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Good morning. The Captain just announced we are going to be 30-60 minutes late arriving in Cozumel. Here are the views from my balcony.
Here is today’s schedule of events.
There’s just one in the coffee line. A few in the pick up line.
I’m trying the butter pecan latte.
Anytime there’s a…
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Good morning from Cozumel!
We are docked next to the Arcadia from Carnival Corp’s P&O fleet in England.
Carnival Pride is coming in now.
Here is today’s schedule of events.
I headed down to Bar 820 for a mocha.
They have a little breakfast buffet in the Pig & Anchor if you…
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I booked the Mayan Ball Game, Mexican Show & Lunch excursion through Carnival for a couple of reasons. First off I had a lot of onboard credit on this particular cruise. Secondly I have visited quite a few Mayan ruins sites and I’ve always been interested in their ball…
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Good Morning! The way Carnival Ecstasy peeled away yesterday I thought she was going to some far away place. I sure was surprised to see her sitting in Cozumel this morning.
When I woke up I saw we were about to dock on the TV–Well not on the TV….
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My primary motivation for booking this tour was to get to the San Gervasio Mayan ruins. I saw the taco lunch and getting to stop at a spot I haven’t been to on the east side of the island as bonuses.
I booked this tour on the ship on the…
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The Mayan ruins of San Gervasio on the Island of Cozumel are small but significant. San Gervasio was home to an important religious center where Mayans would come to worship Ix Chel who was known as the goddess of fertility. That made the Island of Cozumel and San Gervasio…
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Good morning! So far this is the only time I use this window. In the interior room I would’ve put the ship cam on the TV to see if it was light outside. I’m really only in the room to sleep and shower. You have to keep the…
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Booking
I actually booked Vista four times during the cruise shutdown. All were canceled. I booked it then because I knew Vista would be one of the first ships to return to service and because it’s an easy drive for me to Galveston. That would allow me to avoid having…
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The ancient city of Tulum is uniquely situated on the water and closed off by a limestone wall on the other three sides. Tulum was once home to 1,500 Mayans and served as the major shipping port for the much larger city of Coba. If you are in Cancun…
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The ancient city of Coba once covered a 70 kilometer area and was home to over 55,000 Mayans. The archaeological zone is only about two kilometers. It consists of several areas connected by the Mayan highway and includes the second tallest temple in the Mayan world.
Coba is located approximately…
