Travelogues Quintana Roo

Goodbye green oasis and wildlife and welcome to Mexico...

Hello everyone!Today, Peter & Jenny visited us and we were really excited to see them ☺️ When we woke up in the morning, we already had a message on our phone: they were...

Hello everyone, Today we woke up at 8 o'clock and experienced something completely new: it was raining, and quite heavily! Usually, it rains here briefly (for about five...

Group photo :)

Hello everyone Today we actually had a lot of time in the morning because we didn't meet Peter and Jenny until 11 o'clock. As usual, we got up a little before 8 o'clock and sat...

Chetumal

finally bad weather

This post was supposed to be called 'Chichen Itza'. We had saved the visit to one of the world wonders for our last trip of our vacation. Unfortunately, the day turned out to be...

Viva Mexico!!! Finally we have arrived. After an hour of flying time and thanks to my moderate fear of flying, thousands of nerve cells have been lost. We also survived the...

With a small breakfast in our stomachs, we took the ferry to Isla Mujeres. On the ferry, we were entertained with music, and even though it was only 9:30 am, we were already...

My personal travel diary for family, friends, and anyone who wants to read along. Escape the daily rat race, be free from obligations and appointments... who doesn't wish for...

After the beautiful impressions of "real" Mexican cities with Mérida and Valladolid, today's plan was to drive to Cozumel. One last time in our VW Tiguan nicknamed "Paul-Uwe",...

A day with sun, beach, water, and tequila...

The first sunrise

Hello dear ones! Our day today was really nice and relaxing ☺️ We stayed in bed a little longer because we stayed up pretty late yesterday. As we were sitting on the terrace...

Hello everyone! Today we had planned to rent a buggy or golf cart (there are a lot of them here). But because of the water on the streets, it's currently not possible. Oh well,...

Good day to all of you ☺️ Today we had two boat dives on the program, which we were really looking forward to! We woke up, packed everything, got ready, and off we went ☺️ The...

Hello everyone! Today our day started at 8 o'clock. Just like yesterday, we enjoyed our beautiful balcony for a while and then headed to Roman and Tiziana around 10 o'clock :)....

Punta Coco

To solve the riddle of the last post: We have been in Mexico for a few weeks - the land of sombreros (huge hats), quesadillas, etc. (delicious food), and tequila (favorite...

Yesterday morning we had breakfast in a small Yucatan restaurant, food and drinks for two people for 6€, and it was really delicious 😍 Afterwards, we went swimming in an...

stranded Mayan site and turtle selfie

Welcome to Mexico! Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula offers an incredible density of different attractions. Above all, dreamy beaches, lively underwater worlds, Mayan ruins,...

We drove to the Dallas airport in a Dodge Ram. The handover of the vehicle went smoothly. The final bill clarified the actual costs. Accounting in the USA is a real challenge...

'The world is small!' - I have to say, I can't really agree with this statement after my trip, but I realized that we are all somehow connected through social networks. This...

After the beach in Akumal got too crowded, we took a taxi to the Yal Ku Lagoon. Our taxi driver offered to take us to a family's house that is located directly on the lagoon,...

Akumal, which means 'Where the turtles live' in English, is located about a half an hour drive from Playa del Carmen. As the name suggests, you can see turtles there, so we pack...

Our third and unfortunately last tour with Aledia took us to the Sian Kaan Biosphere Reserve. We were picked up at the hotel early in the morning at 5:30 am. Definitely not my...

After our two tours with Aledia Tours, the trip to Tulum was our first trip that we undertook on our own. We wanted to visit the Mayan ruins there and then spend some time on...

After spending a while at the first cenote, we continued to the next one. This one was even deeper in the jungle and was privately owned. That means, this cenote was not open to...