Fozzie in Cancún
January 2016 
How amazingly turqouise the Caribbean waters along the Riviera Maya may be, Fozzie is not the kind of bear to spend hours on the beach when the entire Yucatán peninsula has so many historic Mayan sites to discover. Follow Fozzie on his trip from spring break destination Cancún to ancient ruins in Quintana Roo, Campeche and Yucatán state.
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- Did I promise too much? Just a few kilometers south of Cancún you’ll find lovely shallow bays with nicely turquoise waters.
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- Okay, I admit, Chichén Itzá is sort a Mexican Disneyland, but it is defintely a must-do.
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- Spot the difference? The ticket shows famous El Castillo pyramid in Chichén Itzá, but I am already in Uxmal.
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- You can even climb the pyramids here and it has less tourists.
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- In Calakmul I walked for miles through the rain forest and saw almost untouched ruins, but no people.
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- It felt like I was the first to rediscover this pyramid.
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- Okay, I got up here. But how do I get down again? It is so steep.
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- “I wanna dance by water ‘neath the Mexican sky – Drink some Margaritas by a string of blue lights – Listen to the Mariachi play at midnight – Are you with me, are you with me?”
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- If I had a moustache, would you recognize me as being Mexican?
Omg! those are really nice pictures.
really no people…