Showing posts with label mexico. Show all posts
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Friday, February 14, 2020

Final Stop: Cozumel

Our final port was at Cozumel and we decided to do a tour of the ruins and then snorkel for a little while. Most of the group did a catamaran snorkel tour but after my experience last time we did one of those, I wasn't too excited about feeling seasick all day, so we opted for something more land based.

It was beautiful and fun to hear the stories of the area. And so fun to find the iguanas everywhere.

We saw a lot of these guys.

Then, we went to see the lighthouse.

I will never get tired of this turquoise water.

It's been such a great week.


The water was pretty clear--good for snorkeling.

We didn't have any types of underwater camera, but got to see a lot of pretty fish just off the shore.

The snorkeling was part of a park that included some paths through the garden and animals.

Our tour guy was awesome. We appreciated everything he took us to see.

It's been fun, Cozumel.

Saturday, May 3, 2008

Our Week of Relaxation



Just a few pictures from our fantastic week. This was the perfect graduation celebration.


We met up with old friends and had a delicious dinner at Cafe Sevilla in Long Beach the night before we boarded the ship. Lounged by the pool for hours drinking virgin pina coladas and reading
Ate WAY too much food all week long (which didn't really go too well with all the lounging by the pool, but its just too hard to resist eating 7 meals a day when its all right there and you don't have to cook or do the dishes).
Had a beautiful day in San Diego (sorry for not letting anyone know--we figured we were supposed to be relaxing on a cruise, so even though one of the ports was home sweet home, we decided to play tourists for the afternoon.)
Got dressed up for dinners and shows
And were pampered and well cared-for all week.
It really did make it easier to come home and want to take care of those two little people who we serve 24/7. We missed them. Although we were very appreciative of how simple it is to travel kidless as we watched other families playing the games we usually play in the airport and at dinner. And when we woke up at 9, we weren't complaining.


Thank you, Grandmas, for making this week possible!