We arrived in Puerto Vallarta well rested and ready for the extra time we would be spending here. Puerto Vallarta is a huge city, but has a great deal of charm. It has fantastic beaches, rustic historic areas, lush jungle type foliage in places, wonderful restaurants and plenty of shopping. Our ship docked at Bahia de Banderas, which I learned was formed by an ancient volcano. This volcanic crater is now the second largest natural bay in North America and is the deepest bay in the world! I am really enjoying Puerto Vallarta, it is the best part of Mexico I have visited so far. (Yes, I am riding a donkey while holding a dog!)


Dr Wang at Sea
Day five: I was horrified to learn that there were Alaskan King Crab Legs on the dining room menu this evening. I thought these people were civilized on cruise ships. Don’t the chefs realize that it’s just not right to eat the underwater creatures? I mean, other than that miserable Jaws, what did any of us underwater creatures ever do to humans to deserve to be slaughtered and eaten?
-Dr Wang









11 comments:
i was there many many years ago and i am glad to see it is still lovely!
smiles, bee
Are you holding a real dog on the donkey?
oh my gosh, what a wonderful set of photos, glad you are having so much fun. I wish i were there too.
oh my gosh, what a wonderful set of photos, glad you are having so much fun. I wish i were there too.
Gawd, I am so jealous! Have some fun for me!
Love love love the pics! The donkey/dog combo is hilarious! ;)
PV.....what a beautiful place. Did you make the (nearly) obligatory trip to Blue Chairs Resort to sit and have a drink on their beach? The hotel that our crews stay at is right by the marina where the ship docks....we can sit on the balconys and watch the ships pull in and out.
love all the pics from the cruise.. but, the best is you riding the donkey!
and I was just going to ask if that was you riding a donkey holding a dog...
--snow
by the way, the Dr Wang posts are great!!!
Wow...
and... *pouts*
poor little crabs....
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