Señoras y señores, les doy un pedacito de paraíso.
Ruinas mayas al pie del mar caribeño. Arecifes a 15 minutos nadando. Temperatura del agua, pues un poco caliente, pero genial. No elecricidad, cabañas a la luz de las velas. Iguanas grises. Cielos despejados y muchas estrellas.
Si queríamos ver las ruinas teníamos que coger taxi, un bus y luego pagar entrada, así que decidimos entrar nadando, más divertido y gratis.
Compartimos cuarto con una gringa, Christina, muy buena gente y ahora anda todo el día con nosotros.
En la noche, no hicimos una fogata, sino un hueco en la arena y metimos una vela. Antes nos habíamos metido al manso, tibio océano a ver el plancton brillar con las estrellas.
After suprising Oren, Ronni and Lior, who thought we were already in the other side of the border, we went up to Tulum, following their Lonely Planet.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you a tiny piece of paradise.
Mayan ruins by the caribbean sea. Reefs 15 minutes swim away. Water temperature, well, a little bit to warm for my taste, but great. No electricity, just candlelight. Grey iguanas. Clear skies and lots of stars.
If we wanted to see the ruins the convencional way, we would have had to take a taxi, bus and pay a large amount of money for the entrance, so we decided to get there swimming, funner and free.
We shared a cabain with a gringa, Christina, very nice girl, who now spends her days with us.
At night, we didn´t make a fire, but a hole in the sand and put a candle in it. Before that, we got in to the calm, warm ocean to see the plancton shine along with the stars.
Así se eran todos nuestros días
This is what our everyday life was all about
La cabaña de los chicos
The boys´ cabain
Christina
Esto hacíamos el resto del día
This was what we did the rest of the day
Chequea como lo agarramos escupiendo
Check out that flying spit
Helene en la arena
Helene in the sand
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