Archive for the Tag Yucatan

Big city, small city and a village

Mila and Tom on our evening walk in Merida (Mexixo), Photo: Anna Alboth

Going more east, we checked the capital of the peninsula, another town and a small fishermen village. What to say, between chickens, turkeys and dogs – we all had the most of fun. read more »

Chichén boring Itzá

Mexico: The Maya Temple in Chichen Itza (Yucatan Peninsula)

I’m seriously wondering how did Chichen Itza make it to be between new seven wonders of the world. More tourists and souvenirs than wonders! read more »

Cool those cenotes

Cenote in Coba, Mexico (Yucatan Penisuela)

So how many degrees do you have in Europe right now? Don’t you also feel like jumping to the blue eye of underwater cenote? read more »

Meetings in Tulum, Mexico

The Maya Temple and the Sea in Tulum, Mexico (Yucatan Penisuela)

Probably the most touristic Maya ruins around but still: just imagine how happy those Maya must have been to wake up and have such a view in the morning!? read more »

Dinner and breakfast with monkeys

Mexico (Yucatan): A Spider Monkey in Punta Laguna

Since the moment Hanna first time saw a spider monkey we knew that we have to find more of them and show her that they are happy out there, between the trees, and taking one home is maybe not the best idea. read more »

Laugh has no dialects

Mexico (Yucatan), San-Angel: Mayan boy in a hammock; Photo: Anna Alboth

What to do in the Maya village on the Day of the Dead? You follow your daughter and get invited for a traditional dinner!

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