The disembarkation areas of cruise ports are something to see - well-developed infrastructures built to do nothing but disgorge passengers so they can spend money. In many places what they see upon reaching land is a venue very much like a Disney or Sea World park. Beautiful and appealing. However, once passengers leave the safety and security of its borders (sometimes reinforced by tall, thick walls) in a place like Freeport, Nassau or Belize City, a very different world envelopes them with the realities of deep poverty and, at times, crime.
Looking back from within such a venue in Roatan, the sheer size of the ship is startling. How they park these leviathans so gently against the dock never ceases to amaze:
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