Posada del Sol Tulum
Km. 3.5 Carrertera Tulum Ruinas - Boca Paila Tulum, Yucatan Peninsula, CP 77786, Mexico
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Tulum-padapapa
Waar Palenque staat voor ruïnes in de jungle, staat Tulum voor ruïnes aan het strand. En wat voor een strand! Ultrafijn wit zand dat nooit heet wordt aan de voetjes (een gat in de markt!), met palmbomen waartussen toeristen in hangmatten wiegen, omgeven door azuurblauw water gaande van fel turkoois tot petroleumblauw dat zachtjes golft…. Een …
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Picture Postcard Perfect Beache, Mysterious Mayans
... in charge of the luggage and went off in search of accommodations. She found us a room at a place called Casa del Sol Hostel but it turned out to be one of those hostels where the owners are completely distrusting of us travellers so sit and watch us every minute of the day just in case someone maybe, just possibly, takes an extra this, that or the other. This place even had the toilet paper outside the bathrooms so you had to take some off in front of them and ...
Sehenswerte Ruinen, endlich!
Kein Scherz: Tulum hat die sehenswertesten Ruinen in Mexico, was vor allem an der Lage direkt am azurblauen Meer liegt. Die Mayas hier muessen ziemlich in Ferienstimung gewesen sein...
Heutzutage gehoert der Ort scheinbar den Leguanen, welche sich wie die Platzherren benehmen. Und was gibt es schoeners, als mitten in der Besichtigungstour einen Abstecher ins kuehle Meer machen zu koennen.
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Turtles, Stingrays & ALOT of Ice Lollies
... being so clear and amazing the water was actually freezing, so it was hard to stay in there for too long! We were also forced to leave by the people laughing at us snorting through our snorkels.
We decided to go to Akumal again as it was so beautiful; halfway through enjoying our day, reading and sunbathing, the rain threatened again. Based on previous experiences we thought we could avoid it, but as it started to pour (and it was really heavy!!) we headed to the shelter of ...
Tulum: Cenote Diving in Dark Caves
... for what is visible in a dive light. Bip had mentioned cenotes to me before traveling, and after talking with Tomas, my Czech divemaster, I clearly had to splash.
Tomas is an incredibly humble, friendly and generous guy who is an extremely skilled cave diver (he surveys unexplored cave systems) and runs a re-filling shop as well as taking skilled divers out for fun dives (Easy Chango - I can't recommend these guys enough ...



