September 21th, 2014
Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico
The grand finale!
We decided that our last day gonna be an expansive one and we’ll allow ourselves things we didn’t do last time in Cancun because of money.
Atzva wanted to sleep in a resort. I never been to any of those hotels, never laid down by the pool and order drinks and food =).
It was fun =). There was a group of 50 years old Americans couples in the pool. They were without kids, and they drunk and act like they were teenagers with now responsibility. I, on the other hand, wanted something on the other side of laziness scale: an Extreme Park!
We went to Xplor, and I loved it! Looooong zip lane, tomycars, swimming and canopying in stalactites caves…. It was fun =)
Take Care
Gad
The view of the resort pool from our room =)
Our light breakfast =)
Cancun shore
The breeze of Cancun – every 4 or 5 PM, came the breeze. Unlike the breeze we are used to in Israel, which is only light wind, the breeze here is strong rain.
Our dinner – Onion rings! (Atzva love onion rings, and the moment she saw that she knew what will eat for dinner =)
The entrance to Xplor extreme park.
The cashier – you get an helmet and a key to a locker to put your things in. Most of the place is underground, and you walk from place to place in a stalactites caves =)
Along the paths of the park, there explanations about caves, stalactites, caveman, Geology….
The end of the looooooong zip line(it ends in the water, that’s why you are advised not to take camera, and that’s why we don’t have any from the zip line =/ …. )
One of the towers of the loooooooooooong zip line =)
El Corazon – the heart of xplor (there is a sound of heart bit, what makes the all place very dramatic).
When we were on zip line, everybody recommended us to eat to ribs. The ribs were of course of pork, so we couldn’t eat them, but there was plenty of food. And as good Polish Jewish, I started with the most important dish – the dessert =)
Don’t worry, I moved to real food =P
There was also a snack bar, where you can drink and rest in the light of a campfire. They had two great drinks: Champurrado – Hot traditional Mexican drink make of corn an chocolate Atole de coco con nuez – Coconut atole with walnuts.
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