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Yucatan's Beaches & Ruins — Album photos

Éditions de ce circuit : 2001–2002 | 2001–2002 | 2002–2003 | 2003–2004 | 2005–2006

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.

Outside our hotel in Cancun - ready to kick off the tour.

The white sand beach of Tulum

Coming back from SCUBA diving class

Sunrise in Tulum

Coconut anyone?

A view of the Gran Cenote near Tulum.

Diving in the Gran Cenote.

At 42 metres, the Great Pyramid of Cobá is the tallest Mayan structure on the Yucatan peninsula

Jumping into cenote Zací in the heart of Valladolid

Valladolid at dusk.

Cenote Xkeken. At around midday the sun comes through a hole in the ceiling penetrating deep into the cenote and in turn illuminating the cave in a magical soft blue light.

El Castillo, the pyramid of Kukulcán at Chichén Itzá.

Climbing down the inner pyramid inside El Castillo.

A view from atop El Castillo

The steep climb up El Castillo

The roads are quiet here.

In search of another cenote.

Standing amongst the tree roots under the ground in a cave.

Leaving the cave behind.

Marc gathers in a crowd of curious kids.

Beautiful Izamal.

On the road again.

Tamales and atole for breakfast in Progreso's market.

The Mayan ruins at Dzibilchaltun.

Unusual Xlacah cenote at Dzibilchaltun.

The main market in Mérida. Get ready to see and taste things you've never seen or heard of before.

Buying hamacas in Merida

Inside the Palacio de Gobierno, Fernando Castro Pacheco's murals portray a symbolic history of the Maya and their interaction with the Spanish.

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