Hotel Fontan Cozumel

... only guest in my nine room hotel, it is on the ground floor, not good, it is only two streets from beach, which sounded good before I knew about the hurricane and the only other person there is the creepy hotel housekeeper who lives upstairs and I would not put it past her to be up there naked, dancing around, sacrificing some poor goat to the cheesy dip rain god and being the root cause of this bad weather. In summary MY hotel ...

... a heavy accent, but was understandable if you listened. And he was interesting and told us some good information about the Mayan culture and history. We did not end up with very much time to walk around on our own though, which was disappointing for Dan and I, but the rest of our group was perfectly happy to leave when we did. Dan and I have agreed that we must come back here, preferably alone so that we can actually enjoy the ...

... a deco stop and I believe only bothered with a safety stop as Myk and I both did one. Next dive was shallow (around 12-15 metres) and while our DM didn’t bother with a safety stop, we kept under the surface for well over the three minutes since they decided not t bother with their SMB despite surfacing in a horrendously busy boat channel?? I would hate to think of nervous or inexperienced divers using this company as safety is about ...

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... the cornucopia of art there. Nothing strikes my fancy. I'm pretty sure Michael is fast asleep by now, and I'm not the least bit tired, so I head over to the theatre to catch the show. It's a variety show featuring the ship's crew performing dances from their native countries and a few other specialties. They're all very good. Finally, I go back to the room to check on my sweetheart. Hopefully, he'll be feeling much better tomorrow.

... a 20minutes ride. We were assigned a personal guide by the gate keeper, and boy, were we glad that we got a good one. His name's Fernando, and he's a bonafide Yucatan Peninsula dweller. Who's better to tell us about Chichen Itza, then a person who's been living there for his entire life. Fernando shook our hands and invited us to "Let's ...

... him even more nauseous. I had to be firm. Told him: medicines or doctor. The thought of a strange male fiddling with his body make him take the medicines. He stayed in bed all day and all night. I did not go further than the swimming pool, coming back every hour to 'water' my hubby. At 6 in the morning, I got the question: so we go diving in 2 hours? The beast was alive! But: that restaurant will pay, I promise: making my hubby so sick!!!!!!

... early night as I had to be up relatively early to go for an acupuncture appointment. I have never tried it before but I have been curious for some time. I waddled back to my cabin after overstuffing myself silly. The food is just way too tasty and the desserts are a killer for bikini weather. After making some plans to meet up with the others the next day, I drifted off into a much earned sleep. Grateful for fellow Travelpodders.

... snorkling along the river. You can also snorkel in some of the cenotes (sink holes). The water in the cenotes are usually very clear. land activities include eco hikes, bicycling along the park's trails, or kayaking. the cheapest way to get to the park is to take the bus from the central bus station in downtown cancun. it runs about usd$12 round trip on an air conditioned coach, pretty comfortable.

... for climbing large buildings has slightly decreased, only slightly. After a slow but thorough 4 hours, as we doubled back from the exit to see the ruin that we almost missed, we spent the rest of my Birthday in the neighbouring town spending big at the local flash restaurant, the bill came to $250 pesos ($25)! Sunday nights are always nice with nightly entertainment being held in central park where a live band was playing what seemed like there own songs and old couples ...