Buenos Diaz TodoSince I last wrote we have been rather busy what with hangovers, boat trips and border crossings. The night of the 28th we decided to go to a small place called Vino de Baco, a small tapas restaurant on one of the main streets through San Cristobal. The place was amazing, they gave you free food with every drink, so that night we decided not to eat, but nibble whilst we were drinking. The night wore on and the thought of tequilla came into mind, s...

Hola.Apologies to all for not having kept this up to date, we have been absolutely rushed off our feet for the past few days.After visiting Chichen Itza we headed to Merida, which Simon and I really liked but Fran wasnt such a fan. It worked out that we arrived there on a Sunday which was good as over the weekend they hold all day fairs, so the atmosphere was buzzing. Whilst in Merida we had a roam around the markets ,which were slightly disgusting with chickens ...

After another good nights sleep in our quality hotel we woke up to a slightly more gloomy Mexican day, a little gutting seeing as we planned to go to Chichen Itza. Whilst packing our bags we found a $10 note lying under the matress, so we decided that we would put it towards a dinner that night. Being the Spring solstace today, the sun was meant to create a shadow running up the ruins forming the shape of a snake, but with no sun there was undoubtedly no snak...

Hey allToday we decided to have a more laid back day, and have a run around the colonial town of Valladolid!! It is an incredibly pretty town with every building painted a different colour, murials on walls, and many stunning churches dotted around the place. Has been a hot day today probably reaching around 35 degrees, so we decided to have a mid day siesta and watch the Westham Arsenal football game on the TV in our hotel. After an afternoon stroll of the city ...

After a few too many drinks last night with our new friend Leni, who turns out to be from Bournemouth, we all (including leni) decided that we would head down to Coba (around 40km east of Tulum) for a day trip to visit some mayan temples. The trip down on the coach was pleasant and upon getting off we proceeded down past a crocodile infested lake (where our first crocodile of around 6 foot was spotted) to the entrance to the Ruins. Set in the heart of a little Ju...