Cabin:  Small, but lots of storage space.  We stayed on a lower deck, which was great because it was a short walk up to 678 Ocean Place and and easy walk down to our stateroom from decks 15/16.  This meant the only time we needed to get an elevator was going up to deck 15+, which was a HUGE bonus as there can be a wait for the elevators at times.  There are plenty of elevators and they are spacious, but I suspect children or adults would push the call button and then run away or change their minds because many, many times, we would stop on almost every floor and the doors would open but no one would get on.

Eco bridge tour-- tour guide was great and this was a great experience UNTIL they packed about 15 of us into a single pickup truck for a 4-5 minute ride back to where we started.  We rode in the back of the truck and it was not safe at all.

Beach break-- nice resort, but they would not provide us with towels.  No lockers for your belongings.

You take a short (5 min) taxi ride to an area with a bar, restaurant, and dive shop.  You can buy your own snorkel mouthpiece for $3.  Guides were pretty good, but they did throw bait to attract fish, which made me feel VERY unsafe.  You can stay and snorkel or take a cab back to the port area, and I loved being able to leave whenever we wanted. 
Cozumel has, by far, the best shopping of the ports on this trip.

More like Costa Ripoff.
Mayan Ruins-- cool to see, but it is SO HOT and there is no shade.  They packed us into a van and drove 45 minutes to the ruins, where we spent most of the 1 hour tour sweating buckets.  Tour guide then called his buddies to tell them he was about to drop 12 tourists off at the beach.  We were met by dozens of people trying to sell us everything from kayaks to lobsters.  One man followed my boyfriend and I onto the beach, where he tried to sell us a free beach chair.  
The port area is nice, with a pool and small beach area.  Leave your wallet on the ship-- everything was at least 4x the price of other ports.  If I could do it again, I would not book an excursion here.  I would stay in the port area for a few hours and then get back on the ship to enjoy the (hopefully) less crowded pools.

Memorable experience.  We had a bus ride up to the mountains, and our tour guide was great.  A traditional Belizean lunch was included, which was beans and rice with stewed chicken and cole slaw.  Then we went into the caves, which were beautiful and relaxing.  You float along on an inner tube most of the time, and there are a few places where you can get out and swim if you'd like.  You wear headlamps and there are LOTS of other groups in the caves, so it's not as scary as it might seem.  Bring bug spray, water shoes, towels, a change of clothes, and as small a bag as possible as the rates for renting a locker are extortion.  We paid $8 for a locker for about 2 hours and our regular size backpack barely fit.  There are decent changing rooms and you do get wet, so it's nice to be able to change into dry clothes for the ride back to port.
The port is typical-- shops, a few places to eat.  Prices are okay but if you can bargain you will get better deals in Cozumel.

The port area is nice, with a pool and a small beach, so it's a great port to just relax as well-- but leave your wallet on the ship because these people really will rip you off in any way they can think of.(Rumor was that someone didn't make it to the bathroom on time, which is not NCL's fault, but it left only the small main pool.)

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