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Crowded Rooms? Never! → Too many girls? Definitly Not!

This was my first cruise. I took this trip with 5 ladies. We had a blast! The ship was beautiful. We had an interior room on the 8th floor. I would not recommend squeezing 4 girls into one room (which is what they did). Two people fit in the interior rooms nicely. I have read several bad reviews...

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GoGoTraveler on April 23, 2006 from San Miguel de Cozumel, Mexico

from the travel blog: Ladies Room

Galour

We chose this cruise as our honeymoon, our first real travel adventure, and for the itenerary. We loved it! In comparison to another cruise we've been on, this is our favorite so far. It was a nice older crowd, few children, the ship was clean and nicely decorated. The staff was very helpful and...

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GoGoTraveler on November 14, 2005 from San Miguel de Cozumel, Mexico

from the travel blog: Adored

Silver city Taxco!

Monica really looked forward to this town! It is the silver capital of the world! And i must say, it really lived up to it's name. I have never seen this many silver-shops in my life, it's more silver-shops than cafe's and restaurants x 2! Of course, this is any girls' Paradise :) I bought...

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Flusher on July 16, 2005 from Taxco, Mexico

from the travel blog: Mexico - 2005

Ooooh, diarrhoea

We had to stay in Acapulco for more than 1 day..I got diarrhoea! :( I was stuck in bed for 2 days, while my Monica and Emilie enjoyed the city and the pool area on our hotel. On the third day we managed to get on the bus towards Taxco.

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Flusher on July 13, 2005 from Acapulco de Juarez, Mexico

from the travel blog: Mexico - 2005

Tulum

A two hours trip on a bus heading south to Tulum makes me forget about noisy Cancun and Europe. I'm definitely somewhere else now. Tulum is a small but nice archeological site on the shores or the Caribbean Sea and a good place to recover from the flight. I sleep in a cheap bungalow on the...

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pmontra on July 10, 2005 from Tulum, Mexico

from the travel blog: Mexico 2005

Cancun

Cancun looks like a theme-park. The theme is Mexico but one can hardly believe to be there. I could easily be in the US or in Europe. The prices are the same, the people are the same and the Mexicans are just part of the staff, aren't they? Luckily I'm staying here only one night.

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pmontra on July 9, 2005 from Cancun, Mexico

from the travel blog: Mexico 2005

Hola Acapulco!

After a fabulous week in Ixtapa, we have now travelled 4 hours with bus further south, to Acapulco. I had heard about this town, a populaer holiday destination for Americans in the 70's. The temperature is the same as Ixtapa, about 40 degrees celsius. Acapulco was a big city, much more...

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Flusher on July 9, 2005 from Acapulco de Juarez, Mexico

from the travel blog: Mexico - 2005

Ixtapa, Pacific Ocean - Here we are!

Oh my god! This must be heaven! Just arrived in Ixtapa, a small town 3 hours north of Acapulco, on the pacific coastline of Mexico. When we walked out of the air-conditioned bus, we were met by a WALL of warmth and high humidity! But we loved it! We checked in on a fantastic luxurious...

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Flusher on July 2, 2005 from Ixtapa, Mexico

from the travel blog: Mexico - 2005

Morelia

Just chilling 1 day in Morelia...We also booked a 6 day stay in Ixtapa. This will be our first meeting with the Pacific Ocean...ahhh...looking forward to the beaches :)))

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Flusher on July 1, 2005 from Morelia, Mexico

from the travel blog: Mexico - 2005

On our way to the pacific ocean

Arriving the town of San Miguel, my girlfriend had a stumache. We got a tip from local mexicans to buy a lime and soda-water. She cut the lime in 2 and squeezed out the juice, drank the water and juice. About 15 minutes later, the stumache was gone! San Miguel was a really nice town. Many...

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Flusher on June 28, 2005 from San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

from the travel blog: Mexico - 2005

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