Magic Express Hotel Playa del Carmen

... to crack your skull diving into a pond of well, skulls). Oh, lets not forget that the sun god needs something too, what can we give him? Blood! Lots of blood! Lets create a big old pyramid with a channel for said blood which trickles down from the top to the earth below, sun god will be like wow, how cool is that! The same advanced pyramid will also create a shadow of a snake which, over a period of several hours on the solstice ...

... br>The nightlife on Cozumel is limited, many of the visitors are just there for a day but we have one touristy night out drinking too many oversized margaritas at Jimmy Bufffet’s Margaritaville and then a yard of something frozen at Senor Frogs. Cozumel is not somewhere we could spend a long time but if you hire a car (or a dune buggy!) the beaches on the other side of the island away from the main town are lovely, sandy and very quiet.

... but we feel safe in her hands and she has the most eagle eyes ever for spotting cool stuff. We do two sea dives, both have very strong currents, in fact it&#8217;s the first day in four that the boats have been allowed to go out due to sea conditions. Despite the currrent, and the bad visability, we see many eels, two lionfish, huge lobster and a damn big crab I woudn&#8217;t like to surprise.<br><br>The next day, still ...

... decide that shopping will be easier and drag Andrew off on our last shopping splurge. He dutifully waits outside whilst I go into every shop I can find. I have an agenda so don&#8217;t interrupt it please. I am still sulking as I didn&#8217;t get my Mickey Mouse watch, so I am busy trying to find a substitute. I am not that enthusiastic and wander about aimlessly. There is a hand crafted leather handbag that I have my ...

... a baby, it seemed like an easy option. And it definitely is, however, after all the travel that we've done, it took us the whole trip to get used to the idea of going to an all inclusive.... so... touristy, a little too much so for us. Anyway, so we headed to the airport and after grabbing some last minute food, we hopped on the plane. We now get to get on earlier than everyone else since we have a baby and supposedly need more time to settle in. I usually ...

... to some chick from Melbourne.. To this day I couldn´t remember her name, she was nice enough, nut not pretty enough to warrant remembering her name!! Despite that she invited me out and we had a pleasant dinner. After dinner, we went our seperate ways.... NOTHING HAPPENED!!!! The 3rd and final day in Merida was a lazy day and I did nothing until I had to get the Night bus to Palenque at 11.55pm. We arrived in Palenque at 8.30 in the morning ...

... in Los Tuxlas habe ich keine Gleichgesinnten Reisenden getroffen. So habe ich es easy angehen lassen und mich nen Nachmittag mit den Local im Schach v**sucht. Die haben all**dings soviel Zeit zum Ueben, dass ich garkeine Chance hatte... Von hi** bin ich mit dem Nachtbus weit** auf die Yucatan Halbinsel und in das wund**schoene Campeche. Eine suesse Innenstadt mit kleinen Hausschen in Bonbon-Farben und eine Stadtmau** dah** wenig V**kehr, was mich an den meisten Staedten hi ...

... any of the ruins in early in the morning (which we did on our last trip to the ruins of the Yucatan) to beat the crowds of tourists that arrive in droves by bus. Also Sundays are family days in Mexico and there are a large number of local visitors. Since we were not in a rush at anytime on this trip we just went with the flow and the crowds. When we visited the ruins 3 years ago the grounds were in the process of being renovated and wow ...

... Um - it can't be that freaky. It's Canada. It's gonna snow. Somehow, however, every single plane except mine gets cancelled. On the way to England two years ago only international flights were going. That was April. My first trip to Australia it had dumped like four feet of snow two days before - we barely made the airport, let alone take-off. This time poor Sheenagh was left waiting at the airport for 2 hours. I totally miss ...