Hotel Boutique Merida Santiago
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... to the same place. Eventually we set off with the two girls being persuaded their baggage would meet them in Mexico.
We had to stop off at Caye Ambergris to clear customs and get our exit stamps and of course to be ripped off by the customs officials. We were told it would cost $10 to leave but it ended up costing around $25 once they added on "Environmental fees".
A short while later we made it to Chetumal to greet ...
Mayan delight
... This one used to make rope from a plant they harvested. Light lunch there before a visit to the local zoo.
Back in a house now cooling off in the pool. We have decided to extend our stay here by a day as we missed our initial day with Jen sick.
Merida is built on a grid system of one way streets somewhat resembling negotiating your way around a maze to get to your desired destination. I think we have been spoiled by our previous cities and found ...
Merida, una città da scoprire...
... oggi visita a Merida, domani mattina Uxmal e domani notte viaggieremo in direzione Palenque. Cerchiamo di orientarci con bussola e cartine e più volte la gente del posto ci da spontaneamente indicazioni salutandoci con un "me gusta mucho!" che dovrebbe esser qualcosa tipo "è un piacere!". Troviamo la Posada de Angel, contrattiamo il prezzo e ci facciamo far vedere la camera che è piccola, ma abbastanza pulita e spendendo un quarto rispetto alle altre ...
Swimming in Cenotes
... the right and almost wrench us off the tracks at 20 miles an hour. After about 45 minutes of bombing along and hanging on for dear life, it seemed like we had arrived in one of the hottest and driest places in the world. But, after a small climb down a rickety old ladder we were in paradise. The water was in an underground cavern with just the right amount of light making it through to illuminate the exceptionally blue water. It becomes this blue due to ...
In a search of the invisible flamingos
While still in Poland, we had planned to take a day in Yucatan to visit Celestun - a place where supposedly you could see hundreds of flamingos in a wild. All you needed to do was to hire a guide and take a boat trip. Sounded great... In Casa Chalia though, Rosalinda convinced us to approach the birds ourselves near Progreso in the north instead. We fell for that.
A road to Progreso was broad and empty... boring as hell, but we were encouraged by the perspective ...
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