WE'RE GOING ON A CRUSIE!! Us newlyweds are ready to see the world together. Our ship sails from Miami (AKA our fave destination) and goes to HONDURAS, MEXICO, BELIZE, Y LAS BAHAMAS, GUEY! Any money sent here will be used towards this trip. From cabanas on the beach to massages on the ship - We plan to make this the honeymoon of our dreams! Anything left over will be put towards building our new life together. Thank you for your contribution!

Make the crossing over Gumbalimba Pond via a scenic rope bridge. Delight in the tranquil sounds of the garden waterfall. Befriend the brilliant winged inhabitants of the Bird Sanctuary witn friendly parrots and macaws. Enter the Monkey Refugio and meet the white face capuchin monkeys. Roam through the Botanical Garden and learn more about the native exotic plants. After exploring, dive into the freshwater pool or take a dip in the Caribbean.

Snorkel the azure waters adjacent to the of Belize's Barrier Reef, the world's largest living barrier reef. This location is teeming with multitudes of colorful reef fish, co-habiting among the beautiful hard and soft coral formations, intermingled with sponges, sea tans, and delicate sea anemones. Possible sightings of spotted eagle rays and schools of larger fish are quite common, large startish, queen conchs, and sea cucumbers also call this patch of the reef home.

Watch the dolphins turn, glide and hurl themselves high into the air. Hold on tight during the famous belly ride! You can grab onto a dolphin's fins while racing across the water at top speeds. Relax after your dolphin swim and take full advantage of this stop by visiting the palapa restaurant for lunch or head to Serenity Cove, a safe inlet with snorkel equipment where you can swim through an underwater aquarium filled with tropical fish! Kayak and paddle board also available on-shore.

Take a 30-minute guided adventure through the Berry Islands, neighboring Great Stirrup Cay. Some of the sights we'll see include the Lighthouse at eat Stirrup Cay, Slaughter Harbor, and the abandoned island community of Cistern Cay.