Will some memories and observations from Mexico, because they recently returned from a fabulous stay in Tulum ...
Firstly, if ever you go to Tulum, you do not let yourself be persuaded to stay in no ghostly all-inclusive hotel, where crowds of Americans przewalaja sleepily from one end to another department in the pursuit of the next free (because all included) drink or food. In concrete buildings with narrow access to the beach, do not you will live the unique atmosphere of Mexico, watching crowds of Americans do not know the warmth of local people, eating fresh sushi Mexican versions, you will not know whether or not the authentic food. No, if you're going to Tulum, the only wise decision is to stay in the so-called. Cabanas - small huts of a more or less tropical character, which are situated right on the beach and enjoy the way the undisturbed view of the sea and the perpetual sound of the waves.
us wedding organizer, on which we were in Mexico, but unfortunately 'em up on the two-day stay in this Moloch, because like Everything was going to happen there - and the drinks on the day before the wedding, and access to the wedding, and after the wedding breakfast. Unnecessarily, because if we only spent the time there is Tulum, by August we did not like. Interestingly, this pair of wedding August terribly liked this hotel. But we poweselnym immediately after breakfast, we went to a charming piece of untouched beaches and stayed in cabanie. This view and the sound of waves will remember for a long time yet!
Second, Mexico is indeed a very Catholic country. Of course, this August sees visiting the shrine of Mary of Guadalupe, but also sees everywhere on the road. Small church - no walls, only with a thatched roof and altar, that was airily - on the way to Coba had posted a huge portrait of Pope Pole and the inscription, so happily we know from international youth congresses, Juan Pablo II. And in stores, even those big, did not sell any alcohol on Sundays at 14 - this is the applicable law. I liked it, though of course my friends said that this is "pushing religion down everybody's Throats." And I think that is beautiful, that they have such customs and laws, and know how beautiful it is to be respected, even if we are only gringos on vacation.
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