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A quick trip down to Playa for some beach time
This time last year I was at dawn service at Gallipoli on the Turkish coast, this morning I had brekky with some German girls who shared my room last night.. how things change! I gathered my belongings before making the walk to the bus terminal, it was just past 10am and already really hot and humid - I need to cut down on some baggage! I found the …
Starting my new Intrepid tour
I woke up to another beautiful day in Playa del Carmen. After spending the morning catching up on my travel blog and packing my stuff, it was time to move to the starting point of my Intrepid tour. The hotel was only a couple of blocks away, called Hotel El Elefante. I was pointed out my room on the second floor and met my new room mate when I …
Summary of Our Time at Secrets Maroma!
... amazing! We didn't lay out on the beach in the chairs because they were all very close to one another. I know that the chairs are even closer at the pool, but for some reason I expect that at a pool, and like a little more "privacy", if you will, at the beach. If you have read my blog about Jumby Bay, you will see that I don't typically like beaches but LOVED theirs! This is the typical beach that I tend to stay away from only because I don't like to feel so crowded at ...
Playa Del Carmen - Riu Palace Riviera Maya
... I look over my shoulder with a bad feeling! Although the driving is a bit crazy!! We ate at some local restaurants and had some good authentic Mexican food! The food at the resort was great but its nice to have a change!
I also got to hold a monkey! It was so cute! I want one!!
While I was away my other 2 friends did some excursions, they went zip lining, snorkeling through the caves and scuba diving, I will try to ...
Shut Up and Let Me Go
... to head back out into the countyside. I walked up to the front of the bus to ask what was up, at which point the driver saw me and stopped the bus. After swearing at him I got off and had to start walking back to town, luggage in tow as always. It was about 2 miles back. And it was a near-deserted, rural road in the middle of some part of a country I'd never been to before. You could say I wasn't chuffed. Luckily for me, about half way back a Belizean bus stopped and picked me ...