(sorry, only google translate 🙁 ) So the weekend was over and we were flying over Atlanta to Cancun on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. As we did not want to do the Cancun, which was predominantly frequented by tourists, we sat in the airport directly in a bus to the Tulum 2 hours away with ...

(sorry, only google translate 🙁 ) For our third day we had booked a bus to Valladolid to visit the ruins Ek Balam and Chichen Itza. After we arrived at noon and after a little search also found our hotel, we went directly with the Collectivo to Ek Balam. This time, the whole worked within minutes, because ...

(sorry, only google translate 🙁 ) Mérida was to become our first Mexican colonial city. Our visit was mainly limited to a tour of the town and a little walker through a local market (with super tacos :-)). During the tour of the town, we learned a lot about Spanish colonization, about the time during and ...

sorry, only google translate After the longest (but very comfortable, which should still change …) bus ride of barely 5 hours, we arrived at our last destination in Mexico, Bacalar. Bacalar is known for the Laguna Bacalar, also known as “Lagoon of the 7 Colors”. But later on, we were picked up by our supernetten AirBnB ...

sorry, only google translate… The trip from Lago Atitlan to San Cristobal was praised us with 7-9 hours. We started at 6:30 in the morning and we arrived at 21:00. Exceptionally this was not the result of an empty promise, but simply bad luck (paired with a proper portion of bad organization). We were driven to ...

sorry, only google translate… As we were not able to fly back to Cancun as originally planned, we had a different plan. From San Cristobal we booked a tour to the ruins in Palenque (about 5-6 hours drive), which also included the two waterfalls that we wanted to see. So we got into a minivan at ...