Thursday, September 2, 2010

Cabo San Lucas, Mexico- Dolphins & More


We went swimming with the Dolphins. Jason was sweet enough to come along with me on this one even though he has already done it. It is something I have always wanted to do and can now finally say I have done it! It was short, but very fun. The dolphin kissed me, danced with me, spit water on my face (ew!), and gave me a ride on his tummy. Our dolphins name was Monet and only spoke spanish. Monet was unfortunately not bilingual, but gave us a great time anyway.
We weren't allowed to take any pictures whatsoever (so you buy the ones they take of you for $250), so this was our only shot of a dolphin through a thick glass bubble.

This was as close as we could get with our cameras which doesn't even allow any dolphins to be seen. The water falling was their overflow water behind us.



Cabo Wabo and the Giggling Marlin are two famous spots in Cabo which we didn't care to attend to because our resort was so much more fun...and safe!


This was the bar area outside on our patio- it went completely unused of course but was still fun to have :)


Vendors on the beach walk up and down from sun-up to sun-down trying to sell you their products. You barter with them on price for things you want. Sometimes they budge and sometimes they are sticklers. They swarm to you if you even look at them. Then, there is the occasional drug offer very discretely. They aren't allowed to cross the private beach lines however, so if we stayed on the beach of our resort we felt safe with security all around.


Here I am just trying to buy a pretty swimsuit cover and this guy is trying to make me pay more money. He finally gave in and I ran back to safety...with my cover up :)


Dining on the beach- as we did every night.


This is one view of our deck with its private pool and spa. It was the most dreamy place to stay.
We would walk outside and just start melting like popsicles, so this pool came in handy when I would try to lay out and after only five minutes would end up in the pool.

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