Hotel La Luna Gitana Tulum

... was Tulum centro, I asked around for the hostel but no one seemed to know where it was. One person directed me back the way I'd come so I went back about 100 metres and stopped at a shop and had a nice refreshing drink. Then a storm suddenly came and I was glad to be under shelter. It was fortunate that I had walked back because when I looked back up the road I finally saw the hostel sign. So when I eventually arrived at the hostel I was a few kilos lighter and completely drenched ...

... nuits ou le besoin d´une couverture se faisait sentir!) et ses paysages magnifiques la 1ere semaine de juin pour me rendre à Coban, la capitale du departamento de l´Altaverapaz qui produit la majorité du café du pays ainsi quúne quantité phénoménale de caramome pour.... les pays arabes ! Eh oui, globalisation quand tu nous tiens!<br> <br><br>De Nebaj a Coban, je suis passée de 1907m d´altitude à 490m... ce qui signifie ...

... business in Belize, are destroying the reef. Now we´re back in Mexico, it cost US$19 to leave Belize and it´ll be another US$25 to leave Mexico again! It´s such a scam. We´ll have paid nearly US$100 each in border fees in the past 4 weeks. I can understand airport fees but this is taking the Michael big time. Still I don´t suppose I´ll be doing a trip through every Central ...

... to check these out. Weather in Mexico or not. Oh and lots of fish too and bats. So we snorkelled away for an hour or so and when you snorkel you can look down deeper and see divers and their lights. Unfortunately we don't have the underwater camera so we cant show you any pics. Truly amazing though. So tonight we are heading out for pizza and were off to chetmual tomorrow morning a relatively quick journey 4 hrs.

... wenige Minuten. Sobald man etwas Abkuehlung im Schatten sucht, ZACK sofort sind die Mosquitos da. Zwar recht doof, man trifft sie fast immer und das macht viele rote Flecken, aber leider auch zahlreich, und dagegene kommt man nur mit Gift und Sonne und Wind an. Zurück in die Stadt, äh noch Dorf, aber sicher nicht mehr lange,so wie hier gebaut wird, und rein in einen Tauchladen. Der Inhaber Tscheche und ehem. Industrietaucher, im Angebot die ortstypische ...

... beautiful beach at the ruins. After our swim we headed down the Tulum beach ruin. We founds a drive way for one of the cabana rental places and walked down to the beach. This beach is wide. At least 100 meters wide. We finally came to a beach bar and stopped for drinks and a rest. Went for a swim there and headed back up to the beach road and back to the rental at the tulum parking lot. Hot, Hot ...

... on small platforms. Backtracking and going in the other direction brought us to Cobá's big attraction: the tallest Mayan pyramid on the Yucatán! So you're probably thinking, 'OK, that sounds pretty tall', but wait: it's even taller than that! The thing is 42 meters tall. Not impressive? Okay, it's 137 feet tall! Nearly 14 stories! Still ho-hum? It's approximately 42,001 millimeters tall! That a big enough number for you ...

... came into an awesome friendship with two guys who met a few months back and have been traveling together since: Toby from England, and Alexandro from Italy. They told me that their job is traveling, and that on vacation they work. Sounds like an awesome existence :) I spent all night last night and all day today (besides the time i spent doing my homework) hanging out with these guys, and they are some pretty insightful people. Toby (the blonde for ...

... s something I haven't seen done so nicely at any other Palace hotel. Very nice, I could definetely see myself on a rainy day in this pool. Just looking at the rain pooring down, why I safely get to play fish in the water. I finally found the perfect spot: A pool lounger half submerged in the water. I took a quick swim in the cold water, which felt heavenly and ...

... is supposed to hit!!) and we were stuck in our room, listening to rain and wind outside and hoping that some music would keep us company. (And, just because a hurricane is on the way doesn't mean its not still ridiculously hot outside, making our powerless -- more importantly, fanless -- room not exactly inviting.) The hurricane did hit south of cancun around 1am and we mostly slept through what was happening in Cancun -- lots of rain and wind. Monday: day after the hurricane ...