Laguna Bacalar

    We hitched all day long, hunders kilometres mostly by evergreen forests, full of hidden Mayans ruins hidden in it. We were heading Laguna Bacalar, which – as we were said – its amazing ‘Lake of 7 shades of turquoise’ but yet not so crowded comparing to other Yukatan places. We came to the city at early night, but felt completely safe in this lazy, relaxed city. We found a camping with one coconut for a person including in price J. Stayed there for 3 days, relaxing on the shore of the lake which has in real has amazing palette of colours. Then we moved to Tulum, one of the most tourisitic place in the Carribean coast of Mexico. We found fancy place full of US citizens with resort atmosphere...For example, the bus drivers have a deal with taxi drivers, and wont take you if have a backpage or luggage...We find it very unfair, its also way more expensive than other part ot the State, crowded and not comfortable enough for us (our hostel is situeated far away from the seashore, and than one which are close to the seashore seems to be to expensive for us), so after 1 day we decide to heading Belize, another country in our travel. Just after spending night in the hostel we are staying in the  side of the road hithiking south – to the Belizean border crossing.