Mexican Cruise Day 3: Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

Our third day of the cruise was our first shore excursion! Everyone was excited to see a little bit of Cabo San Lucas.

We went on a semi sub. The bottom half of the boat had a bunch of windows underwater where we could look out at the fish. The top half had plenty of seating where we could sit and look out as they gave us a tour of the islands.

While I did enjoy the excursion I don't think it was worth the money. We weren't able to see many fish and it only lasted an hour. We did get some nice pictures though.

After the excursion we stopped around for a bit. Jake got a really nice marble chess set and a solid wood eagle. I got myself a dish that is the perfect size for chips, salsa, and guacamole.

After we got back on the ship Jake and I went to the serenity deck and relaxed a bit before supper.

I loved having dinner in the main dining room because they were able to make all my meals meat, dairy, and egg free! They even made me a lava cake that was delicious. Our head waiter, Iputu, was amazing as well. He had my drink order memorized and had it sent out before I could even order. Amazing service!

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