errhead1981

Ran across your review. You make a beautiful bride! I loved your dress as well as the ones for your bridesmaids. I loved loved loved your cake toppers. I,f I ever get married, I would love to get married on a cruise ship, but it would take some convincing to get my brother to go. I got back on September 27th from a caribbean cruise with my sisnlaw on the Navigator of the Seas. It was my 4th, her 1st, and while onboard, I signed up for another one in March on the Liberty of the seas. I'm surprising my 8 year old niece for christmas and taking her for spring break. She's begged me to take her on one since I've started cruising. I hope you have a long and happy life with your DH and many more cruises.

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Just out of curiousity, i went to my photos from that trip and couldn't find a sign i had taken a picture of or anything. I then went to a friend's photos of that trip and it said pee pee station, so i googled tequila tour/pee pee station/cozumel and the place is actually called the pee pee station. I know what to ask for now when we go. Thank you for all of your help! Happy sailing.

It wasn't a beach bar or restaurant. It was a tequila place with a little gift shop in front of it. They had peacocks, white and blue, different birds, iguanas. We got taste about 10 different tequilas and they were selling it for at least $80 and going up from there. I would have bought a bottle, but it was our last port and i had already gone crazy with souveniers and didn't have any money left for it. I remember our tour guide called Jose Cuervo, Jose Crappio. I remember they showed us the big stone roller that they use to break down the agave plant.

Hacienda Antiqua, also know as the Tequila Factory. It's on the transversal road between San Miguel and the East Side.

 

http://www.tequilatourcozumel.com/

That's not the one i went to. Man i wish i could remember the name or anything.

Does anyone know what the name of the Tequila place is in Cozumel that had the different animals, showed you the process of how they make it and had some of the best and smoothest flavored tequila I've ever tasted? It wasnt one through the ship though. Any help would be appreciated.