Sotavento Hotel & Yacht Club Cancun

Travel Blogs from Cancun

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A travel blog entry by gina5555

... is the more bustling and Mexican part of town. Then there seems to be everything in between which consists of shopping malls and big warehouse style shops. Until you are on the beach, it's not the prettiest place in the world! After lunch we came back to the house and chilled out and then went for a walk before having an early night. It gets dark quite early at this time of year, so by 5pm its dark, which is odd when it's 30degrees ...

From good to bad to alright to worse

A travel blog entry by tomponsonby

... am. I'm confirming cross streets, getting my WU number ready, I turn the last corner. I walk along a little looking for the easily recognizable WU sign. I get to the next street, there is no sign, I go back looking for a sticker, a mere whiff of WUishness. Nothing. I speak with a man in a tyre shop. He doesn't know where number 75 is, alleged by the geniuses of google towers to be at our feet. He thinks they are 34. The shop 2 down says 94, I can't see any other numbers. ...

Sun, Sangria & Tacos

A travel blog entry by adam.randall

... make it there) Coco Bongo & Mandala were supposed to be great costing $55 u.s for open bar all night.

Westin Hotel- As umbrellas and lounges always cost money on the beach, take the R1 (bus) from the main highway, about a 2 min walk from the hostel to the Westin hotel (about a 10-15 min bus ride) and they have a big infinity pool to relax in for a few ...

First days in mexico

A travel blog entry by shazy2011

So i got off the plane and thought i am off to TULUM, one colectivio and a chat with a canadian hippie and a bus later i was back in Tulum bus station.
My memory sterved me right form my last trip 3 years ago, i turned right and i saw two other back packers. i asked them if they also new the way to casa del sol ...

All Inclusive? No, thanks!

A travel blog entry by aga-and-maciek

... many food stands (it was hard to choose cause most of them were selling the same stuff) and get us some tacos from fresh made tortillas, meat, vegetables and spicy peppers made on the hot metal plate. And may I say - they were delicious and at the same time - extremely cheap. It did not end badly for us, so we figured we will be eating wherever we want in Mexico.

We then bought a bottle of beer and sat among the people to enjoy the sight of the local ...