Club Paraiso Maya All-Inclusive Puerto Morelos

... halt and kneel at the bottom of the sea fifteen metres under. We switch our torches off, suddenly it is pitch dark with just the sound of my breathing filling my senses. (How very Darth Vader, love it). Then by waving our arms, as if by magic, thousands of fluorescent tiny lights appear excited by the movement and they fill the water surrounding us, a truly moving experience for me.<br><br>Off to Peru Next...<br><br><br><br><br><br><br>

... 8217;t check credentials and ask us to make our own way to the marina. I cross my fingers the decrepit boat will make it. After a brief and useless briefing our Divemaster (if he really is that qualified) ties his wetsuit arms around his waist (he&#8217;s far too tubby to be able to wear it properly) and off we go. Considering it&#8217;s a fairly deep dive (between 20-30metres although it varies as we are led on a very seasaw profile) they ...

... that are of interest. We are at the Dos Oyez area and take two lines, the Barbie Line and the Bat Cave. In the latter we surface in a huge cavern, full of bats that can only be reached by underwater tunnels or a small hole in the roof. Its an amazing experience and I&#8217;d definitely recommend it to anyone passing through the area. There are thousands of miles of Cenotes along the coast, we barely explore a kilometre.

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... spectacular beach. As soon as we found the stairs down to the beach, we abandoned our site seeing and went for a long swim. Then we toured the rest of the ruins in our bathing suits because it was so hot. We stopped in Playa Del Carmen on the way home to do a bit of shopping. Sophia's birthday is fast approaching (September 1st) and I don't want to be unprepared. All our events seem to end with ...

Things are always changing in Mexico. Bill said he wouldn't post again until Sunday, but today we went with Mike and Lucy to the archelogical ruins of Tulum. It was a good time on a very hot day. Bill forgot his camera, we found mine in the backpack. Tulum is the only Mayan ruin that ...

so we hired a car one day from Hertz (they have 2 offices in the Hotel Zone). we got the cheapest available, Atos for $50 a day. We wanted to go to Tulum and stop by in few smaller towns on our way there. First on the list was Puerto Morelos and I can definitely recommend this place for a longer stay ...

... snorkled there then came back again. It was a nice 2 hours and we got the sun a bit as we didn´t use our sun screen till after we´d snorkled so as not to damage the coral. (are you proud of us Nettie?) We also did (atempted to do) a night dive and a couple of day dives...... We arrived in plenty of time for the night dive and met our guide and DM, Juan and George. They were really nice and talked us through the dive and what to ...

... clothes when had so many at home.<br>The new tour members arrived for dinner today. It was hard to be personable after the night from hell and mi amigos sitting at the table beside as they are leaving us tomorrow so not able to joinn group dinner! Well all a bit too grim so grabbed some beers and adjorned to the roof to have some happy reflections of the trip so far. The next morning was particularly sad when the bus pulled out without Anna and Phil.

... break when alchol starved under 21 americans descend on Cancun to fit in a years worth of drinking into 2 weeks, what a sight this is! Sure many western countries have their teenage/early twenties holiday retreats. For us Brits its Ibiza and the eastern coast of Australia, for the Ozzies and Kiwis its London and Bali to name but a few. But its the extent of almost colonialisation of Cancun by the Americans that is outstanding. The farther south you move down the the carribean ...