Three Days in Puerto Escondido
After Mexico City and Day of the Dead in Oaxaca, I was keen to swap the cities for smaller places. My vague plan for the next two weeks was town and beach hopping along Oaxaca’s…
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A Day Trip to Hierve El Agua
On my one and only venture out of Oaxaca City before Day of the Dead, I went to Hierve El Agua, a set of petrified waterfalls. I went with a friend from my hostel independently.…
View PostCelebrating Day of the Dead in Oaxaca
After Mexico City, I headed south to my second city in Mexico, Oaxaca. Oaxaca is the capital city of the Oaxaca region and I’d heard many good things about it, especially as a place to…
View PostFive Days in Mexico City
After Bacalar (four days next to idyllic turquoise water – love love love!), I flew to Mexico City. I hadn’t been to a big big city for a long time (think the last one was…
View PostBacalar – The Lake of Seven Colours
After nearly a week on Caye Caulker, it was time to leave Central America and enter Mexico, my last country of the trip – yikes! Ever since I’d heard about the turquoise crystal clear waters…
View PostHow to get to Chetumal from Caye Caulker
Caye Caulker is an island in Belize, just 130km from Belize City. It’s often a first or last stop for those travelling Central America with Mexico being the previous or next destination respectively. Chetumal is…
View PostGoing Slow on Caye Caulker
Welcome to Caye Caulker and the go slow and hammock life! Caye Caulker is a Caribbean island off the coast of Belize’s mainland. For me it was a good last stop in Central America before…
View PostTikal – Guatemala’s Most Famous Ruins
My next and final stop in Guatemala, after Semuc Champey, was to the famous ruins of the ancient Mayan city, Tikal, tucked away in the jungle of north Guatemala. In its day, Tikal was a…
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