Cruise

In the most recent part of the 2016 Cruise to Mexico trip report, we had enjoyed the first part of our first day at sea.

The setting sun lights up the water and the ship’s walkway during an evening of our recent cruise.

In the most recent part of the 2016 Cruise to Mexico trip report, we had sailed away from Galveston to start our cruise.

In the most recent portion of our 2016 Cruise to Mexico Trip Report, we had boarded the ship.

In the previous portions of our 2016 Cruise to Mexico Trip Report, we had made our plans and driven to Texas.

After the ho-hum introduction to our 2016 Cruise to Mexico trip report and all its blah-blah-blah about what we were doing and why, let’s get on with the actual report.

Note: Before the good stuff from the 2016 Cruise to Mexico Trip Report begins, I thought it was a good idea to present some background information, so that you will know who we are (if you didn’t already) and why we chose to do what we did.

The pool decks of the Carnival Liberty cruise ship are filled with light, but not filled with people, late at night.

Passengers on the Carnival Liberty enjoy the sun and the pool as the ship sails through the Gulf of Mexico on our recent cruise.

The House of Cenote rises above the surroundings at the Mayan city of Tulum in Mexico.