Mexico Recap Days 3-5

Welcome back! Grab your tea -- or mimosa if you're like me and pretending you're still in Mexico -- and settle in to see the rest of our trip! Be sure to check out days 1&2 from yesterday if you haven't yet!

Breakfast with a view! Also, please note all of our "breakfast appetizers" of pastries.

After breakfast, we walked the famed 5th Avenue and saw this cute mall.

We also wandered down some of the side streets to see the little shops and restaurants.

We got back from walking around and I had a tour scheduled of the property and was so tickled when I saw my logo up on the board at the front desk.

The resort has a made-to-order bar where you tell the bartender what you like and they'll make a drink specific to you! It was such a cool little gem!

Once my tour ended, we found ourselves poolside again just in time for the Tribal party.

Complete with more acrobatics!

Different day, different book, same view.

Living my best life!

I didn't know for the longest time that the music was a live saxophone player, she was that good!

Ready for dinner!

Tres leches AND a frozen churro? Yes please!

That night's show included more acrobatics and rock music!

We wandered down to the beach for a little bit.

I loved exploring with him.

I'm sure he's trying to figure out a way how to move there.

Ready for our last dinner!

This might have been my favorite meal of the trip! I've never had sushi before (I don't like seafood) but I LOVED this vegetarian roll. Give me all the carrots, avocado and plantains please!

Remember that bar I was telling you about earlier that makes customized drinks? We visited it while we waited for the evening's entertainment.

Wishing this vacation would never end!

That night's entertainment was the Urban Show.

It even included some amazing soccer footwork!

Trying to soak in the last few minutes before heading back to reality.

Look at this cutie who was seated next to me on the flight!

Remember yesterday how Stephen didn't have a window? Well this time he had two!

Thanks for visiting Mexico with us. If you'd like to plan an actual trip there, please reach out to me at angela@daydreamdestinationstravel.com and I'd love to help you plan your dream vacation -- all at no extra charge to you!

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