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Orevwa Belize, hola Mexico
... in our luggage. The bus was indeed a good deal more comfortable than most we had travelled on recently. It had air con that worked, a toilet that worked, drop down TV screens, soft seats, clean windows and a decent suspension. Of course when we found our allotted seats Keith was positioned behind the only passenger on the bus who elected to recline his seat to the full extent, giving immediate grounds for grumpiness.
It was a six and a half hour ...
Campeche: nothing to do here! Up to Cancun
... sprake. Het water
ziet er niet aangenaam uit en er is geen manier om in of uit het
water te geraken. Tot zo ver onze illusie van 'stad aan de zee'.
Vandaar ook waarschijnlijk dat het toerisme hier weinig tot niets
voorstelt. Enkele kerken zijn te bezichtigen en de stad heeft iets
schattigs doordat alle huisjes in verschillende kleurtjes geschilderd
zijn. Op verschillende plaatsen is er nog oude stadsmuur te zien,
maar nergens kan je op om van ...
Sleepy, pretty Campeche
Campeche is the capital city of the state with the same name. Some years ago it was awarded recognition by UNESCO for its beautiful centro area. At one time they had some trouble with pirates in these parts and so on direction from Spain, Campeche became a walled city. The walls are almost entirely gone now but what remains are the forts and bastions dotted around the city. Inside where the walls would have been are the Spanish colonial buildings that have been ...
Campeche
... die het historische centrum omarmt en 's avonds lopen de restaurantjes op de pleintjes vol met jong en oud en verandert het rustige Campeche in een gezellige, lawaaierige drukte. Als wij er zijn, is er in Campeche trouwens een soort van openluchttheater aan de gang. Hoewel het eigenlijk voor kinderen is, kan niemand kan er aan weerstaan: oud en jong, Mexicaan en zelfs wij toeristen kijken er onze ogen uit. De ...
Campeche and the Ruins of Edzna
... nicknamed "The Flying Saucer"!)
The central plaza contains a delightful park and huge gazebo. It is bounded on four sides by several historic buildings. The 1540 Franciscan Cathedral, the oldest convent church in the Yucatan, and the government palace, where Montejo planned his conquest of the Yucatan, are two important ones.
A ten minute taxi ride took us to San Miguel Fort, which is up on a hill overlooking the ...
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