My first born daughter and her husband celebrated their twentieth anniversary on a week long cruise to Mexico and Honduras. They were on a Royal Caribbean Lines ship, though I do not know the name of the boat. This was their first cruise and they loved it. They did not take the standard excursions, choosing to explore other options. I turned out wonderfully. One day they snorkeled, but they will never do that again, because the next day they went diving for the first time and fell in love with it!
They were all smiles when they got home yesterday.
My bride and I just returned from our cruise to Cozumel. We were celebrating our fortieth anniversary, so we wanted to be treated well. The Carnival crew on the Ecstasy were very accommodating and we had a wonderful time. We ate so much, as on any cruise. We even skipped both midnight buffets.
Our shore excursion was to see the Mayan ruins at Tulum. That was an eye opening experience as to the culture and advancements the Mayans had made. There was a bit of walking that might put others off, and the trip feom the ship to the site required a ferry ride of half an hour, plus a bus ride of forty five minutes. That made it so we had less than three hours to take in the attractions of the archeological stie.
I won the trivia challenge on the ship. It was really a goofy little test, but I guess I know more stupid things than the others who participated!
