La Selva Mariposa
km 20 Tulum-Coba Carretera, Tulum
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La Selva Mariposa Tulum

km 20 Tulum-Coba Carretera Tulum, Yucatan Peninsula, 77780, Mexico

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The Day of Travel

A travel blog entry by surgeongeneral

Upon landing in Cancun, we proceeded to grab our bags and find our rental car people. Well, that wasn't as easy as it should have been, because somehow our reservation didnt have our flight number on it and they were in the wrong place. Tired and annoyed, I was definitely a little bit irritable at this point in time. Ask Aislynn, she knows! She has …

Relaxing Day

A travel blog entry by surgeongeneral

We fell asleep so early the night before that we ended up sleeping in....kinda, I mean we got like 12 hours of sleep, but still woke up at 8am. Thankfully in time for breakfast. We made it out to the table in time to meet some of the other guests staying in the rooms next to our. They were friendly and we all enjoyed a good conversation over a …

To Relax, or not to Relax...

A travel blog entry by surgeongeneral

Today we decided to head over to the Coba ruins. They were only about half an hour away from out Bed and Breakfast, so it was intended to be a nice relaxing day. We were planning to head to the cenotes for a nice dip after that, but that got nixed secondary to unexplained exhaustion on my behalf. I didn't know anything about the Coba ruins before …

FInal Day in Paraiso!

A travel blog entry by surgeongeneral

Well, it finally came. :-( Our last day in Tulum. We decided to hang out at la Selva Mariposa all morning after breakfast. We packed and got all of our stuff ready and then I hung out on our patio and smoked Romeo y Julieta Julieta. It was a short smoke, but relaxing none the less. Around noon we said our goodbyes to Moe and Lou and headed out to …

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A travel blog entry by clare_and_will

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... fees for a guide so we didn’t really learn much about these ruins other than what we could over hear by 'guide-jacking’.

We took a bus to Coba from Tulum for a day so we could visit the ruins there. Here the ruins are spread out in the jungle and you have to hire a bike to get around them. There is one that you can climb up and you can see for miles and miles. Most of the other sites have now stopped tourists from climbing them ...

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