Two hours south and a world away from Cancun is the funky eco-chic town of Tulum. Great food, great time hanging out with my Seattle friends, Kathy Shelby and Terry Jones.
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- A cenote is a natural sinkhole, resulting from the collapse of limestone bedrock that exposes groundwater underneath.
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- Snorkeling in the cenote – scooting over the stalagmites and under the stalagtites – with Kathy Shelby.
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- Yes! There was a really dark bat cave, and we snorkeled into it!
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- Fruit bats hanging out in the cave. We could hear them making little squeaks to each other.
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- One of many colorful murals, with a little Mayan girl and an iguana.
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- A real Mexican Park Ranger at Tulum National Park.
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- Mayan ruins from the 13th century. The Mayans survived until diseases from the Spanish conquistadors caused heavy casualties.
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- Thought for the day.
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- Ready for our Tibetan Singing Bowl meditation.
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- Tulum is a a zen, thoughtful place.
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- Chilling on the hammocks with Terry and Kathy.
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- Loved the coffee here. Wink wink!
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- All dolled up for our last night.
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- Posada Marguerita was our shabby chic hotel. Right on the beach!
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- Steps away from Posada Marguerita – this is their front yard playground
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