In the Kudablin project, we send completely different people on traveling at our expense! Irina Rasskazova visited the Mexican Cancun: she found turtles and swam among them at sea, studied underground lakes in the jungle and the places where the Mayan Indians live. Read more – in her report!
The morning does not begin with coffee, but with an early departure to Mexico and interrogation if I have a visa. And after the settlement, the morning begins with a sea breeze, Guacamole, which is sold on the beach instead of hot corn or churchikhe (as in Sochi) and, of course, from Spanish music.
Parties by the pool are far from in the evening, because Beach Clubs closes at 6-7pm, and then-be sure to take an evening dress with you-couples go out to pathos dinners, and the fun ends at crazy discos in the Coco Bongo club.
To visit Mexico means to try their famous Fachitas in the form of the main dish, guacamole for a snack and, Margarita, frozen or not, with and without tastes.
This is about a lazy beach holiday.
Active rest begins outside the cancone, in a village called Akumal. In the open ocean you are offered not just to swim with the turtles, like in a zoo, but to find them. Swim among them, but not interfere with their usual life.
Why just lie on the beach, if you can explore the underground lakes in the jungle, where the Mayan tribes still live, where it is impossible to swim without flashlights and where each exit and passage looks like the previous one. When stalactites hang over you, and under you stalagmites, and water is no more than 23 degrees – an understanding comes where the same buzz.
Acquaintance with Mexico, of course, should begin with such places (they say, Tulum – Must Visit),
Because Cancun for Americans (and I live in America) – like Türkiye for Russians. They say so about him: Oh Who are you going there? There’re too Many Tourists. But it is very cheap and tasty, and not too hot – an ideal such climate.
My advice, a hotel in Cancun needs to be selected only near the sea, and preferably with 4-5 stars. And finally: do not believe that they don’t know English there … Although I would learn a little Spanish words to know what they say to me – a lot of Mexicans will pay attention to you!
The author of the text and the photo: Irina Farloon (@irina_ls)
Photo for Preverty: Unsplash.com
