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Quote: Occupied from 100 B.C. to 1200 A.D., these ruins combine many architectural styles, but are best known for the wonderfully preserved winged sculptures (Mayan angels) and Witz Monster Mouth recently discovered… Read More
Quote: Snorkeling the beaches in Cancun was disappointing at best. We have snorkeled all over and were excited about it, but the huge waves every day kind of quashed our hopes. On only one day was the water calm… Read More
Quote: In the afternoon of our first full day in Mexico City, we headed about 30 miles north to the ancient Aztec city of Teotihuacan. Home to the third largest pyramid in the world, this city which began as early as… Read More
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Quote: We had a blast with Vallarta Adventures. We booked 3 tours with them (they had a 3x2 deal on their site). We did the Rhythms of the Night, which is a dinner and show at a really cool and remote private beach… Read More
Quote: You are better off taking the ferry. The Aquaworld trip promised a nice ride back and forth, lunch on their private beach, snorkling, and a trip into town. Well it was a BEER cruise, not fit for families, and the… Read More
Quote: Just a short drive down the road from the Blue Tulum Resort where we were staying, are the amazing ancient ruins of Tulum. Dated around the 1200s, these ruins rise above the Caribbean Coast in a splendid way… Read More
Quote: It would be wrong to describe the Mayan ruins of Palenque as being off the tourist-trail - hundreds visit the atmospheric abandoned city daily, and the dusty, if convenient nearby town of the same name is… Read More
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