Daily blog of experiences traveling Mexico
Day 18; Farewell Belize Today we farewell Belize and its delicious lobsters and spend much of the day in transit to Tulum, Mexico. Not all days are created equal just as not all days can be jam packed with as much fun as others. Today is one of those not so fun ones. We are …
Day 5: The Frida Kahlo house and New Years Eve in Mexico The Frida Kahlo house was top of Ruth’s list for Mexico City, but we had been unable to get tickets online. The hotel told us that we could go and lineup anyway, but there would be no guarantee of getting in. So we …
Day 4: Chapultepec Castle Serendipity: A fortunate accident I had a solid 8hrs unbroken sleep last night. With no locked in times for activities we’d permitted ourselves a much needed sleep in. Our plan was to head to Chapultepec Castle and explore another part of the city. It was a couple of stops on the …
Visiting Teotihuacan – a tour experience This post contains affiliate links. Making a purchase through one of these links earns a small commission at no additional cost to you and is a great way to show your support to this site. In what was a lesson in blindly taking recommendations and not asking enough questions, …
Day 2: Mexico City I think I was asleep almost as soon as I turned out the light and I awoke full of beans and ready to explore Mexico City. Given local time was 11pm at night though it didn’t seem like the wisest idea. The king bed we’re sharing is amazingly comfortable and …
Day 1: Off to Mexico City! 4.30am isn’t pretty, regardless of the reason why you’re meeting it. Except perhaps if it’s still being up from the night before. In which case it’s probably a precursor to a splitting headache at some point in the forseeable future. Dad picked me up at 6am to catch the …
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