Sailing on the Norwegian Bliss: The Good, the Bad, and the Noisy!

I this episode, I discuss my recently sailing on the Norwegian Bliss down to the Mexican Riviera. We began our cruise in Los Angeles at the Port in San Pedro. We stopped in Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan, and Cabo San Lucas. We had a fantastic time and really enjoyed the entertainment on board, all of the dining options, and our excursions. The one complaint was with our stateroom location. We were in an Ocean View room on deck 12, room 12704. This room was very noisy when pulling into port and the room would vibrate while porting. This was awful and I would say you should avoid any of the staterooms near the front of the ship.Our excursions were fantastic. We booked two through Viator and one through Norwegian. Just beware when you book an outside excursion that you are responsible for getting back to the ship on time. A good rule of thumb is to give yourself a two hour window in case anything happens. In Puerto Vallarta we booked a Taco Tour with Local Guide. Here is the link for this tour.In Mazatlan we booked a City Tour and Observatory. Here is the link for this tour.In Cabo San Lucas we booked a tour through Norwegian. It was the Luxury Day Sailing and Snorkeling. Here is the link to that excursion.Overall, we had a fantastic time and I would highly recommend Norwegian Cruise Line.If you would like to be a guest on Travel Adventures with Jaime, please email me at mailto: [email protected] a travel advisor with Fantastical Vacations, I would love to help you plan your next adventure. Please email me at mailto:[email protected] would love for you to follow me on Social Media. Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/travel_adventures_with_jaime/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jaimefantasticalvacations/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/FantasticalVacationsbyJG/If you are enjoying the podcast, please consider leaving a rating or review on whatever platform you listen to it on, as it will help others find the show.Thank you for listening. Happy Traveling!Music by David Hyde