Isla Mujeres

There goes collectivos, mini buses, between the various towns along the Caribbean coast. Often, they depart with only 30 min intervals, and the price is low - 30 pesos per person from Playa del Carmen to Cancun, where you can sail to the island of Isla Mujeres. Either hate or love Mon Cancun. It is a busy place where things moving. We went directly to Puerto Juarez, from where the boat to Isla Mujeres sailing. We wait to explore Cancun, because we must fly from here in a few days to Florida. A return ticket to Isla Mujeres only costs 70 pesos, and the trip takes about 30 minutes. A guy sat with his guitar on board and song in the hope of money and that an American producer might find him ... Isla Mujeres (Women Island) is the island where pirates "kept" their women while they sailed around and robbed the waters. That is certainly what a legend. But not a bad place to be "stored". The island has beautiful white beaches and turquoise water. The beach in Tulum is still not released. It is still the prettiest and most unspoiled, as weve seen in Mexico. Isla Mujeres is 12 km long and only a few hundred meters wide. The main town is situated at the northern end, but the other beaches are also accessible via roads around the island. There is nothing so beautiful and cozy as the mood at an island. People are laid back. It is possible to go around to all things. There is sand everywhere. Narrow streets with restaurants. Mexico has understood the message of a pure nature. It is both to attract tourists and preserve nature unspoilt. There is time in the rakes on the beach, where waste and seaweed gathered together every morning. There are also tracks the waste in the streets. Its really nice to see how nature nurtured, so locals and tourists do not destroy it. Too often we have seen how poorer countries are indifferent. There is nothing so refreshing as a smoothie made with fresh fruit. Mexcico specializes in a wide variety of choices - everything from honey, oatmeal with nuts can be mixed in his drink. A smoothie costs from 15 to 40 pesos depending on how many ingredients are mixed in. At night the sky opened itself literally, and the rain poured down. It flashed and thorny wild in a few hours. Streets are covered with cement and very few drains. The rain from the roofs of the houses toppled down into the narrow streets, which was quickly flooded. People ran in the lee of water to his knees. It was a fantastic experience.