Highlights of Week 1
Can’t believe that we are actually on our way. The Star Princess departed San Francisco on the evening of December 5th, final destination Buenos Aires, Argentina.
First stop, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico on Saturday, December 8th. Beautiful scenery, cold beer and good food. This could be fun!! Some really amazing scenery in Cabo. Even had a private boat tour from a local gentleman.
On December 9th, we were very fortunate to be able to participate in the Chef’s Table. 5 couples, the head chief Brent Waterson, Maître de Rui Pederio, Sommelier Stefano. Started with marvelous appetizers and champagne after a galley tour. Then it was on to the main dining room and a most awesome dinner with beautiful wines. We were the last table to leave and they had to roll us out.
Tuesday, December 11th found us leading into Guatemala. The ceviche was awesome! And I was a little surprised to find this cute little port of Puerto Quetzal . We didn’t have any tours planned so this was our only option and it was a good one. Nice waterfront restaurant and the vendors were subdued. That I like.
Week one has been wonderful. The verdict is still out on cruising but it has been a very interesting week.
To see more photos of the ports of call just click the red port to visit "Dreamchaser Travels" at Shutterfly.
San Francisco to Puerto Quetzal - 2,459 Nautical Miles
Until next time…..Sante!
Shirley
Can’t believe that we are actually on our way. The Star Princess departed San Francisco on the evening of December 5th, final destination Buenos Aires, Argentina.
First stop, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico on Saturday, December 8th. Beautiful scenery, cold beer and good food. This could be fun!! Some really amazing scenery in Cabo. Even had a private boat tour from a local gentleman.
On December 9th, we were very fortunate to be able to participate in the Chef’s Table. 5 couples, the head chief Brent Waterson, Maître de Rui Pederio, Sommelier Stefano. Started with marvelous appetizers and champagne after a galley tour. Then it was on to the main dining room and a most awesome dinner with beautiful wines. We were the last table to leave and they had to roll us out.
Tuesday, December 11th found us leading into Guatemala. The ceviche was awesome! And I was a little surprised to find this cute little port of Puerto Quetzal . We didn’t have any tours planned so this was our only option and it was a good one. Nice waterfront restaurant and the vendors were subdued. That I like.
Week one has been wonderful. The verdict is still out on cruising but it has been a very interesting week.
To see more photos of the ports of call just click the red port to visit "Dreamchaser Travels" at Shutterfly.
San Francisco to Puerto Quetzal - 2,459 Nautical Miles
Until next time…..Sante!
Shirley
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