For Spring Break April 2022, I went on the magnificent Majestic Princess to Mexico! Enjoy videos below from my tours in Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan and Puerto Vallarta.
Welcome to MEXICO! In Cabo San Lucas, you can see the famous arch right from the ship! I loved my Majestic Princess shore excursion – Whale Watching Photo Safari!
We saw 🐳Whales🐳! Cabo San Lucas, Mexico 🇲🇽 Thank you #CaboAdventures for the AWESOME #Whale Watching #tour! These are screenshots from my videos. I will post the videos next!
Stunning sunset in Cabo San Lucas from Majestic Princess
Good Morning From Mazatlán. Thank you ShoreEx Majestic Princess Rex, Andrej, Mitchell, Jonel & Charlon from PrincessCruises Thank you Irma, guide to lighthouse, Cathedral & see Cliff divers video next!
In Mazatlán, we watched at El Clavadista (The Diver), cliff diving! 4 men jumped from 45 feet high into 5 feet deep water.
Exploring Mazatlán! I loved the sculptures on the Malecon which is 13 miles & the longest in Mexico! Did you notice the colorful Stars of David in each of the 28 stained-glass windows of the Cathedral Basilica? 🇲🇽 Thank you Princess Cruises
Thank you Majestic Princess for a magical day in Mazatlán
Welcome to Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta walking tour: PART ONE: Malecon sculptures
Puerto Vallarta Walking Tour: PART TWO: Sea Horse statue, City Hall and the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Gringo Gulch: Puerto Vallarta Walking Tour PART THREE
Welcome to Lazaro Cardenas Park in Puerto Vallarta’s Romantic Zone where you can help artist, Natasha Moraga, create mosaics–take a workshop and learn to arrange broken pieces to create ART!
What to do in Puerto Vallarta? I loved my tour. Thank you to my guide, Gabo, and Princess Cruises. Enjoy all four videos from my walking tour!
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Our Mexican Riviera Cruise on Majestic Princess for Spring Break to Cabo, Mazatlan and Puerto Vallarta
Lisa Ellen Niver
For Spring Break April 2022, I went on the magnificent Majestic Princess to Mexico! Enjoy videos below from my tours in Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan and Puerto Vallarta.
Welcome to Cabo San Lucas , Mexico 🇲🇽 on the Majestic Princess
Welcome to MEXICO! In Cabo San Lucas, you can see the famous arch right from the ship! I loved my Majestic Princess shore excursion – Whale Watching Photo Safari!
We saw 🐳Whales🐳! Cabo San Lucas, Mexico 🇲🇽 Thank you #CaboAdventures for the AWESOME #Whale Watching #tour! These are screenshots from my videos. I will post the videos next!
Stunning sunset in Cabo San Lucas from Majestic Princess
Good Morning From Mazatlán. Thank you ShoreEx Majestic Princess Rex, Andrej, Mitchell, Jonel & Charlon from PrincessCruises Thank you Irma, guide to lighthouse, Cathedral & see Cliff divers video next!
In Mazatlán, we watched at El Clavadista (The Diver), cliff diving! 4 men jumped from 45 feet high into 5 feet deep water.
Exploring Mazatlán! I loved the sculptures on the Malecon which is 13 miles & the longest in Mexico! Did you notice the colorful Stars of David in each of the 28 stained-glass windows of the Cathedral Basilica? 🇲🇽 Thank you Princess Cruises
Thank you Majestic Princess for a magical day in Mazatlán
Welcome to Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta walking tour: PART ONE: Malecon sculptures
Puerto Vallarta Walking Tour: PART TWO: Sea Horse statue, City Hall and the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Gringo Gulch: Puerto Vallarta Walking Tour PART THREE
Welcome to Lazaro Cardenas Park in Puerto Vallarta’s Romantic Zone where you can help artist, Natasha Moraga, create mosaics–take a workshop and learn to arrange broken pieces to create ART!
What to do in Puerto Vallarta? I loved my tour. Thank you to my guide, Gabo, and Princess Cruises. Enjoy all four videos from my walking tour!
See all my videos from our cruise
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