This was the last stop on the cruise. Costa Maya Mexico. It was our least favorite of the stops we made. I will get into why later. It was a really windy day here but memorable.
It amazes me at how massive these cruise ships are!
Jason is one tough guy!
Trolley to get to the shops.
Jason wanted to get a shot of the waves rolling in behind me. The seas were churning!
Entrance to the shops. We decided to take a taxi to the main beach after wandering some of the shops. It was quite the adventure. We saw some pretty crazy living conditions on our way there.
The corner bar.
A view of the town. Jason was getting nostalgic as we were driving because everything reminded him of his mission in Chile. The small town, the run down buildings, the way the people survive. He was in heaven in a sort of way.
The only decent looking tourist spots to stay that we saw. Cute little cabanas!
One of the many mini stores.
The boardwalk of hell. I have never been hassled by so many people for a massage in my life. Not to mention everyone wants you to come in their shop to buy their neat nick knacks. One of the reason's I didn't enjoy this stop was how pushy they were to make a buck.
The beach was so filthy here too. They didn't bother manicuring them. Sea weed and garbage everywhere. If you can tell by the look on my face I wasn't impressed at all.
Getting back on the ship after our adventure of a day. We did haggle with one shop keeper over a dress I wanted for Karlee. She originally wanted $65 bucks for it and I talked her down to $25. I was pretty excited about that. We also got a few souvenirs and t-shirts for a good price too.
Tonight we had a cute little frog on our bed.
We had a one full day on the ship to head back to Florida. We spent the day soaking up the sun and I did a 5k walk for the Susan G. Komen association for breast cancer. We enjoyed every last minute we could on the ship. This was one of the most amazing vacations we have ever been on and I can't wait until I can go again! The next time I would love to take our kids. They would love it!