A Night to Forget
“This was our fourth day in Cancun, and up until now, our days have been packed with events. I laughed at the memory of seeing Jill’s color-coded itinerary, charts, and maps for the first time when we landed in Cancun. The itinerary was more than a little ambitious, but Jill was determined to make this week a memorable one.
I thought back to the last three incredible days we’ve had. We had arrived in Cancun Sunday morning full of giggles and excitement. Since then, we’d explored the strip, a...te more than our fair share of delicious fish tacos, and spent hours at Mercado 28, the amazing open market that sold a hodgepodge of local handcrafts, souvenirs, clothes, and food. We had also went on an all-day catamaran snorkeling tour, where we sunbathed on the deck and snorkeled in the turquoise-blue waters that housed fish of various colors. I was pretty sure I saw Nemo and Dory, but the girls didn’t believe me. We had also spent a day visiting Chichen Itza, the large pre-Columbian city built by the Mayans.MoreLess
I thought back to the last three incredible days we’ve had. We had arrived in Cancun Sunday morning full of giggles and excitement. Since then, we’d explored the strip, a...te more than our fair share of delicious fish tacos, and spent hours at Mercado 28, the amazing open market that sold a hodgepodge of local handcrafts, souvenirs, clothes, and food. We had also went on an all-day catamaran snorkeling tour, where we sunbathed on the deck and snorkeled in the turquoise-blue waters that housed fish of various colors. I was pretty sure I saw Nemo and Dory, but the girls didn’t believe me. We had also spent a day visiting Chichen Itza, the large pre-Columbian city built by the Mayans.MoreLess
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