Merida Travel Blogs - Page 2

MEXICO! First introduction to the country, what better a way then to explore the Yucatan Penninsula...Chichen Itza, Tulum, Merida, Playa del Carmen. Man was it hot, slept in a hammock on the beach most nights. Ruins-amazing. Ceviche-sooo good. Margaritas-uh hem, otra?

Yucatan.

11.27.08   Grocery store field trip!  I missed the nearby Chaudraui store that was just after a round-about and we went 3 miles down the busy boulevard to the Mega Store.  Amazing!  First, you stop by the cash machine, since we’re basically in a “cash economy” around her…

I can´t imagine a more perfect day.  Did yesterday even happen? We met Dr. Vick and Anna at the restaurant for breakfast.  My new favorite fruit juice is watermelon.  They just put it in a blender and pour it from a jug, no water or sugar added.  It´s a subtle flavor, no…

My father is from Merida Yucatan and here are some photos of my last trip to Yucatan!

From Seattle to Victoria, British Columbia. To the Yucatan Peninsular in Mexico to see flamingoes in Celestun, Chitzen Itza and cenotes in the forest. Disneyland, Caltech and Stanford in California.

The first stop in my adventure through the Yucatan Peninsula was the colonial city of Merida, which is located on the West coast of the peninsula. This is a photo of the cathedral in Merida.

In june 2007 we did a two week trip on the Yucatan peninsula, from Cancun -> Merida -> Campeche -> ... -> Xpujil -> Mahahual -> Tulum

The best thing about winter is not snowmen, or ice skating. It is getting away from it all together and exploring tropical areas. I decided this winter could be best spent diving in Utila so I rented an apartment there for the Month of February. The plan was to take a month to get there, visiting Mexico, Belize, Guatemala and some of Honduras on the way.

rtw

10 day Mayan Discovery trip with mum

Everyone that wants to travel around the world should at least get to know their country. This is my attempt at getting to know Mexico. Won't be able to travel all the country at once, but this will try to cover my journey through the years, one state at the time.

this city last night was a little scarey but today we had a good look around. I picked up a kids map from the hotel restaurant and decifered the spanish. so we used that to check out the Museam of Archeology, the town hall and a Cathedral that I don´t know the name of. The museam was awesome. had …

I definitively have to write about this trip. What a tour! I went with my brother, he wanted to see El Salvador & Honduras & I Guatemala & Mexico/Yucatan & both Belize! I never had that many warnings for a trip ever! Don't do this don't do that!

No.  I don't have any pictures from last night.  It was my Dirty 30 birthday.  I wasn't going to be responsible for carrying around a camera just to document the debauchery that ensued.  Bonnie occasionally reminds me that she took some pictures, but luckily for me she pulled a …