Day 9 is disembarkation.
Contrary to the fiasco of boarding, disembarkation is much smoother. We had breakfast in the room, and then (tracking my wife driving to come and get us) we then told the bulter (Putu) we were ready to leave. He had the lift on a key (as he says, otherwise, it is 15 minute wait!), and he helped with luggage escorting us past the queue to leave. We were then escorted by the concierge (Omar) out to the gangplank where we jumped the whole queue. We then moved quite quickly through the port and out to pick up area as my wife pulled up - perfect timing and no need for short stay car park!
I did do a bit more video of the suite, and have made a video tour...
P.S. The fluid tripod head is on order now :-)
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I noticed on the web site for the cruise line that the Owner's Suite is far smaller than the one you were in. Weird.
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