Tuesday, February 26, 2019

Day – 6 – February 26 - Spring Miami-Cuba - 2019


Day – 6 – February 26

We have arrived in Costa Maya, Mexico today.  This is part of the Mexico region that is just south of Cancun and goes to the Belize border.

The port is a made for the tourist port and we walked right through it to the exit gate, and went outside the tourist village and rented a golf cart to go into the real town.

We first drove about 20 minutes to get to town and then drove to the other end where all of the hotels and beaches are.  We parked the golf cart and walked and walked and of course we found some “stuff” that we just had to have.

On the way back we stopped at a local restaurant because the smell of food was so great.  The pictures show the restaurant, the cook and Barb eating something – and it was so good, we had two of them and our bill was $4.  We haveno idea what we had to eat!!

Next was a stop at a Tequila factory where we had a tasting that consisted of 11 ½ shots of their different Tequilas.  YES - it was FUN!!
 
The price per bottle was from $60 for the non-aged bottle to $250 to the bottle that had been aged for 18 years in French barrels!

We tasted, enjoy a lot but didn’t buy any!!

Back on the ship we changed into our swimming suits and spend a couple of hours out in the sun until we felt that we had been out long enough – the weather was again a perfect day.


The production show was one that we had seen before so we went for just a bit and then left to walk around and people watch until dinner.

We had asked that our group be moved to a table that was quieter and the new table was perfect as we could all hear each other.

Then it was time for the casino where Barb lost a little and Ed had a big win.

It was a really fun day andnow it is time to say goodnight!!

Tomorrow is Cozumel

Good night


Leaving for the port

Our golf cart for the day

Guess what she bought

Barb's new best friend

The cooks and the kitchen for lunch

Lunch

1 of 11 1/2 shots

Yes - we tasted them all!!


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