Del Mar Campeche
Avenida Ruiz Cortinez 51 Campeche, Yucatan Peninsula, 24000, Mexico
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Sleepy, pretty Campeche
... unexpected moment. Our hotel, Hotel America, is a very nice place right in the centre of town. The rooms are ordinary but there is a lovely central internal courtyard where you can eat breakfast, lounge about and enjoy the atmosphere. Georgie enjoyed meeting new people there and had a good chat with a young German man who was traveling with his family. On our first day in Campeche the girls had spotted an electric golf cart zipping about the streets of centro with ...
Campeche
Mijn Mexico-avontuur begint helaas te korten. Op mijn lijstje van "stadjes die ik zeker wil gezien hebben" staat nog maar één naam te pronken: Campeche, hoofdstad van de gelijknamige deelstaat die trots de reputatie draagt de veiligste van Mexico te zijn. Eerlijk gezegd, verwacht ik er niet zo heel veel van. Het lijkt me gewoon een gezellig stadje om wat te chillen in een Mexicaans kader.
Maar dan… Van ...
Campeche: la città fortificata...
... dalla casa e della freschissima sangria! La serata risulta piacevole anche perchè proprio accanto a noi sistemano un'altra coppia di italiani di Milano e così ci scambiamo esperienze di viaggio e consigli. È incredibile come all'estero tutti diventiamo più cordiali e si faccia amicizia più in fretta rispetto a quando si è a casa tutti indaffarati e frettolosi... forse perché si è più rilassati o forse perché dopo un po' un minimo di nostalgia della nostra terra ...
Some Like it Hot
It’s hot in the Yucatan Peninsula. Descending onto the tarmac, from the small airplane that we arrived on from Mexico City, we were hit by the overpowering heat and humidity of Campeche. The temperature was about 32 degrees with the humidity boosting it so it felt more like 40. After having our baggage checked by a sniffer dog, we jumped in a taxi that took us to our hotel. Hotel America is by far the cheapest place we’ve stayed but ...
Making miles
... hundreds of topes.
29.03.2010
Another long day of riding today, this time with more major highways, so not so much stopping and starting. The drivers are a little more aggressive here than we are used to, and I think they must be used to big bikes passing through Mexico, because we don’t seem to turn a head here. They also drive some huge 4 wheel drives and utes. Dodge Rams, Ford ...



