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Orevwa Belize, hola Mexico
... eggs arrived eventually accompanied by a mound of cold rice and swimming in black bean sauce. About the only thing that was hot was the pile of tortillas that also came with the breakfast.
After a short walk around the market we returned to the hotel, checked out and took a taxi to the bus station. We were catching the midday bus to Campeche. We had booked seats online for the first class bus and waited in an “executive” lounge ...
Merida to Campeche
... roads. There are a lot of treed park areas, and these are serviced with free WiFi, something unexpected. Campeche reminds us of the fort in St. Augustine in the US. The fort/walls are of the same design, both have moats around them, and both are Spanish! So you can go to St. Augustine and save yourself a flight to Mexico!
This year we have noticed that most of the ...
A jewel in the jungle
... As we left the site of the ruins on the way to the site museum, I had pumped the kids up about what a great museum it would be. "They put in all of the good stuff they find at the site" I assured them. As we neared the museum it seemed unnaturally quiet. For good reason it turned out. As we approached the entrance we saw a temporary sign put up 'closed for maintenance'. Bummer. When we got back to El Panchan we reflected on what a great day we'd ...
Campeche
... in Campeche aankomen, ben ik verkocht! Campeche is een klein, rustig, historisch kuststadje waarvan het centrum bestaat uit pastelkleurige keuzen die schitteren in de felle zon. Vroeger was het een rijke stad door haar strategische ligging te midden van de belangrijkste handelsroutes langs de kust. De fantastische ligging maakte de stad echter ook tot een favoriet doelwit voor piraten waardoor je er vandaag nog steeds ...
Campeche and the Ruins of Edzna
... cost of $3300. It was erected as a protection from repeated sackings by European pirates in the 16th and 17th centuries, and was the most-attacked city in the Caribbean! The wall contains two arched gateways to the old centre, and there are 7 bulwarks. Today, these contain a lovely botanical garden, a former dungeon/now city museum, a museum of Mayan art, and an area for reconstructing pirate attacks for tourists!
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