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At the Cayman Turtle Centre, you start with the oldest turtles and work your way to the younger guys. These were medium sized turtles.

At the Cayman Turtle Centre, a random crocodile was sunning himself and sleeping with his mouth open. We were told this is to keep him form gettign too hot.

Finally, we worked our way to the baby turtles. They were very cute and we were allowed to pick them up.

Kelley holds a young turtle under the watchful guidance of our tour guide. If the little guys starting flipping out, you just had to pet them on the bottom of their neck to calm them down.

DJ holds a young turtle. If the little guys starting flipping out, you just had to pet them on the bottom of their neck to calm them down which is what DJ was doing right here.

A view of a coral reef from a semi-submersible at Grand Cayman.

A view of a shipwreck from a semi-submersible at Grand Cayman.

A view of a shipwreck from a semi-submersible at Grand Cayman.

A scuba diver jumped off our ship to feed fish while we watched in a semi-submersible at Grand Cayman.

A scuba diver jumped off our ship to feed fish while we watched in a semi-submersible at Grand Cayman.

A scuba diver jumped off our ship to feed fish while we watched in a semi-submersible at Grand Cayman.

Dj's sister, Lori, stands in front of the Temple of the Warriors at Chitchen Itza.

The backside of the temple shows much more wear and tear from the weather. It is amazing the rest is in as good of shape as it is!

Excavations around the site at Chitchen Itza. There is potentially much more to be found underground at the site.

I took this picture on the way back to the ship from Chitchen Itza to get a look at just how huge it is. You can see the water slides on top from this view. The windows below that were either the gym or the Windjammer Cafe. You can see Lori and Lucy walking to the ship in the foreground.