Tuesday, July 25, 2006

Celebrate the End of Hurricane Season

On November 16th, a group of us will be sailing on Royal Caribbean's Enchntment of the Seas. This is a 4 night trip that leaves from Ft. Lauderdale and sails to Key West and Cozumel, Mexico. Florida Resident rates are still available from the low $300's pp/do.

We will be kicking off the end of Hurricane season with hijinks on the high seas, glutinous culinary intake and imbibing with effortless efficiency. The Enchantment of the Seas is also family friendly which includes all kinds of activities for the young all the way up to late teenagers, plus rock climbing walls, bungee jumping as well as seperate pools for adults and pool/splash areas for children. Casino, shows, games, music, karaoke, literally 24 hour a day food and a bar or lounge wherever you look.


Cozumel presents a variety of shopping, beaches, clubs, restaraunts and nature by just walking off the ship, while the mainland of Cancun allows the adventurous side to come out with many destinations that reflect the Yucatan region.

Xel-Ha, Tulum and Xcaret are all ecological paradises that include wild life, archeolgy, history and nature. While Tulum is mostly sightseeing, Xcaret and Xel-Ha also provide beaches to swim and snorkle, caves to explore, places to eat and drink while soaking up the caribbean atmosphere, plus many more activities for the young and old.

Finally, to relax from the excursions of Mexico, Sunday is spent all day at sea. Here is where you can relax on deck with a drink in your hand and shed some stress or take in some casino excitement, learn about wine at a tasting or play some sports. All this while the younger ones can be off in the arcade or doing science projects at the lab.

What a weekend to unwind from the heat of the summer, the end of hurricane season and to look forward to the busy upcoming holiday season. Contact me if you are interested by going to www.yecks.com and there you can learn more about this trip or any other imaginable destination that you have always wanted to go.

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