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Our club participates in quality ballroom dance Competitions, Trips and other Events.


Dance Cruises	Rising Star/Newcomers Ball	New Club forming

2007 Dance Cruise

5 Night Western Caribbean Cruise

As you watch another perfect sunset weave a tapestry of lavender, gold and fuchsia, you marvel at the many sights and sounds that await you. Exotic, neon-striped fish. Native arts handcrafted from the island's resources. Lush mountain-tops with shaggy green heads rising above fog shrouded shoulders. A flock of wild parrots in a burst of flight. Island rhythms drift across the harbor, as the lights of the village twinkle like tiny fireflies on the hillside. You never knew there were this many sides to the Caribbean. You never knew there were this many shades of blue.

Enchantment of the Seas
After the ship version of an "extreme makeover" in early 2005, Enchantment of the Seas is fully refurbished and brimming with exciting new features. Bungee trampolines, suspension bridges and an expanded Pool Deck will please adventurous guests, and the interactive Splash Deck is a great spot for kids to get soaked. Enjoy Boleros, our new Latin-themed lounge; work up a sweat in the fitness facilities; and then cool down with a cone from Ben & Jerry's. Enchantment of the Seas is more, well... enchanting, than ever!

One of Royal Caribbean's newest ships. Some of the features included are: dramatic two-story dining room with breathtaking windows and sweeping staircase. We have a main seating for dinner at 6:30 p.m and later seating at 8:30. Two swimming pools and six whirlpools. A retractable glass canopy over the Indian theme solarium spa and pool. An invigorating two-story spa and work-out area with the latest in fitness classes and machines. Our ship shape program offers many exciting pulse-racing choices: low and high impact aerobics, jogging track on deck, step and stretch classes, free weights, lifecycle, treadmill and other cardio machines. The shipshape spa offers massages, mudbaths, sauna, steamroom and whirlpool, aromatherapy, full service beauty salon.

A perfect island retreat for our passengers. Beautiful, unspoiled beaches and private coves. Water sports of all kinds: swimming, snorkeling and rafting. Sailing and paddle boats. Beach parties and barbecues. Limbo contests and games. Our casino royal is always a good bet for your evening's entertainment. And if you do not know a royal flush from a full house we'll even give you lessons. All types of gaming tables: roulettes, craps, Caribbean stud poker. We recruit professional performers from some of the best-known stages on land. Which is why our shows easily rival anything you may see on land. Except here you don't have to wait in line for tickets or struggle to find a parking space. Broadway-style revues, Musicals, Stand-up comics, Specialty acts, Guest talent shows, Special onboard events: '50s/'60s night, karaoke sing-along, Country and Western jamboree, passenger talent show and masquerade parade.

Most of the population of the Cayman islands live on the 78-square-mile (202 sq km) Grand Cayman, and every day thousands of visitors arrive, many of them on cruise liners, to besiege the narrow streets of the island capital, George Town, and delight in the beautiful beaches. The busy little colonial capital also draws its fair share of wheelers and dealers being a major offshore investment centre with more than 500 banks. The banking business has made Grand Cayman an affluent society, but decadence has not accompanied the wealth. There are no glitzy casinos and wild club venues here, and nudity on the beach is frowned upon. The natural attractions are enough to draw the crowds, however, with the coral reefs, clear waters and sandy beaches offering the chance to try out any watersport imaginable.

Grand Cayman is one of a group of three magnificent tropical islands Christopher Columbus called "Las Tortugas" (the turtles) for the sea creatures he found in the ocean water. The designation did not endure, however, for on later maps the islands were labeled the Caimanau, the Carib Indian word for "crocodile." The name "Caimanas" refers inaccurately to the iguanas native to the islands, which were perhaps at one point mistaken for crocodiles. Among other attractions, visitors to the island will enjoy learning about the turtles, visiting the town of Hell, exploring Seven-Mile Beach and enjoying the undersea world.

The town of Ocho Rios, on Jamaica's north coast, is edged with beautiful white-sand beaches and unbelievable landscapes. Contrary to popular belief, its name does not refer to "eight rivers," the literal Spanish translation. It derives instead from the Spanish word "chorreras," meaning "waterfalls," of which Ocho Rios has many - including the famous and spectacular Dunn's River Falls.

Itinerary Details

10-Nov	Fort Lauderdale, Florida		5:00 PM	Boarding

11-Nov	At Sea

12-Nov	Ocho Rios, Jamaica	8:30 AM	4:30 PM	Docked

13-Nov	George Town, Grand Cayman	7:00 AM	5:00 PM	Tendered

14-Nov	Cruising			Cruising

15-Nov	Fort Lauderdale, Florida	7:00 AM		Departure


Corcovado	Sugarloaf	Ipanema

Rio De Janerio, Brazil - 2007

Rio is one of the most friendliest and beautiful places in the world. Our trip will include some of the most breath taking sights in all the world over. We will be dinning at popular Brazilian restaurants and dancing at unforgettable night spots. We will visit the local dance studios for lessons and a parties.


Tango	Shows	Shopping

Buenos Aries, Argentina- September 2005

Eastern Caribbean - September 2003

Visual Tour- Enchantment Of The Seas

Western Caribbean - October 2, 2004

Our 2003 itinerary features a 5 night Western Caribbean Cruise departing from Ft. Lauderdale with Ochos Rios and Cayman Islands as destinations.

Out on the Town Club new club forming

Dancing at the hot spots in Charlotte with club members.

Competitions and Showcases



	Atlanta in October
	Charlotte in June and December
	Roanoke in November

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