Sunrise and Sunset

[sunshine37922]

Once I am on the ship...how can i find out the exact times of sunrise and sunset depending on my location?

[penny3333]

Watch the ship's channel on the tv in your room.

[tncruiseman]

They also print sunrise and sunset times in the daily Capers newsletter. They didn't have the "voyage channel" on Holiday and we missed having it, not enough to get bent over about though!

[sunshine37922]

I realize I am asking some pretty random questions, but I'm so darn excited that everything that comes to mind I have to ask We leave in less than 2 weeks!

[tncruiseman]

Ask away! That is part of the fun too!!!!

[Desiree00]

We checked the newsletter they gave us each day, they leave one in your room when they turn your bed down for the night. But make sure you get there about 10-15 minutes before it sets- otherwise you might miss the prettiest part!
The last night we saw an awesome sunset aboard the ship-

http://www.flickr.com/photos/8062082@N03/479900839/

[carlg]

Nothing quite like a sunrise or sunset at sea! You will enjoy for sure!

[PA Steve Rocky Mount]

The other way to tell is look outside your cabin window...when it's dark that sunset...when it's light, thats sunrise.

[Nica]

See if this helps you out.
http://www.sunrisesunset.com/

[DaddyFTO]

I agree with carig. I'm an early riser and I love to grab a coffee and head up front to an upper deck and watch the sun come up. Extra special when your coming into an island!
Might just do that in a couple of days1

Giddy up

DaddyFTO