Well laid out room with plenty of storage for 2 people.

Great walking tour to taste various foods, and interesting to see the Art Deco  architecture.

Snorkeling area was in shallow (4 ft. deep) water, and wind/waves made it rough enough that my wife gave up after only 10 minutes.  This outing would be more suited th families with younger children.

Tour guide was informative, and the places we visited were OK, but it was way too hot/humid to really enjoy it.  Guess it's what happens so close to the Equator.

This was a very good excursion,  We manged to see 3 of the 5 native species of monkeys in Panama, as well as a Kite (like a falcon but over water), and a small caiman (like an alligator) sunning itself.

Cruise personnel put us on wrong bus. By time we figured it out we were already on way to ruins.  As we've seen both Chichen Itza, and Tulum ruins, this was underwhelming.

Had to take a taxi to get to this, but turned out to be a great excursion,  We snorkeled in 4 different spots, and got some cold Corona beer on ride back to port.   Once let off, we walked back to our ship (had a nice lunch on a good local restaurant), which took us about 1/2 hr.

Even though we've read mixed reviews of this line, we decided to try it ourselves.4) some of the mixed drinks did not taste like what we were used to, and in some of my wife's drinks, the Mint leaves were going brown.

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