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Travel Blogs from Holbox Island
Birds of Paradise
... on the beach. Yes, it is touristy here, but there are no colossal hotels like those in Cancun, everything is a bit closer to the ground and the town is actually pretty darn cute…BUT only for a day or two!! Next stop, Tulum!
I will upload a few potos soon, but right now I am on the world{s oldest, slowest computer…and I have been slacking on taking pics (something about sand and wáter makes me want to leave the camera at ...
Paradise, Paradise!!!
... kayaking…even when I supposed to couchsurf near Flores (Guatemala) already. But it was definitely worth to experience this little village where nobody spoke English. I liked especially the shops that were pimped by nice and kinda oldschool-looking paintings. ...
Jesus Cream
... instead. It's a 4 hour trip through inlets, mangrove swamps and open ocean to see wildlife such as crocs and flamingos.
I am here for two nights. I'd venture to say Holbox is a side of Mexico the average person will never see or has even heard of. Now you're in the know.
How I got here:
5 minute walk on foot from Hostel Quetzel to downtown bus terminal ...
Last stop before el Caribe
... we hired some brakeless and gearless bikes and headed towards some caves you can swim in. All weŽll say is they looked a lot better in the Lonely Planet photos - in reality they were full of bat ****, which isn't nice to swim in.. We are now just waiting for the next bus to Tulum, which is our final Mexican destination and is supposed to be paradise....can't wait! Hasta pronto ...
MEXICO: Mayan Ruins of Coba and Chichen Itza
... we sat in a small town for an hour waiting for our bus, picking up more of the scene in the town square. Guys trying to pick up chicks, kids playing, crusin' cars...some things don't change. We got back to our hostel at 11:30p. The next day, Day 7, I think, we explored the town of Valladolid, in the interior of the Yucatan Peninsula. Dude was it humid!! But we enjoyed the small narrow streets, really cheap prices (not in tourist Mexico anymore!) ...