Rosas 7

Sm 22 M 23 Calle Rosas, Cancun, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico | Pension

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[GOOD] El Perreo

A travel blog entry by kim_puravida

... we had drinks at a bar, where I ordered the litre of Mango Michelada which was accompanied with a picante chamoy. I have no idea what this chilli stick was, but I tried it, much to their amusement. SO STRANGE. They add chilli to everything here! At around 2am a change of scenery was in order so we tried to go to Sensations, the rooftop bar, but it was full. So we ventured into the hotel zone to join the party in Sweet. Oh my. I thought ...

The Magic of Mexico

A travel blog entry by simbrent

... advanced civilisation but came to their demise when drought hit and they had no water to grow maize to eat. A very impressive city.

Then onto Campeche, which is another UNESCO world heritage city because it’s still surrounded by the old city walls. This was our first sighting of the gulf of Mexico. Campeche was really just a stop to see Uxmal, another Mayan ruin – but I won’t walk you through that one cos I know this blog is huge.

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The eagle has landed

A travel blog entry by tom.deluca

... about 12 movies.

tower heist
mission impossible
dependables - george clooney one
sherlock holmes
tresspass
newyea rs
and heaps of others just cant think of the names

any its saturday morning nd im waiting for brekkie before i hit the beach but the weather has gone south and i think that it will thunder stormy so going to figure out what to do.
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Awright, awright, I'll swim with dolphins!

A travel blog entry by bearethere

... buffet restaurants, souvenir and gift shops, snorkelling areas, we watched manatees swim around, saw the dolphin swim area and there was also a zipline you could do included in the park entrance fee.
When we first pulled into the Xel-Ha parking lot a huge iguana was hanging out waiting for us! He said hello.
I highly recommend seeing the park. They take a portion of the dolphin swim money and put it towards keeping ...

Serious Tourism

A travel blog entry by upriver

... important the North American market is to these communities. The issues of violence in northern Mexico has affected visitation to the entire country which combined with the economic situation means a lot of empty hotel rooms.

Our last dinner, on the national day of independence, was marred by the waiter trying to cheat us on the bill. Finally I was able to get one back for all ...