A day in the live of a pelican

"Hey!! Don't turn your back on me! I tell you the fish was really thaaaaaat big!!"
Valladolid

Arriving in the cute town of 'Valladolid'. Somehow weird to say "Hey what a lovely colonial architecture!" If you know that to build these houses Mayan temples and houses got destroyed. And you're inRead more
"The New 7 Wonders of the World"

The New 7 Wonders of the World
Colosseum of Rome, Italy ✓
Petra, Jordan ✓
Chinese wall, China ✓
Chichen Itza, Mexico ✓
Machu Picchu, Peru (?)
Taj Mahal, India (?)
Cristo, Brasil (?)
4 outRead more
Ek Balam

Another former centre of Mayas in Yucatan which is still in the process of reconstruction and excavation.
As 'Ek Balm' isn't crowded by tourists yet it's still possible to climb on top of the 31mRead more
Yucatán Cities

While there was snow in southern Germany, we also had a so called “cold front” in Mexiko (meaning rain, wind and 24 degrees) 😉 we used this time to explore Mérida, the capital of Yucatán, andRead more
#IguanaLive

Chill in the sun at the beach underneath the Maya pyramids of Tulum!
Zona archeologica de Tulum

The most beautiful thing having a few months of for traveling, instead of "just going on holidays" is the extra amount of time. Sundays the entrance to the archeological sights in Tulum is free, soRead more
Lagoon of 7 colors

Crystal clear, calm and turquoise water with a sandy underground that's how the "Lagoon 7 colors" looks like. Today we arrived in the relaxed town of Bacalar.
Advice of the day: don't throw food inRead more
Los Rapidos Bacalar

Stromatolites are sedimentary formations build from microorganisms, growing day by day. Only a few of these structures still can be found alive today. We were told only 13 countries in the world stillRead more
#NoBadDays

'NoBadDays', just bad weather. Today the forecast told us thunderstorm and rain all day long. We decided to go to the beach anyway and enjoy the last hours at the Mexican coastline.
Now we both haveRead more
¡Hasta luego México!

Hasta luego 'Panuchos' - fried with mashed beans filled tacos topped with chicken, avocado, lettuce and tomatoes. The best ones we had was in the cooking class for 3€ per person offered by ourRead more
Ambergis Caye - Belize 🇧🇿

A farewell to one country means a 'HELLO' to another one!!! After a 1.5h bumpy speed boat ride we arrived in San Pedro on Ambergis Caye!
San Pedro

Today was about getting to know San Pedro. Reggae vibes all around, jerk chicken, colorful painted wooden houses. Everyone calm and relaxed, somehow it's like we would imagine Jamaica to be.
AfterRead more
#Unbelizeable

Snorkelling in the world second biggest barrier reef system 🪸🐠
True to the motto of Belizians it was an ‘unbelizeable’ experience. We snorkelled with turtles, eagle rays, nurse sharks,Read more
Caye Caulker, Belize

The last 3 days where all about getting to know the laid-back island Caye Caulker, the wildlife around the belizean barrier reef and the different culinary specialities of the area.
In Mexico weRead more
Caracol archeological site

We decided to cut our time in Belize short in favor of other destinations along the road. So yesterday we had our last day in Belize and went to 'Caracol'. The biggest archeological excavation side ofRead more
Good bye Belize, Hola Guatemala!

Imagine you have been to Mayan temples in 2 different countries. You have been to once that are mass tourism hotspots, some that are just at the beginning of being excavated and at some secluded inRead more
'A new hope' - templo IV Tikal

If you check the Netflix or Amazon prime video platforms you will find hundreds of movies about European history about the Greek legends, the Roman empire, the crusades, medieval times. You can alsoRead more
Isla Flores

Enjoyed a lazy day after intense days in Tikal - and a heavy rainfall that showed a different side of Isla Flores to us with flooded streets etc.
Hell and Heaven

Some days just feel like hell! Sitting in a small shuttle bus, not even enough room for your feet for 14h is a feeling like being tortured in hell. Seeing the landscape switching from the lush greenRead more
Lake Atitlan, Panajachel

By many he is called the 'most beautiful lake in the world'. This lake was formed by the collapse of a big volcano, but volcanic activities haven't stopped after that collapse so three new volcanosRead more
Chichicastenango Market

Chichicastenango is home to one of the oldest outdoor markets in Guatemala.
Once we entered the packed market we found ourselves surrounded by uncountable stalls selling colourful textiles, woodenRead more
Vibrant colors of central America

Many people in the 'western countries' like the minimalistic approach of 'scandic' chic. Natural materials and neutral colors. (We do so as well 😉). The most common colors of cars are white, blackRead more
San Juan La Laguna

Today we switched the sides of Lake Atitlan from Panajachel we took a boat to the little village of 'San Juan La Laguna'. A city famous for cacao, coffee and textile products. On the boat ride Jan wasRead more
Casa Maya (authentic homestay)

Today we decided to stay in the guest room of a typical Mayan family. As there was no sign showing where the apartment is we looked a little lost, till a little girl ran to the fence of her home andRead more