Cenote Azul Bacalar Mexico

Cenote Azul Bacalar Mexico

Entrance to Cenote Azul in Bacalar, Mexico Where is Bacalar Cenote Azul? Bacalar’s Cenote Azul (sometimes called the Azul Cenote) located about 3 kilometers from the town of Bacalar, Mexico (map below) is, depending on who you ask is either the largest...
Kohunlich Mayan Ruins

Kohunlich Mayan Ruins

Mask at the Kohunlich Mayan Ruins The Kohunlich Mayan Ruin site best known for its Temple of the Masks. It is located about 65km west of Chetumal in the beautiful sub-tropical rainforest, not far from Chaccoben. I wanted my son to be able to see some of the reasons we...
Kohunlich Mayan Ruins

Baby Boomer Travel on a Budget

Life On a Budget Doesn’t Mean Sacrifice Why Retirement Travel is Different Than Before When I took early retirement, I knew that it would be necessary to keep an eye on expenses and spend more thoughtfully. One of the “sacrifices” that I, as a baby boomer...
Kohunlich Mayan Ruins

Lionfish Hunting in Xcalak, Mexico

The Quarry in Lionfish Hunting Lionfish Hunting is Good for the Reef Just off the beach at our house in Xcalak, there lurks an unwanted predator: A reef invader the Lionfish. The Lionfish is known for their venomous spines making them a hazard to divers and fisherman....
Kohunlich Mayan Ruins

Photo of the Skeleton of an Old Boat

Study of the Skeleton of an Old Boat in Mexico I learned a lot about photography while living on the Yucatan in Xcalak, Mexico. The light, particularly near the water, was always beautiful and interesting to work with. This old fishing boat was about a hundred meters...
Kohunlich Mayan Ruins

Yucatan Nature Walk with Jim Conrad

Last week we went along with our friend Polly, had the privilege of going with Naturalist Jim Conrad on one of his “Nature Meditation” walks. Every morning Jim leaves his residence at Mayan Beach Garden Inn and walks around, being present in the wonderful...