Category: Tulum
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Don’t Say No to Cenotes!
Cenotes (see-no-tays) are peculiar to Yucatan and Quintana Roo in México, and are sink holes bored out by water and erosion of limestone. Gateways to an underworld of drowned caves, stalactites and stalagmites, and strange animals. We booked a car and visited three in a day. Grand Cenote Quite busy with people as its…
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Turtle Heads
Took ourselves off on Tuesday via Collectivo bus to Akumal. Collectivos are amazing, why aren’t these in other countries? 10-seater (ish) bus that runs a fixed route, but waits to be full before leaving and can divert (slightly) to drop people off wherever they need. School kids, chefs & other tourists on ours. 30 pesos…
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Bog Standard Days
Woke up early on Sunday to watch the Grand Prix. Noticed a bad smell. Not Jim, this time. Drains overflowing. Went to eat while room was cleaned before we could shower; El Mariachi Loco put the racing on for us as we ate desayuno. Bonus. Returned to a clean room, but sewers still funky so went off…
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Melon Spoons
Spent the morning in Valladolid. Mostly by/in a glistening pool. At breakfast Jim pointed out the pumpkins on the palm trees aligning the garden “Look at those pumpkins!”. Ha ha ha ha ha. I had woken him up early, admittedly. And apparently they’re dangerous… Don’t you know that coconuts kill more people every year than…