We ended up purchasing one of the beautiful bowls, it was a great souvenir for us and we’ve used it many times since we’ve been home. And I certainly helped myself to each of them! With unlimited chips and delicious margaritas, it was fun making our own snacks. We learned a bit about the traditional ways of making salsa and local traditions too. He walked us through making two salsa dips and some fantastic guacamole. So, off we went aboard our luxury motorcoach (seriously, the nicest excursion transportation I’ve ever seen) for a 15-minute ride to a beachfront resort where a room was set aside for our dining demonstration and salsa class.įrancisco was our teacher for the salsa and guacamole demonstration. He let us know that the Salsa & Salsa and Beach Break excursion was three hours long, but we could enjoy the beach area as long as we’d like once the salsa portion of our day was complete.
Salsa dancing lessons, a hands-on salsa making (and eating!) class, margaritas and plenty of beach time!Īs we met up with our excursion group just outside the ship, I could tell we were in for fun as soon as we met our guide, Francisco. I’m a former dancer and he loves to cook, so when I read about the Salsa & Salsa and Beach Break excursion in Costa Maya, Mexico, I knew this was the right experience for us. When choosing excursions for our most recent Western Caribbean Carnival cruise trip, I knew I wanted to find a fun excursion for just me and my husband.
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