Cabanas Paraiso Tulum

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Tulum, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico

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Me-MeMe, Xi-XiXi, Co-CoCo: Tulum tum-tum

... the world. The combination is really fantastic. After visiting all the complex ruins of Tulum, we went to this beach right there. It was an unforgettable experience, the beach, look to the side and see these wonderful buildings. We ended the night eating tacos on the street, even cactus ones!

Dia 3 - Grand Cenote

Infelizmente a previsão do tempo dessa vez estava certa, desde a noite do dia ...

Tulum, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico vlaunir
I like pina coladas, and getting sunburt. bad.

... 8217;s fiasco we sullenly ate our very tasty pizza that night and slept through a big tropical storm. The next morning we took the bus to Tulum. Saw a vending machine with a cartoon black guy and the name ‘Negrito’ splayed across it…strange!

Getting there I realised we were driving through endless impenetrable lush forest with only a couple of little towns inbetween. No one lived or could even walk through that forest! Getting to Tulum we found it was a ...

Tulum, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico shanemilli
Tulum

... del Carmen for the weekend, which is kind of a classy version of Cancun. Head down to Chetumal, which is on the Belize border, to finally leave Meixco after six weeks. I've spent far longer here than I'd imagined, having been completely enthalled with the landscape, history, cities and above all, people.

Tulum, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico paulhand33
Basic Boarding on Tulum Beach

... it was so quiet and chilled. So anyways, we chilled on the beach along with the other WT's until just after they left on their evening shuttle back to town. We then headed back to our 'shack' and dropped off our kit, and headed up to Don Café (I think that's what it's called) and ordered ourselves a dinner of cheese fondue and guacamole. This was washed down with Sol, the only beer available. During the time we were sitting there enjoying our food, we saw another guy in the camp ...

Tulum, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico vermaakjeanne
Fishies!!!

... with age...). Although it was crowded, the place was never overwhelmingly packed. We never waited in lines or had to wait to sit at the restuarants. People who complain about the volume of people have probably never been to Times Square on a Saturday night. After the inner tube ride, we had a light breakfast at the buffet and headed off on a nature trail. There were giant, fat iguanas everywhere ...

Tulum, Mexico frankenmeg
Man of the Match- yeah mate!!!

... feet full of holes!!) and they were like ´She´s not scared of the ball, she´s not scared of the men, and she´s not wearing any shoes!!´ It was a good match, though we got our asses thoroughly whupped. Next week I will wear shoes, then I will properly kick ass! And we got a lift back in one of their trucks which was uber cool coz they´re like cattle trucks and you just stand in the open on the back- great fun til you get wacked ...

Pez Maya, Mexico gail_the_whale
It helps to wear a backpack...

... the ocean, the water is so pretty from up there. The stars are amazing at night, fill up the entire sky since there are no street lamps to hide their brightness, they just shine in all their glory. The breezes at night keep u cool, which was great since their is no fans in our bungalows. The lights go out at 10pm, but candles are provided. Romantic!!! Too bad I was there with my friend...shes great and all, but would of been a great place to be with the one you love......

Tulum, Mexico elizacass
Valladolid & Cycling Around Coba Ruins

... other. (ABCD MUDCRAB MNO MUDCRAB SAR SAR CDBD I`s) We saw giant moths and some Mexican cyclo drivers played a trick on me by moving my bicycle when i wasn`t looking. Not very funny. The ruins and carvings we saw were Macanxoc, Nojoch Mul, Xaybe and Pinturas. We waited at the restaurant for the last bus to Tulum on the Caribbean at 18:30pm and had a coke in a thick glass bottle, the way i like it. As far as i can tell, all the bottles which contain ...

Coba, Mexico inoursuitcase
Once Upon a Time...

... walk down the beach and we were at Tulum Ruins - They were K but far more tourists there to what we are used to, and once again a lot of things were fenced off so you couldnt really look around the site, cheap entry though, so no big trauma, and the sitting by the coast is a bit different. That setting prooved our place of rest for the next two hours, just chilling out going for the odd swim in amazing clear waters, best yest for a sandy beach.

Tulum, Mexico mothman
Pyramids of Cobá

... Mexican chico translator explain everything I was shouting he finally submitted and agreed to whatever we wanted so long as I left him alone. And so we got free drinks and a discount on our dinner... but obviously we wouldn't dare return for a drink or a meal here. Oh yeah - Coba was nice, but extremely hot. It's worth seeing, but doesn't compare to other sites in the area...

Cobá, Mexico chimichenga

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