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Published: March 17th 2016
.The journey to Tulum, a major tourist attraction 130 kilometres south of Cancun, was uneventful and far less stressful than driving in the city, despite markings on the road suddenly disappearing for long periods of time. We had only a tiny map of the town which didn't show our hotel. By the time we found the hotel, after wandering dark alleys and sleepy streets, it was completely dark. The man o...
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Nanci and David Curry
Much Better!
Sounds so much better than your experience at Cancun. Having the Mayan sites to yourselves can be a magical experience. We were lucky to be the first ones in to Tikal, Palenque and Copan Ruinas. Walking amongst the ruins by ourselves as the sun peaked over the horizon is one of the memories that will always remind us of the wonder of travel. So glad you guys had a good experience in the Yucatan and we look forward to hearing of your future adventures!