Illusion Boutique Hotel by Xperience Hotels
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Travel Blogs from Playa del Carmen
The Playa
Arriving late evening in Playa de Carmen, the cobbled streets were buzzing with activitey. Where Cancun is just huge and a bit over the top, Playa de Carmen bases itself around 4sq km and is literally jam packed with funky bars and restaurants. We managed to find a great online hotel deal and it made of a nice change to be in a huge, sparkling …
Mexico heralds a return to capitalism...
After the short flight from Cuba to Cancun we are famished and need food! A minuscule packet of peanuts was the snack on the plane which left Cuba 40 mins late.
Hello American accents and... rain!! I thought it was sunny around the clock on the east coast of Mexico? During the car journey to Playa del Carmen from Cancun it pours. Hopefully …
Tacos, mustasch & språksvårigheter
... ven på att ta en massage. Så såg våra dagar ut här, strand följt av pasta och window-shopping. Medan Karin här klippte håret för andra gången på jordenruntresan har Johan lagt sig till med mustasch, allt för att passa in här i Mexico. En blev snyggare och en blev mindre snygg, ni får dra slutsatser själva.
Nu byter vi sol och bad mot djungel och mayakultur. Nästa stopp är ett av världens nya sju underverk.
Hasta luego!
Muschemannen & ...
Dolphin swimming with Seeq 'n Helca
... 8211; they took turns leading each other in various moves that made it look like they had taken years of dancing lessons already. Surprisingly, their little arms and feet kept perfect time with the music, their moves were so fluid, and they interacted so well with each other that we weren’t surprised to later learn that they were cousins. Entranced, we called it a night so that we could pack up for our early morning trip to Chetumal, Mexico and then on to Belize. ...
The playful Riviera
... a pole over 15 metres high were the Voladores. Five costumed men who recreate a ceremonial ritual first started by the Totonac Indians from Veracruz. The flyers begin by climbing the tall pole, then each of four of the men slip a foot into a loop at the end of a rope that is wound around the top of the pole. The fifth team member performs a special dance to each of the four cardinal directions, dancing upon the top of the pole while playing a flute! At the right moment, ...