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Mr. Sanchos - Cozumel, Mexico
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We have been to Cozumel many, many times! We have been to
beaches, all inclusive resorts, shopped, etc.
This time, we wanted to try an all-inclusive resort with something the
kids would like! Because we missed our
port of call in Grand Cayman, we arrived at the dock in Cozumel an hour
early! We did not pre-book a reservation
to Mr. Sanchos (www.mrsanchos.com), because
you book through a third party. We would
have saved $5 per person, but we thought it was best to check the place out and
then pay there. All of the adults paid
$50 per person for the all-inclusive deal.
For the kids, we decided to ‘pay as you go’. The only down side to that was the kids had
to stay in a section next to us, so we didn’t share food and drinks with them. In the end, it all worked out fine. We started a tab for them, and Hector took
the best care of them. The boys all got the $12 bracelets to play on the floating
water toys.
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| The boys had so much fun playing on the floating water toys!!! |
They loved that part and
spent a lot of time in the water. The highlight
for Kyler and Jason was parasailing.
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| Kyler and Jason fly!!! |
We
made a deal for the two of them, and Jeff and I both got to go in the boat to
take photos. Both the boys were
completely scared! When it was all over,
they said it was the best part of the trip!
I took about 100 pictures to capture the excitement! Great day in Cozumel!
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| Posing in our matching cruise t-shirts! |
*****We had made t-shirts and tanks tops for our group at Carnival Fun Designs (
http://carnival.victorydyo.com/). The prices are very reasonable! You can create all sorts of fun stuff.....can cozies, tote bags, beach towels, etc. They have many cool designs!
Great post!!Thanks for sharing it with us....really needed.The Mexican government established the Cozumel Reefs National Park in the mid nineties, so as to protect the coral reef and the marine life living there. Because tourism is the principal source of income for the island, there are many hotels and restaurants to cater for the tourists and also many shops selling trinkets and souvenirs, especially where the cruise ships dock.playa mia
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