
Our ship, in the rain. We made it across the pier before it really started to pour! After the rain stopped, we walked into town and boarded Jeep Wranglers. We drove out to a cenote called Chaak Tun, a cave with lots of stalactites and stalagmites and a beautiful underground lake that was sacred to the Mayans. We made our way through the jungle, down stairs and into the cave...

We all had to wear hard hats because parts of the cave were low and narrow. It was really fun walking through it all to get to the water area. It was very dark in there so our pictures are all rather dark too, but here are a few to help give you an idea of what it was like. The water was crystal clear and cold, but I had to go in anyway. It was a lot of fun!
The guide took us deep inside the cavern. We saw a lot of fossils and fish swimming around us. It was a very unique experience!

Nick on his way through the cave

After our tour of the cave, we jumped back into the Jeeps for a drive further down the coast. This area is known as the Mayan Riviera. It's gorgeous and full of history! The main reason we selected this particular cruise was to see some Mayan ruins.
Nick loved driving the Jeep. He just wished there had been more off roading! :)
We arrived at a beautiful beach and enjoyed a Mexican buffet lunch. Quite healthy too...lots of veggies and fruit in addition to mahi mahi tacos. Yummy!!




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