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More beach and a trip to Tulum on the ice bus
Teryn and I went down to Java Joes for a breakfast of bagels then I cruised down the beach for the morning. It was still pretty windy but not as bad as yesterday - the sand wasn't going in my eyes and ears (I'll be picking it our for days!). I watched a bit of the local beach soccer game that was being played then walked down the shopping strip to …
Beach side ruins of Tulum & cenote snorkeling.
After a bit of toast and vegemite we met at 9am and got in some taxi's to go and check out the ruins of Tulum about 5 mins down the road. It was already stinking hot and we were sweaty after a few minutes. Once we entered the ruins we walked down a nice shaded pathway - you don't have a clue what awaits you around the corner and up some stairs.. …
Entry into Mexico
Today was another long travel day. We had to have our big bags in the hotel reception by 6.30am so the taxi man would come and take them to the boat for us. I wasn't feeling very well and didn't get any breakfast. We walked to the jetty and got on the boat and it was 25 minutes to the island of San Pedro where we stamped out of Belize. We got back …
Diving the Cenotes near Tulum
A cenote is an underground cave filled with water. At some point the cenotes were not filled with water because each of them is filled with thousands of stalagmites and stalactites. I had chosen to do two dives in the cenotes near Tulum and there was only one other diver , plus an instructor, coming on the dive. The other diver had requested to …
Tuesday...moving on.
(note: written by Dave-edited by Mel- thus not as long-winded) So far, no friends with braids. We've moved down the beach a bit to Papaya Playa (www.papayplaya.com) , and any friends we make here will have dreads. We are in cabana 40; there are 70 here. The beach is smaller here, but cleaner (less sea grass) than at Zazil Kin. All the cabanas are …
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TravelPod Member ReviewsPapaya Playa Tulum
“Relaxing place”
Reviewed Jun 26, 2007
A paradise with white sand and many palms. We lived in a simple bungalow near the beach. A big plus for the relaxing area on the beach.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
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