A day to commemorate with the dead.

Day OF the dead? More like Day WITH the dead. Huge crowds gathered in the cemetery to decorate their family tombs, picnic, and fly brilliantly decorated kites.

Perfect beaches, plenty of beer, and tons of sun.

Beer and snorkeling. Who would of thought that would be such a great combination? The Coronas were flowing as endlessly as the ocean.

Cobá is one of the oldest Mayan cities and predates many other sites in the Yucatán Peninsula. Cobá dates from 600 A.D. to the post-Classic period of the 14th to 15th centuries.

Cobá is one of the most important archaeological sites in the Yucatán , which spreads over 80 square kilometers. The main pyramid, Nohoch Mul (large hill), is over 130 feet tall and is the highest in the peninsula. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to climb Nohoch Mul due to renovations.