Some pictures of the town of Playa del Carmen |
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Quinta Avenida (5th Avenue), the main touristy part of town |
Quinta Avenida |
Down to the dock, where you can catch the ferry to Cozumel |
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Wal-Mart in Mexico. Ugh |
Mechanic shop |
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This is someone's house. It's not very visible, but there is laundry on the line right outside |
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Another house. This is in stark contrast to the touristy area, where everything is nice and clean |
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Glass embedded in a wall to stop people from jumping over it |
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Paradise! |
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The view from my little rented chair underneath a thatch umbrella |
The ruins of the Mayan city of Tulum |
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The view from the cliff where the city resides |
I don't particulary like this picture of me, but it is proof that I was there |
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The beach at the bottom of the cliff |
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An iguana enjoying the weather. They were all over the place in Mexico. |
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Xel-Ha (pronounced Shell-Ha), an Eco-Park. Basically this is what Disney tries to achieve with there themed waterparks, except it's all real |
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Snorkeling in a cave at Xel-Ha |
Sunrise on the beach |
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Some pictures around the little hotel I stayed at, Aqualuna Hotel. |
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More Mayan ruins scattered around Playacar, a resort area in Playa del Carmen |
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