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Days 1-2 We arrived at the resort in the evening so we just had dinner and walked around the resort the first night. We did all-inclusive, stayed at the Luxury Bahia Principe Ambar (Adult Only). The Bahia Principe complex was comprised of multiple resorts and we had access to all restaurants in the entire complex, but we mainly stuck to the sit down restaurants at the Ambar to avoid children at the other resort restaurants. The first full day we were there we had a short orientation meeting with our travel rep who helped us book our excursions that were off the resort property. And the rest of the day we went to the beach. Day 3

Marinarium (glassboat and snorkeling)

We did the Marinarium the next morning we were there and the glass bottom boat took you out to a netted area in the ocean where you went snorkeling with nurse sharks and sting rays. Boat then travelled along the coast and stopped and let all passengers out into waist deep water and bartenders brought out drinks for passengers to enjoy. Including travel time to and from the boat the trip was about 4.5 hours. And the rest of the day was spent on the beach at the resort. Day 4

Zip lining

The next morning we went zip lining which was about a 45 minute drive into the mountains (it was a bumpy ride, but a cool experience). The views were amazing. I would recommend going in the morning because it was already pretty warm by the time we finished the last zip line around 11:15 am. In the afternoon we just sat by the pool/went swimming. Days 5-7 The last 3 days we were there we went to the beach from around 8 am until 5pm. In the evenings we’d have dinner and walk around the resorts and on the beach. Food was very good at all sit down restaurants and even the buffets were good, great selections. There was also a large stage/theatre towards the front of the complex where they had different shows every night (we saw a Michael Jackson show and a trapeze/acrobatic show). The only other thing that we would have done looking back at our vacation is we would’ve taken a shopping trip where you could buy cigars, rum/alcohol, coffees, chocolates and other souvenirs. While we would’ve loved to stay there forever, the 7 nights we were there was the perfect length for the vacation.

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