Hotel Latino Tulum

... stesso modo, senza figure e senza tenere nemmeno il tempo: nulla a che vedere con quello che noi intendiamo latino americano o caraibico!!! Conclusione: stiamo pensando di trasferirci in questa cittadina solare e aprire una scuola di latino americano in ...

... we had been staying at. We walked into the town centre for some dinner and came across a concert in the street; people were dancing to latino music and it looked like so much fun! We walked back to the hostel to grab our camera but by the time we got back ...

... next door. We spend the night there but decided in the morning to change back to our initial room. It was around 36 degrees in Tulum but the hotel pool was quite small and a bit dusty looking so we decided not to bother with a swim. We tool a local bus ...

We're back in Tulum to do a couple of things we still want to do, then on Friday we“re taking a water taxi (aka ferry) to Belize. We“ve learned that internet access is very expensive there and we have no idea if we“ll get a signal on our mobiles (none ...

... as we enter the ruins the place is riddled with iguanas, but it was good to get a practice shot. The walls surrounding Tulum are around 3 metres thick!  They obviously seemed to think they needed to be protected from somebody, although as I ...

... do good.....not much out of kilter either one and time to create more there was the excitment of the casa del cultura in tulum and hotel latino....tantrums on isla in playa and tears on buses and hotel rooms....there was tulum beach at dusk and the eye ...

... tacos of course!) and had a few beers or cervezas as they“re known! The next morning we woke early as we had a trip to Tulum, swimming with turtles and a swim in the grand cenote. Tulum is old mayan ruins site 45 minutes south of playa and are set ...