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Border Crossing to Xcalak Mexico on a skiff
... feet of the water. Sawyer looked at me with frustration as he tried to meander through the stuff. We promised him that the snorkeling would be worth the two minutes of turtle grass.
We spent the next hour snorkeling in an underwater paradise. Everywhere we turned, we saw more and more coral with lots of colorful fish playing around. We weaved in and out of the coral city with the only sounds the occassional exclamation of ...
Sting ray assault
... a supposed luxury boat for the English speaking country of Belize.
Its more Jamaican then a latin country, but again we fall foul of interpretive advertising.
" first class journey, Movies, Airline quality seating, the list went on.
I'm talking about the boat from Chetumal ( Mexico ) to the island of Ambergys Caye in Belize that we just took.
Nothing like it, let me tell you, but it was the easiest immigration control I had ever ...
Going Slow in the Caribbean
... part of the island called “the split”. Listening to the reggae sounds pumping out of the nearby “Lazy Lizard” and jumping into the azure waters every now and then to cool off, the hours flew by, we really were taking it slow.
All with our hunger on, yet again, we went in search of some good local catch for dinner, we splashed out on a great meal of BBQ’d Barracuda and Grouper fish. With Shaz nearly asleep we walked ...
La Isla Bonita
... After just two days in San Pedro, it made me wonder what it will be like coming back to the states, and what kind of transition will arise. Don't get me wrong, I'm proud to be an American, but being on San Pedro was definitely a strange experience. Something just felt a little off.
The main purpose of our trip was to meet up with Cassandra's family who flew to San Pedro last Saturday. Her whole family came to visit her for about a week. ...
San Pedro
... of Cahal Pech. The site was less spectacular then Lamanai, as it had just one small temple, but there were no other tourists around, so I could really feel the energy of the Mayan people and the surrounding forest.
Some of you are probably confused by my stories about past lives, energy, and spirituality. If this is the case you have my sympathy, because these things are real and they will become much more important to everyone on ...
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