Coba, Tamcach Ha and Punta Laguna - A Mini Trip Report

Michele · 03-18-2009

Monday, the kids had a day off from school to celebrate (early) Benito Juarez' birthday, so I packed them and their bikes into the Xterra and we set off on a much needed adventure. Our first stop was Coba, about an hour and a half from Playa del Carmen, where, for $81 pesos ($51 pesos for my entry fee and $30 pesos for my bike rental), we spent a wonderful few hours riding through the jungle, spotting coatimundi and iguanas with green parrots flying overhead.

Read more about our mini adventure here!

emc · 03-18-2009

What a magical childhood you are giving your kids.

**Susie Q Roo** · 03-18-2009

Dangit, Michele, you always get to see the monkeys!

Great report, as always, and please know that I am up for adoption.

monte · 03-18-2009

Another AWSOME report, Michelle.

Michele · 03-18-2009

Thanks everyone for the nice comments. We do try to give our children as much access to history, culture and wildlife as possible. Living in Mexico has its challenges but finding something interesting, educational and fun for our kids and ourselves is not one of them.

Susie - We would be happy to review your request for adoption. You should know, there is a line.

Doggiemom · 03-18-2009

Loved it Michele!!!

caramba · 03-19-2009

Thanks for taking us along on your adventure! Wonderful photos, too...

03-18-2009	#1 (permalink)
Michele añejo Merchant Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Playa del Carmen, QR, MX Posts: 5,209	Coba, Tamcach Ha and Punta Laguna - A Mini Trip Report Monday, the kids had a day off from school to celebrate (early) Benito Juarez' birthday, so I packed them and their bikes into the Xterra and we set off on a much needed adventure. Our first stop was Coba, about an hour and a half from Playa del Carmen, where, for $81 pesos ($51 pesos for my entry fee and $30 pesos for my bike rental), we spent a wonderful few hours riding through the jungle, spotting coatimundi and iguanas with green parrots flying overhead. Read more about our mini adventure here!

03-18-2009	#2 (permalink)
emc añejo Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Cleveland, land of hope, heartache and wait till next year Posts: 1,949	What a magical childhood you are giving your kids.

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Susie Q Roo Critter Magnet Join Date: May 2003 Location: Q Roo Posts: 16,100	Dangit, Michele, you always get to see the monkeys! Great report, as always, and please know that I am up for adoption.

03-18-2009	#4 (permalink)
monte añejo Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: dallas Posts: 12,805	Another AWSOME report, Michelle.

03-18-2009	#5 (permalink)
Michele añejo Merchant Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Playa del Carmen, QR, MX Posts: 5,209	Thanks everyone for the nice comments. We do try to give our children as much access to history, culture and wildlife as possible. Living in Mexico has its challenges but finding something interesting, educational and fun for our kids and ourselves is not one of them. Susie - We would be happy to review your request for adoption. You should know, there is a line.

03-18-2009	#6 (permalink)
Doggiemom añejo Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Humble, Texas Posts: 9,364	Loved it Michele!!!

03-19-2009	#7 (permalink)
caramba añejo Join Date: May 2002 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 6,654	Thanks for taking us along on your adventure! Wonderful photos, too...

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