Rob, Sara, Julie, Jaclyn, and me on West Bay Beach in Isla Roatan, Honduras!
Beautiful beach! My favorite photo!
Banana boat...sweet! Secretly I wanted a ride!
Our friend Rob really enjoys taking pictures, and so us girls naturally gave the camera a few smiles!
Carnival beach towels in paradise! Did you know these things cost $22 each? Ridiculous! Man, we got one taken from us while on the deck of the boat. We reported it had been taken while we were going down the slide, yet the lady didn't feel sympathy for us! So naturally Julie did as everyone else does, took someone else's towel. We didn't have to pay $22, nice!
Jaclyn, Sara, and Julie were all dying to get their hands on a coconut! They paid a guy $5 to climb up a palm tree, whip out his machete, hack the top off, and after they drank the juice, he cut it in half for them to eat! I'm not a huge fan of coconuts, but it wasn't too bad! It was a yellow coconut, which our guide claimed is the best!
Hilarious to behold! I had to capture this moment, the ice cream man headed down the beach!
Roatan! Jaclyn, Rob, and I went snorkeling at the cove, went out to the rock, and beyond that to a point. I bet we did about 1.5 miles of snorkeling! Oh I could've stayed in that water all day if I had the chance! We ported in Roatan at 12:00pm and had to head back to the boat at 5:30pm. We hired a taxi driver and a guide to take us from the port to the beach and stay with us to drive us back. It was great! Our driver was 17 years old, I just have the hardest time imagining their lifestyle. It's sad they have to grow up so fast to support themselves and their family! Overall, loved the water and the beach! It was a beautiful beach!
My first sighting of Cozumel, Mexico! I caught the beautiful rays of the sunrise!
I was so amazed at how thick these ropes are, they'd have to be to anchor this massive ship to the port!
Even at the end of the week, I couldn't get over how huge the ship was!
Carnival Valor ported in Cozumel, Mexico!
After porting in Cozumel, we took a taxi ride to the ferry and rode over to mainland Mexico, Playa del Carmen! Our guide met us there and took us for a 30 min van ride to the ruins of Tulum!
It was windy when we came in, but I've heard this beach is beautiful!
I didn't buy any medications, but it was hilarious to look at what they were selling! Everything!
Hey! My favorite part of the picture is the random dog behind me with his tongue out! :)
The entrance to the ruins of Tulum! Beautiful!
We could see handprints on the top of this ruin, it was kind of cool to try and think what the mayans would've been doing all those years ago here! I hope enjoying the warm weather and beautiful water!
This ruin is a corner of the building from the picture above. Can you see the face? On the other corner of the building, was the same face with the eyes closed! I wish I was paying attention to what it meant, oh well! Amazing!
Our guide, who is a Stake President of a singles stake in Cancun, Mexico. He was telling us a bit about the mayan culture and how they lived, yet a iguana attended the lecture and stole the attention! He was so fun to watch and take pictures of, naturally!
Yup, pretty cool, huh! They were everywhere!
I wish I had video of this moment, because just after I snapped this photo, the iguana slithered between the girl and Cameron, who jumped so high! Oh man, it was great!
I'm so glad they decided to build their temple and other buildings near this body of water. Wow, so beautiful!
This area of sand looks out into the ocean and a natural break in the waves. It's amazing that the waves break in the spot they do, allowing the mayans to steer their canoes back through the water to land with no trouble!
Beautiful! Yet, I'll admit, I was pretty bummed that the guy wouldn't move out of my picture. I kept waiting, but if I took it any later, there would've been a million people. So I'll take the one, but hopefully I can photoshop him out!
This Hard Rock Cafe restaurant is "The smallest Hard Rock in the world!" Pretty cool!
After I snapped this photo, the rain came down hard and soaked us while we waited to board the ship! It was hilarious to watch everyone running to the ships, what's a little rain gonna hurt!
The tubes! 
Charlie, our guide, told us this is the "sleeping giant" of Belize! Can you see him?
