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Name: Gabriella
13 years
NY
Out
of all the wonderful places I have traveled to throughout my life, visiting
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico was my absolute favorite. Walking through our hotel,
Riu Palace Pacifico was quite an experience. I was astonished by the massive
building that seemed never-ending in size. Tropical plants surrounded the
entire resort straight through till the beautiful glistening ocean, so clear you
can even see your reflection in the sky blue water. It was a breath taking
scene that no words can put in perspective. If that wasn’t enough to take in,
we even had a giant pool that was always open! The luxuries were overwhelming,
and certainly an experience I’ll never forget.
Our
suite was huge! It had two king-sized beds, two couches, a flat screen TV, and
even a mini fridge with a variety of snacks and beverages that were restocked
every day! However, our suite was surely not the best part of our trip. There
were just too many amenities in the resort for us to stay in the hotel,
although it was quite lovely. Every step I took was accompanied by a new and
shocking experience that will surely stick with me for the rest of my life.
Everyday
my family, friends and I would go to the beach. It would give us a chance to
relax and enjoy the beautiful weather. Every day, it was sunny and warm, it
almost seemed too perfect. It was such an escape from the life I usually live
out here in New York. Sometimes it’s nice to take a break from reality and just
enjoy your time with your family and friends. You should have seen the ocean!
It sparkled like twinkling stars. It was so clean that you could see through
it. The water was so clear you didn’t even need to go scuba diving to see the
fish. They were beautiful! However, the best part of my time on the beach was
spent going boogie boarding. We rented boards and every day we would all swim
far out into the ocean where the waves were bigger. Just as the big waves would
hit their peak, I would jump onto them and get carried all the way back to the
shore. It was so much fun! I felt like I was on a roller coaster that could
take you anywhere other than where the tracks lead to. I loved it. It was such
an adrenaline rush
After
spending time on the beach, playing in the sand, swimming in the ocean and
boogie boarding, my friends and I would always end the morning with a nice swim
at the pool. We all loved spending time in the pool, which was about the length
of the hotel itself. It was huge and provided several fun activities besides
swimming. There was even a small waterpark next to the pool with water slides,
bridges and hills to play on. Inside the pool was a bar to always quench your
thirst. My friends and I always went there and ordered either a pina colada or
a strawberry daiquiri-nonalcoholic, of course. In addition to that, there were
beach beds built under the water as far as the eye could see. If we were ever
tired or just wanted to lie in the sun without being hot, we would always lay
on them. Furthermore, there was a large area in the back of the pool with a
tall, rocky mountain. We would climb the mountain and jump off one of the edges
into the pool! The fun just kept on coming. Along with all of these great
features, there were also fun activities such as competitions, games, and
exercises. We loved playing volleyball and ping pong the most. It was great,
everyone participated.
In
addition to having fun on the beach and in the hotel, we also had an
unforgettable experience swimming with dolphins. At first I was nervous because
I thought that the dolphins were going to attack me or I was going to fall off
of one (and I actually did). However, as I watched them do tricks, I realized
how playful and fun they really are. I rode on them, swam with them and even
kissed one of them! It was an amazing activity and we had a lot of fun. The
pictures came out great too!
Our
vacation in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico was very enjoyable and a memorable life
experience. We had fun, relaxed, and now I have many new memories with my
family and friends.
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