Hotel Residencia La Mariposa Tulum

... past hotel and hotel with literally no public access to the beach. Whilst there are no private beaches in Mexico, most hotels do try to make it difficult for you to access the beach near them which is a bit of a pain. Anyway I eventually gave up and went to what was a very nice hotel and sat on the beach and had a lovely margharita/daquiri (not sure which) but it was very good. I also noticed that the only other patrons on the beach were two other ladies who were both lounging ...

... c´est que 2 des jeunes filles (à peine 16-18 ans) ont deja chacune un bebe...Malheureusement, je n´ai pas vu de pères à leurs cotes. <br>Pour achever le tableau, seule la plus jeune fille va à l´école et ne pourra certainement pas continuer, faute d´argent....<br> <br><br>2 jours mais une sacrée leçon !<br>3. à Semuc Champey ou je me suis baignée dans les magnifiques piscines naturelles formées par le Rio Cahobon. Le gros de la ...

... the ruins were very interesting. I took lots of photos and will post them when I can.  We are going to go back to Buenos Ares the steak house for dinner tonight and I am looking forward to it.  Tomorow we dive in the Cenotes agian.  Dinner last night wasnt as good as I hoped, I had an esouphageal impaction on my third bite and that kinda ruined the rest of my night.  The cenotes ...

... hut up the road, massively over priced, its fair to say. "But the beach is all right!" Was the snide remark put Nadia's way by an American listening in to our remonstrations. He was right. The beach was just alright. A massive backpacker/two week package all you can drink kind of place. Will we ever think of Tulum again? Other than the nudist resort no. Our highlight was watching the American election results coming in sat in town that evening with a Margarita in hand. Cheers!!

... dann spontaner Entschluss zu bleiben für einen reinen Beachtag mit viel nix. Wieder Sonne, Regen, Grau, Regen, Sonne... Für nen Sonnenbrand dürfte es mal wieder gereicht haben. Keine Ausdauer mehr diese Haut, früher war die besser... Abends dann mit ein paar deutschrussischen Mitbackpackern gekocht und später wohl noch die lokalen Spirituosenspezialitäten ausprobieren. Morgen dann wahrscheinlich weiter nach Chetumal/Corozal und Orange Walk in Belize. bis denne. b.

... We then drove to Gran Cenote which is just 10 km west of Tulum on the road to Coba. There we paided the $80 pesos entranced fee and snorkeled and explored this cenote. There are caves to explore in this cenote. It was refreshing. Snorkeled for about 1 1/2 hours until we got chilled. Headed back to car and tried to go to Manatee Cenote again but it crowded again, so just headed back to the resort.

... they let you climb the thing so of course we had to. The tiring trip up was worth it: you're way higher than the forest canopy up there, and can see miles and miles of...forest canopy in every direction. Once down from the big pyramid, it was nearing closing time, so we rode back and briefly explored another grouping of buildings by the entrance. Another pyramid taunted me there, but it was shorter than the first one, so I ignored it.

... of you who can see my pics) works at a hostel in the northern part of england, and i can tell he is very close with his family. alexandro, i haven?t gotten him entirely figured out, but he?s the most insightful of two, or most vocal about it. we got into an intense conversation about the poverty in latin america, and Alexandro brought up a good point. There is corruption in all governments, all presidents, but the reason that europeans and ...

... quickly fell asleep. I could not have been any happier. Once awake and fully restored I ordered a nice cocktail from the waitor that constantly serviced our area. I certainly could have stayed here, but we had to get to Playa del Carmen. Eventually we managed to get out of the loungers and back into our car, back on the way north - next stop: Playa del ...

... we have no idea what happened because its pouring outside and we can't really venture out and there`s still no power so no one has heard the news all day. We make necklaces, read, swim in the rain, get really bored, read some more, get really really really bored and eventually the rain clears enough for us to walk around and survey the damage. Nothing too horrible from what we can see, but lots of uprooted trees and falled power lines which may explain why, at about 4pm when ...