Nice. Plenty of room, very comfortable. Cabin steward obnoxiously obsequious, gunning for the big tip from the beginning, but tough, we think the mandatory $13.50/person/room is sufficient.

An hour bus ride there and another hour back, the river cruise was a 30-person fiberglass people mover that flew down a large lake. The ruins were impressive.

Jeep tour is very greedy - every stop an opportunity to buy trinkets, food, booze, or tequila. Our jeep was ragged out - marginally safe with random steering, all warning lights on all the time, no speedometer, had to open driver's door from the outside. And it was hot. If you're not good with 100 degree heat for 4-5 hours, you shouldn't go.

Two of us took our 2 year-old grandson and had a wonderful time. He loved being able to be under water and see all the fish, and the trip was just right at two hours.

Everyone had a blast. 12 different runs, with one of them over 2,000' long through the jungle. Our timid members were peer-pressured into zipping and had the time of their lives, can't stop talking about it.

5) Room attendant: bugged the crap out of us every time we stepped into the hall, calling from 30-50 feet away, wanting to chat while we were walking away, and then always talking about how we'd be having a good time but he'd be working - and then completely forgot to deliver a) room service order forms; b) luggage tags; and c) the daily cruise schedule on one day.I went back and checked - they sent an average of two emails per day for the six months we were reserved and waiting to sail, and we didn't dare Unsubscribe in case they had something important to tell us about our cruise;

2) Extra cost items on the ship continued this money-grabbing theme.

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