The Guide for Mexico in Internet
I’ve managed to muster up the focus to finally compile photos from my Tulum trip last April. It took a year but better late than never, right? I did a pretty poor job documenting my trip through photos but you’ll just have to trust me and make a trip out ASAP. Transportation Housing Food Sights […]
Crossing the border from Mexico to Belize is relatively easy and hassle free. Most backpackers will take the ADO bus from Mexico to Belize City. You can catch this bus anywhere in Quintana Roo to Belize City. A lot of people stop in Bacalar, Mexico for a night or two before crossing but you can […]
via Crossing the border Mexico to Belize with ADO bus — Travel Bug Steph
The beaches and the water are unlike anything we’ve ever seen before. The sand is just a little bit whiter, the water has a few extra shades of blue and the sun shines just a little bit brighter. The main form of transportation on the island is by golf cart and most of the roads […]
Cancun is one of the most classic spring break spots so it was at the top of my bucket list to do before I graduated. This year was my first time going to a warm, beachy place for spring break, AND my first time going to Mexico, so obviously I had no idea what to […]
Photo by: history.com Recently I had the pleasure of leaving my reality and venturing off to Mexico with my family for a week. While I was in Playa Del Carmen majority of my stay, I found a deep obsessive love for Tulum, Mexico. Don’t get me wrong, Playa Del Carmen is a beautiful and lively […]
via 3 Things You Must Do in Tulum, Mexico — All Things Refined
Bacalar – known as the “lake of seven colours” – sparkles in the sunshine with many shades of turquoise and blue. It is simply amazing, and a photograph can’t capture it’s true beauty. This is one of the most peaceful places we have explored on the Riviera Maya. The small town that occupies the shore […]
Xpu-Ha beach is our beach of choice along the Riviera Maya. In fact, it might be one of our favourite places in the world. Surrounded by palm trees, white sand and crystal clear water made up of many shades of blue. This is the place you have day-dreams about when sitting at your desk on […]
Today, we are diving “Casa Cenote” and “Dos Ojos” in Tulum, Mexico. During the first dive, we made a scary encounter with a Crocodile…
via Diving the legendary “Dos Ojos” in Tulum, Mexico – Vlog 011 — The Foreign Passport
If you’ve ever visited here, I sincerely hope you made a point of checking out some of the island food. I don’t mean hitting up tourist-trap places (although, some have some great food too) but mean the little side shops, taquerias, torta shops and such. I would think the abundance of eateries should show we […]
THIS IS A WEBSITE THAT DESCRIBES MANY OF THE CENOTES IN THE AREA AND WHAT THEY OFFER. MOST OF THEM ARE WITHIN EASY DRIVING DISTANCE OF CANCUN, LESS THAN 2 HOURS. THERE ARE ALSO BUS TOURS AVAILABLE.