Cabo San Lucas

Last night when we came back to our room there was a little mini-schnauzer waiting for us

Towel art Mini-Schnauzer

We anchored in the harbor at Cabo San Lucas this morning just before noon. Guests had started to sign up for tender tickets at 1000 and were waiting, sometimes patiently, in public areas for the shuttles to begin. We decided to have lunch first and let the rush die down. By the time we were ready to head for the beach there was no waiting and no tickets required.

After the ten minute ride to the jetty we wandered around the waterfront. The temperature was in the low eighties but there was a light breeze so it wasn't uncomfortable. There were lots of passengers walking around and drinking the two dollar beers instead of the much higher priced ones aboard ship.

I'll let the photographs speak for themselves. Well, with a short caption on each to help.

Entry to the harbor surrounded by condos and hotels on the hills

White beaches and white condos

Hawker signs waiting for the next tender

Sitting with Pancho Villa

Tourists waiting for the tender. Norwegian Jewel in the background

Our tenders with some luxury yachts in the background

Wild advertisement in the window of one of the many farmacias

Last tender was scheduled to leave the jetty at 1830 but we were back on board well before then. Some folks weren't and there were several announcements asking some errant passengers to contact Guest Services. I guess they all got safely back aboard as we headed out into the darkness at 1915 or so.