Cabanas Zazilkin Tulum

... t want to bike it there so cabbed it. Hey, its hot!!
Here was the most perfect beach I have ever seen, and I like seeing beaches!! The water was crystal clear, and went forever like that. There was barely any seaweed and the sand was powder white. The palm trees were there, as was some of the jungle and the Tulum ruins down the coast. There was one person who tried to sell us something as we lay there reading but that was it. A few little huts were around and some weathered ...

... happening and made customers wait until a convenient break in the programs. No one seemed very bothered by this. It kept us awake. Amy and Matt wanted to relax so we spent the next few days swimming and reading on the beach. They went to see the ruins with all of its iguanas and one day we went snorkelling in the Gran Cenote. This cenote was not underground but in a big cave and had lots of little friendly fish. People were ...

... didn't seem to have the best of luck when traveling but seemed to take it all in his stride. Oh heading back to our cosy little shack, we smacked a few million mosquitos and a fair few cockroaches before sliding into our sleeping bag inners and falling asleep under our very mouldy smelling mosquito net... We were having a ball!! 26 October 2008 - Sunday I woke up at 5:15 to photograph the sunrise over the water, except that it didn't exactly happen as I'd intended as the sun was ...

Estos son algunos de los pequeños viajes que he hecho en preparación a la "Vuelta al mundo que estaré haciendo durante todo el año que viene..... vamos a empezar con uno de los mas recientes, Playa del Carmén, en el Estado de Quintana Roo. Además de ser uno de los lugares mas hermosos del mundo, aquí quiero establecerme una vez que termine el recorrido mundial......

... the opportunity to go to swim a little bit away if you are not scared of the waves, i really wish i had a waterproof box for my cam the day i went there, the view from the sea was so nice! white sand beach surrounded by the grey rocks cliff and few palm trees hanging over the sea, letting appear the shape of different parts of the temple....kind of unrealistic view and so rare in the same time, i keep the mental picture...

... the face with a branch!! Me and Kirsty (very cool/hippie Aussie girl) found this rope swing earlier in the day, but it wasn´t working properly coz it touched the ground, so I climbed up the tree to sort it out (which I did and now it´s a damn good swing!) but coz the tree was old and dead, when I swung off a branch on the way down it snapped clean off, so I fell catching my leg in the rope on the way down so that I flipped upside ...

... flavoured sodas are returned to a factory owned by a company called Crystal and refilled cheaply. We gave some bananas and stickers to a little girl who thought it was Xmas day after that. The children are so beautiful, happy, groomed and well cared for. We arrived in Tulum and after being haggled on the street by hotel and hostel workers we checked into Rancho Tranquillo for 120 pesos each for a dorm room shared with one other guy. The hostel ...

I left Merida at 11:30AM this morning heading for Valladolid. As the bus pulled into the Visitors' Center at Chichen Itza, about 45 km before Valladolid, I decided to get off, hoping to be able to find a place to store my backpack, visit the ruins in a couple of hours and witness the so-called Spring equinox ... at sunset on ...

Snorkelled through 2 ´cenotes´ - underground caves filled with water, fish, stalactites and other stuff. Apparently this area has the biggest underwater cave system in the world, something to do with an earthquake thousands of years ago. It was really cool, and you could get lost really really easily so needed a guide, who drove us to the cenote in a car with no body. See pic. Also did some random snake handling. Next activity was to see our first Mayan ruins in a very serene ...