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Cancun Vacation – Pirate Dinner Cruise

Let the adventures begin as you join Captain Hook and his swashbuckling crew aboard an authentic 18th century Spanish galleon replica.

The high seas adventure begins with the entertaining adventures of past pirate exploits and Captain Hook’s dread enemy Mundaka. The crew relates the hilarious tales in both Spanish and English.

 pirate ship
pirate fight After dinner the ruthless pirate Mundaka and his crew draw alongside and the fight begins. Swords are drawn and sparks fly as Captain Hook rescues his bride from the clutches of Mundaka. All the while the passengers wave their flags and cheer the brave captain on.
The evening ends with the crew leading the passengers in a variety of dances. We thoroughly enjoyed the pirate cruise, although I believe we were the only ones, besides the crew, not drinking. enjoying the cruise

What about children?
There are activities for children including dancing and a treasure hunt led by one of the crew. Personally I would leave children at the resort, and make it a parent’s night out, unless you don’t mind your children seeing people who have consumed too much alcohol.

When does the cruise start?
The cruise beings boarding at 6:30pm and arrives back at 10pm. The ship sails between Isla Mujeras and Cancun where the water is calmer.

Before leaving dock, you can purchase pirate gear like swords or hats or have one of the crew make you into a true pirate by adding a beard or scar.

pirate gear

How much does it cost?
The cost includes the cruise, dinner, and all the alcohol you want, and is about $70 per person.

For dinner you can choose steak, lobster, or a combination. The meal also includes a buffet with chicken, salads, rice, baked potato, and rolls. Dessert is an apple tart. (Lobster costs an additional $10.)

For more information see my other Cancun blogs

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About Teresa McEntire

Teresa McEntire grew up in Utah the oldest of four children. She currently lives in Kuna, Idaho, near Boise. She and her husband Gene have been married for almost ten years. She has three children Tyler, age six, Alysta, four, and Kelsey, two. She is a stay-at-home mom who loves to scrapbook, read, and of course write. Spending time with her family, including extended family, is a priority. She is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and currently works with the young women. Teresa has a degree in Elementary Education from Utah State University and taught 6th grade before her son was born. She also ran an own in-home daycare for three years. She currently writes educational materials as well as blogs for Families.com. Although her formal education consisted of a variety of child development classes she has found that nothing teaches you better than the real thing. She is constantly learning as her children grow and enjoys sharing that knowledge with her readers.