TENDERING IN BELIZE
(the water was too shallow for the ship to dock, so the workers from Belize with their boats came out to the ship and picked us up to take us into their village)
(the water was too shallow for the ship to dock, so the workers from Belize with their boats came out to the ship and picked us up to take us into their village)
PUTTING SUNSCREEN ON THE KIDS AND OURSELVES BEFORE LEAVING ON ANOTHER BOAT (TAXI) TO CAYE CAULKER FOR LUNCH, BUT BEFORE LUNCH WE WILL
BE SNORKELING IN A COUPLE OF SPOTS
BE SNORKELING IN A COUPLE OF SPOTS
READY FOR OUR BOAT RIDE
WINDING AROUND VERY SMALL ISLANDS
TOO WINDY!
IN THE BACK GROUND YOU CAN SEE A TINY ISLAND WHERE PEOPLE ARE DROPPED OFF TO FISH, THERE ARE ALSO FISHING HUTS BUILT ON STILTS
IN THE MIDDLE OF THE OCEAN
IN THE MIDDLE OF THE OCEAN
(we passed several of them)
WE WENT TO TWO DIFFERENT SNORKELING SPOTS
THIS WAS THE FIRST WERE WE SNORKELED BY A CORAL REEF
OUR SECOND SPOT WHICH WAS EVEN MORE ADVENTEROUS WAS A PLACE THAT WE COULD SNORKEL AMONG THE SHARKS AND STING RAYS
LUNCH ON CAYE CAULKER
WHERE WE ATE LUNCH
MAIN STREET CAYE CAULKER
ONE OF THE WORKERS ON OUR BOAT
HEADING BACK TO THE SHIP
ANOTHER FORMAL NIGHT ON OUR CRUISE
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