It looked like three brothers were running this cenote business. Whether they owned the land or just set up shop around the hole, is unknown. It is an amazing cenote though. The cavern is huge and there are stalagmites and stalactites throughout. The water is chrystal clear with a slight…
We have now visited 4 Cenotes. They are all completely different. Yesterday afternoon we stopped at Cenote X’ux Ha. Dennis stayed in Poki working on his blog, while the rest of us went in for a swim. More sophisticated than the others we have visited, hence the 75 peso entrance…
First up, Happy Birthday to Deirdre, my eldest daughter. Hope you have a great day Dee…:). it’s wont be long before you have caught me up..:) Today we are changing camps. It’s been a brilliant place to stay but it’s time for a change of scenery. It wasn’t long after…
Another day on the beach at El Cuyo. We were awake early to use the internet before too many other people logged on. A good signal was necessary to book flights to Miami. Yes, we are going to Miami next week to get a new compressor for the fridge and…
The day has dawned. Another one out of the box. Warm, sunny and a wind of about 5 knots from the NE. By 12.30pm it’s 30.4deg C and rising, with 73% relative humidity. We have a great camp site, about 600m from town and 100m from the beach, with…
A slow start this morning, leaving about an hour after Tim and Sarah. We had arranged to catch them up in the evening in El Cuyo. Heading north to the coast at Rio Lagartos, we stopped in the village of San Felipe, as we found a strong wifi signal and…
It was great to wake in an air conditioned room and have a warm shower. After a hearty breakfast it was down to business calling possible suppliers for a new fridge, or parts for the old one. From our homework done last night and discussions over the last week or…
An early morning dip in the Cenote and then on the road to the ruins at Uxmal. A very smart entrance and proper shops and a hotel. Even a tour operator, Maya Adventures, who are using multi-coloured Land Rovers. The entrance fee came as a shock. 480 Pesos per person.…
Today we are staying put. A day of rest. Our german companions Heike & Peter are moving out but before they departed we had a great chat with them about their travels up through South America. Giving us some invaluable tips of where to go and where not to, too.…
Setting off about an hour after Tim and Sarah, we had been doing some research into replacement fridges. I had some suggestions from the Pan Am Facebook site and was given a contact for Dometic here in Mexico. Am in discussion with him now. Hampered by the lack of wifi…