The grounds of Rosewood Mayakoba
When you arrive, they take you to your villa's private slip on
one of these boats
Complimentary tequila in the room
Our living area - our personal butler (!) made sure our room stayed
clean. She even slipped a bookmark into a dog-eared page of
Kristin's book and offered to pack for us.
Our private slip and plunge pool
Our stuffed chaperones taking in some rays
On a boat looking for gators, we only found 1 baby
We think we're cool, but we're really not
Before a nice dinner in the main dining room on our last night
Walking down the beach to deliver a package that
some idiot from Kristin's work made us drop off
Swimming with manatees
Manatees love affection
Kristin got some too
A cenote
Cenotes are basically underwater caves and sinkholes
The water is unbelievably clear and gorgeous
You might have to click on this picture to get the full effect,
lots of bats
Dry land through the cave
Snorkeling in a cenote is seriously awesome, and I suggest it to
anyone that goes to Cancun or Playa del Carmen. It was the coolest
thing we did on our trip to Mexico.
Back to the entrance
Kristin underwater
We snorkeled in this strange lagoon with statues everywhere
It is an inland lagoon with a ton of fish
Here are a few hiding
On our last night in Mexico, we stayed in Cancun. This is a dock
at our hotel.
Bird on the dock
Sunset in Cancun
Dock at night
After dinner
