La Casa de los Angeles Puerto Morelos

... and the penis? If they are not chopping bits off it then they are jabbing it with wooden sticks. Back to Chitchin Itza, the culture was astronomically, mathematically and architecturally advanced well before their time, female social services and child protection needing a bit of work. <br><br>Get chatting to this American chick on the tour who is with her mother. Her mum is a really loud dramatic Los Angeles mother with crazy ...

After four days of tourist hell, we move to Cozumel for some peace. We don't find it. The streets are just as much of a gauntlet, its just as tacky and just as expensive. Again we decide to try diving and after speaking to a few dive shops go with EcoDivers, they seem pleasant in the shop and pricewise are very favourable. Big mistake. If Mexico Blue Dream is the best dive shop we&#8217;ve used yet, Eco Divers is the worst. We turn up and they ...

... that are of interest. We are at the Dos Oyez area and take two lines, the Barbie Line and the Bat Cave. In the latter we surface in a huge cavern, full of bats that can only be reached by underwater tunnels or a small hole in the roof. Its an amazing experience and I&#8217;d definitely recommend it to anyone passing through the area. There are thousands of miles of Cenotes along the coast, we barely explore a kilometre.

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... huge orange and black angel fish, a nurse shark sleeping under a shelf and he held a starfish. There were huge parrot fish. He said there was a school of fish so big he thougt it was a coral formation at first. I read in the hammock and that was good, too. We decided to take the bus to Cancun to hang out with MaryEllen and Larry in their fancy-schmancy hotel, the Gran Melia. It was a beautiful pool and the food was good. The lobby is spectacular ...

... www.cyberrentals.com/rental/p20 3605v) Sabrina, Sophia and I got up early this morning as the sun rose to walk and run along the beach and then finished our morning exercise with a swim in the warm Caribbean sea. If today is like the others we will play at the pool and beach until mid morning when it is so hot we come inside and do some school work and eat then head back outside to do the same again.

... for 20 minutes allowing people to change money at the bank, buy alcohol or visit an internet cafe. However when Mike never turned up after 20 minutes, we once again saw the impatient side of our trek leader, Jennie even though we knew he had walked 10-15 minutes down the road to get to a bank that exchanged travellers cheques. Why we are in such a rush is beyond me, but the group realise her heart isn't really in this trip but is on ...

... low on air and he brought us to the surface but Robert had to buddy my air for the ascent on both dives as the air went that quickly. He wasn´t best pleased, but at least we got some good buddy breathing practice. We ventured into Cancun on our last day to find the bus station so we knew where to go tomorrow and to post some stuff home. It´s a bit of a dump and there´s nothing very close together. We had a look around the WALMART, woo hoo!

... dude. Free cover, cheap drinks, hot women, Cirque du Soliel-type intermissions, a great DJ, and a party vibe. Scott and I enjoyed dancing on the speakers most of the night, as the balloons and confetti repeatedly came down. It was a very fun night--and intro to the club scene for Scott (he's 20). We woke up at 8, and were out of Cancun by 10 the next morning.

... a kiwi, Gary, and two swedish girls, Em and Anna, and we grabbed some Vietnamese for dinner. The night was all downhill from there, and we all got smashed off tequila and mojitos. I was massively hungover the next morning, and decided against going to visit the ruins of Coba, only because I slept until 11am, and I had to leave at 8am if I wanted to see them! I spent the ...