Uolis Nah Tulum

... anyway - after about 2 km or so we turn on to a small back road that runs through some narrow jungle just back form the beach, as im cycleing along, head down, i notice form the corner of my eye a snake slithering across the road, it actually passed directly under my bike! all 20 metres and 300kg of it.... sorry, slightly confused about another snake ;)<br>The little critter was no more than a foot and ahalf long, is that it i hear you cry! it was red and black ...

Today was a day of epic adventure. Amanda speaking.<br><br>First of all, I'd like to mention a few of the more personal details of our hostel. 1) There is only electricity from 7 to 11 pm. 2) There entire place is a crab habitat. They're really cute, and they run from humans so they're not a problem. There are even signs in the street about protecting them, and the speed limit is especially low to keep them from getting run over. 3) 7 to 11 is also ...

... til Chitzen Itzà sem er eitt af n&#7923;ju 7 undrum veraldar. Thetta var mjog skemmtilegt ad skoda og tòkst okkur ad blanda okkur ì nokkra tùristahòpa til ad stela uppl&#7923;singum frà &#7923;msum leidsogumonnum. Hver segir ad madur thurfi ad borga til ad fraedast! Annars er allt hèrna à Yucatàn skaganum morandi ì tùristum og verdlagid eftir thvì. Naesta stopp frà Chitzen itza var sìdan ì Cancùn.

... caves within this cenote and great big warning signs telling other divers to stay away unless you are cave certified. The underwarter freshwater cave network is huge here, with caves extending for many kms into the limestone. There were a few littel fish around, but i had my eyes on the roof, with the formations and sunlight making it to most spectacular dive for me so far. It was around 1pm when all the diving was over and i returned to the bus station and headed to Merida

... its Mexico, whats our hurry anyways. We found a good place in the beach "town" I called in the town since it had a mini market and a coffee shop, that sort of makes it a town. Our first night we discovered the cockroaches,,,,i hadn't put much thought into their being bugs, I just know that chances are you will see some if you are staying any where tropical . Cockroaches come out at night, so when u come ...

... back drop of multi- colored wat** and a bright blue sky! That description doesnt do the least bit of justice to how glorious a site this was. The Mayans used Tulum as a port town to accept and distribute goods traded along the Carribean coast. They w**e forced to keep their boats close to shore as their boats w**e not all that sturdy. Th**e was so much to see h**e. We saw iguanas, bright colored birds and contrasting ...

We stayed in Piste to visit the mayan ruins of chicken itza, they were lovely ruins but they were totally over run with tourists in comparision to pallanque, uxmal and all the others we had visited so they just didn't seem as beautiful. Also, so many of the structures were fenced off and you couldn't explore or climb them. It was also our first time we hit the american mayan costa!

... this massive tourist barrage of which I am a part, despite the fact that it may be missing a column or two... More than a millenium after its construction, Chitchen Itza still dominates. It is, without a doubt, one of the most impressive complexes of ruins I've visited - and for so many reasons. The outstanding acoustic design - coz echoing **** is cool; the fact that they played old-school ball - and the fact that the losing team used to get sacrified to the Gods ...