When I first got to my hotel apt. last week there wasn’t a bug in sight, at least not in my room, but as the days continued the bugs came out of the word work in all shapes and frightening sizes. I think it was about the third night when I came home and noticed several translucent, flesh coloured ants trotting around the kitchen. I … Continue reading Tulum Day 9: Bug Fears
I spent the whole day at the beach yesterday and by the time I got home I was too exhausted to write. The water was more magnificent than how I saw it from Punta Piedra the other day. I’m not exactly sure what beach we were at, but it was down a ways past Punta Piedra. I laid on a massive lounge chair cabana thing, … Continue reading Tulum Day 7: Relax
The full moon party was a lot of fun. They played mostly EDM and some chill vibe drum and bass and everyone was dancing and having a blast. You could run around on Papaya Playa’s multiple wood decks, sit by the fire and watch the moonlight cascading across the water as the waves crashed or dance your ass off in the sand. It really was … Continue reading Tulum Day 4
I made friends with Richard, one of the owners of a bar called Ricarito’s Tex-Mex Grill on Satellite Sur the day I got into town, and I ended up going back there yesterday for a beer and some guacamole. Angel, the chef and co-owner, makes some great food and he’s super friendly as well. Richard invited me to a full moon party tonight at Papaya … Continue reading Tulum Day 3: Making Friends
I woke up super late today and it was god damn glorious. I walked down Satellite Sur past the main road, highway 307, and went to this incredible lunch & breakfast restaurant called Azafran. It was so cute. Brightly coloured walls inside and out, a small pond with a few turtles wading around, and the food was delicious. I sat on the back patio surrounded by these massive … Continue reading Breakfast in Tulum, Mexico
I flew from LAX to Cozumel with several miserable layovers in between. A trip that should have only taken six or seven hours took a total of 15 + hours; but, being the deal hunter that I am I chose a flight that was a few hundred dollars less using skiplagged.com, which is a great flight source, but in this case it really wore me … Continue reading Learn From My Mistakes: Tulum, Mexico
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