the ship.

Those things that look like jet engines and the ship's radars

Grandma and Grandpa have been taken prisoner by pirates.