After buying my first bathing suit in my adult life to take to The Yucatan, I wasn’t sure why I might need it, I just thought it might be polite to take it. Never having traveled in the jungle, it didn’t occur to me until I got there that I might use it while swimming […]

The effects of working with Daniel Pool Pech were felt for months after our session at the Maya Spa …

This rustic spa has something for everyone, from clay massages to mystical Mayan healings …

Winding down on Tulum Playa …

Cool off with a dip into an underground pool …

Small observations of this colonial town.

sitting at the edge of the world, on the beach of Quintana Roo …

a pleasant walk through the jungle …

an earthy site where the color of the local limestone is everywhere …

or, if you would rather stand at, The Edge of the Well of the Itzas

find one of the most unique Maya features - an angel …

The ghost peered out the door and across the ruins at me. I saw him from many different spots as I snaked my way through the site.

Here they are. They start arriving everyday around 11am and tour the grounds in packs.

My fascination with walls continue.

The room was just so retro and even though the design was very minimal, I could tell that a lot of effort had been made to make the room seem comfortable.

The only thing that had ever seemed to change here were the bullfight posters layered one upon the other.

The roof in my cabana on Tulum Playa was made from woven palm fronds. The scent of the thatch is both airy and pleasantly earthy.

One of the hard things to do when traveling through archaeological sites is imagining the artwork that was there.