inside the actual city - small stores & places to eat along the streets
a Flea Market - tents were everywhere in the streets
After walking around for a while, we caught a taxi to a local beach. Again, as with most of Mexico, the beaches are private. You either have to pay to get into the beach or be part of a shore excursion. The nicer beaches in Belize were another boat ride away, so we decided to stay at the closest beach to the city. They had a large pool - which was actually part of the ocean, just bridged off - as well as a zip line over the pool and park, a large water slide, a restaurant and museum.
Once back on the ship, we had to get ready for dinner again. After dinner we went to another show at the theater - a magic show by Rand Woodbury that we all really enjoyed.
Every night, when we got back to our room after dinner or a show, there would be a towel animal. Apparently these towel animals are expected on all Carnival cruises - very cute.
If we were to go back to Belize again, I would like to take a shore excursion across to the other private beaches. I was hoping to do some snorkeling in Belize and apparently that is the only place to do it.
I don't think I've posted any yet, but I took a picture of my feet in the sand and water at every city. No, there are not many pictures of me on our vacation - I enjoy being behind the camera and I don't enjoy very many pictures of myself. : ) I also took several pictures of the food we had (something the comedians made jokes about) as well as all of the towel animals. All of those pictures can be found on our Picasa page.
Day 6 coming soon...
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