Les documents préservés sur cette page — descriptions d'itinéraires, programmes jour par jour, légendes de photos, dépêches et avis de cyclistes — sont reproduits tels qu'ils ont été rédigés à l'origine : en anglais.
Yes, they really are flamingos!A pelican caught taking offSunrise in Rio LagartosStrange looking ancient creature. It's a horseshoe crab.Mérida's Plaza Mayor comes alive every evening.The colonial city of Mérida, once Tihó, a Mayan settlement, was first settled by the Spanish in 1542.A typical road in the Yucatan.Bicycle taxis in Conkal.Xlacah cenote with Dzibilchaltun Mayan ruins in the backround.The small fishing village of Río Lagartos is known for it's neafmw6 flamingo nesting grounds.Marcos is our flamingo guide on our tour of Ría Lagartos.Throwing out a tarraya, a round net used for fishing, isn't as easy as it looks.Chikila spring. An ojo de agua, literaly an eye of water.Flamingos near Rio Lagartos.Prehistoric looking horseshoe crab.Curious children check us out.A view of Ek Balam Mayan ruins.Some of the intricate carvings at Ek Balam.Colourful Valladolid.Zací cenote right in the heart of Valladolid.
