After the ceremony, we walked to another location where there was an underwater river. We were able to walk through parts of the river, swim through parts, and learn about the caves and cenotes. 
Next up was rappelling, I was a little nervous but very much looking forward to it!Here is the cenote that we rappelled into - 
Brett taking the plunge!
After rappelling into the water, we hung for a bit taking in the awesomeness of the cenote. The only thing I didn't like was that it was home to LOTS of bats!
After drying off, we took a bike ride to the ziplines!

Helmets on and we're ready!
Hiking to the "high" ziplines!
Here he goes!!!!

And here's where we ate an authentic Mayan lunch cooked in this outdoor kitchen!


Brett taking the plunge!
After rappelling into the water, we hung for a bit taking in the awesomeness of the cenote. The only thing I didn't like was that it was home to LOTS of bats!
After drying off, we took a bike ride to the ziplines!
Helmets on and we're ready!
Hiking to the "high" ziplines!
Here he goes!!!!



Brett spent some time playing with his maracas...
One of my favorite parts of being on vacation is getting dressed up for dinner each night -

On the day we were set to leave, we got up super early to watch the sun rise...it was just beautiful!




This was our room, on the ground floor and a very short walk from the pool and beach.
View of the ocean from our room.
Cool picture of the other patios looking down to the beach.
Here's one end of the pool. Just to the left out of view is the swim up bar. This building houses two of the resort's restaurants - The Seaside Grill and Oceana.
A "just before sunrise" picture taken of the swim up bar. 

