Plaza Campeche
Calle 10 126 Esquina Circuito Baluartes, Col Centro Campeche, Yucatan Peninsula, 24000, Mexico
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A jewel in the jungle
... was the best part. A grouping of buildings called Groupe Norte, then Groupe C and as you walk towards the exit some beautiful cascades that form natural bathing pools. Called Baño de la Reina (the Queen's Bath) these gorgeous pools are so inviting we just wanted to jump in and frolic but sadly no bathing allowed. At least, that's what we took banarse to mean... Maybe it's a reference to being blacklisted on Oxford Street (Sydney joke). From ...
Colonial Perfection
... any?!? What the hell?!? We couldn't believe it. After walking around for ages, we finally found the place, then to realise that they actually didn't sell any drink... Oh well. It wasn't meant to be. We'll have to have a celebratory drink another night!
Monday 8th August:
Woke up after a slightly better nights sleep. Still hot, but not as bad as Merida. Spent the morning doing boring things like laundry and then set off to wonder ...
Endnu en soeroeverby!
... Ja den er super flot, den har en rigtig flot central plaza (hvor der hver loerdag og soendag spilles lotteria) og byen ligger lige ud til vandet. Men helt aerligt, det tager ikke mange timer at faa set det hele, og saa kan det vaere lidt ligemeget at byen er med paa UNESCO's liste over World Heritage Sites.
Desvaerre blev vores oplevelse ogsaa en lille smule oedelagt af, at vores vaerelse paa Hostal La Parroquia nok var det vaerste vi har boet paa, paa hele ...
Campeche - Outside Centro Historico
... giving it a look that all fits together. Part of the look is achieved through buried electrical cables, by-laws limiting commercialism, whistle clean streets, level sidewalks, narrow “ersatz’ cobblestone streets achieved by using stamped concrete and of course the fortification recalling by-gone days of invading pirates.
As my last blog illustrated, the city is also remarkable for the beautiful ...
Campeche - The Cadiz of Mexico
... the vehicle is being driven on bumpy roads and over “topes”, the ubiquitous speed bumps that can be found along Mexico’s highways whenever there is any sign of civilization. It boggles the mind how much fuel is used and green house gases emitted as a result of the topes. On the other hand, the numbers of lives that may have been saved by slowing traffic are immeasurable.
Other than short stops to pick up bleary-eyed passengers ...



