Cabanas Los Arrecifes Tulum

... ihren <br>Freund kennengelernt und bin direkt mit den Beiden zum Taco essen in <br>den Laden nebendran gegangen. So ein Strassen-Taco mit lautem <br>Fernseher und schlechten Telenovelas, so hat dann auch der Taco <br>geschmeckt - scheusslich - denn die Koechin hat bei deren Zubereitung <br>wohl zu sehr auf den Fernseher geachtet. Wir haben dazu "Sumo de <br>Jamaica" gereicht bekommen. Nach meiner Frage, ob dort Leitungswasser <br>drin sei, versicherte man mir, es sei ...

... or so to look around. But the ruins are perched ontop of a cliff above beautiful turqouise water, and you can get down to the beach, swim out and stare up at the ruins above you. Pretty bloody cool! I walked back to our cabana place, had a few drinks in a hammock and went up to message Brendan on the internet, telling him that I would beleaving for Belize and Caye Caulker in the next day or two and to message me back if he wanted to come. I spent the rest of the afternoon ...

... br>Then I met a guy from Scotland, Jamie. He was traveling the world for a year, starting with New York City, then Florida, Central America, South America, Australia, and Asia...all for what he said he saved up which was $8,000 US dollars, although I think he planned on working for a few months in Australia. I was blown away...like wow...I never met anyway like that. We hung out for ...

... the chips and salsa that we were going to comsume with every meal ( it just tastes better in mexico) Today we went to see the Ruins that are practically down the road ( not close enough to walk from our hotel) My friend had been there before and mentioned that these are very popular so its good to go early, we went later in the day, and there werent too many people there then as well. The property is very well taken care of, and the location is incredible, on a cliff over ...

... was incredible! A week after id been here Edgar had to move out of his place, so we spent the next week staying in some very random places, including the beach at one point and his mates hippy van some of the other nights. one night one of his friends decided we should go and celebrate the full mon at some music thingy in the forest about 20 minutes away, we hitched there(our usual mode of transport, apart from edgar dubbing me on his bike!) at ...

After two days Caye Caulker turned cold and rainy...so we left. Took the early ferry back to Belize city and waited for the bus to Mexico. The "big" bus turns out to be a small bus. Then apparently they get the count wrong and we have more passengers than tickets. The driver is frustrated and sweating. We leave the terminal. Then, in the middle of nowhere, he stops the bus and won´t go anymore till ...

T U L U M &amp; P L A Y A D E L C A R M E N On our last day hubby &amp; I decided we could not leave Mexico without having seen any Mayan ruins. My brother and sister in law wanted to spend the day at the hotel they paid for dearly, which also meant each couple had some much needed time for two :) Now we just had to get through the generally aggravating ...

... the off-season. The Dutch couple spoke little Spanish so they figured we got duped. Not so fast... Anyway, without using profanity (but not without raising my voice so not only the other diners heard me but also any potential customers on the walk outside being preyed upon by this bogus offer of free drinks), I let the Italian expat have it. After getting tired of having ...