Cabo San Lucas

In Cabo San Lucas (our fourth stop) we went snorkeling. All seven of us went. Yes, even Carter. He didn't snorkel though. We got a few looks and stares and could hear people under their breath wondering why you would bring a baby on a catamaran. We each took turns snorkeling and and it turned out just fine. The water in Cabo was sooo cold. Although, once you were in for about 60 seconds your body seemed to adjust and it wasn't too bad. Carter snuggled right up to Grandma and had a nap on the catamaran. He was a champ throughout the entire cruise. This was probably my favorite stop. Katie and I decided that a week in Cabo would be just fine with us.

Our first day on the ship

We thought that with the rooms being pitch black Carter would sleep so well. That theory proved to be entirely false. Our first morning we were awake to see the sunrise! Here are a couple pics of the lifeless ship at 5:45 am. (Thank you Carter.) There were a couple of these life sized chess boards that were pretty neat and there were two water slides.

We ate at the restaurant called Versailles. It was really nice. The restaurant was at the very back of the boat so we had a beautiful ocean view.

That night we went to the Stardus Theater to watch Murray the Magician (in blue). The guy in the black is Ricky our Cruise Director from Jamaica. Carter is in his pajamas becuase he is supposed to be sleeping. (Rember you can click on any image to enlarge it.)

Cruisin'

When you think of a Mexican Riviera Cruise you think of blankets, jackets, and sweatshirts, right?









The first day leaving out of LA was really windy and cold. The further south we went the warmer it got. Though it never seemed to get too hot. There was always a light breeze which was nice. Especially since we had Carter.