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| We only used the car to get to and from the airport. We used the bikes for everything in between. |
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| A french bakery is always a good idea, No matter where you are |
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| selling jewelry on the beach, I resisted but ended up buying a bikini. |
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| These kids were selling fruit and all kinds of trinkets along the beach |
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| "If I had a backyard, and I built a restaurant—or simply a place to entertain—in said backyard, it would look like Gitano {with a splash of Hartwood}. Strings of lights hung from marine rope light the open-air space setting the secret jungle garden aglow. The hub, an A-frame bar made of reclaimed wood, is inspiring enough to say "I'll have another" more than once. Add in the Mexican minimalist food—tortilla soup served in a clay bowl or fish tacos neatly placed atop a wooden board—and you'll be sticking around for...another round and some dancing under the disco ball." - unkown |
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| I wish I could remember what this was. |
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| I love the effects from the giant disco ball |
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| Ceviche |
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| Thatched roofs and reclaimed wood with strings of lights hanging in the trees, outdoor tables surrounded by exotic plants and candles is the norm |
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| I took horrible pictures of this place but it was so cool. Lit by candles and a beach sand floor. |
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| Stuffed squd- Melted in my mouth |
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| Ceviche |
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| Whole grilled snapper |
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| Beach road. This is the one and only road that runs through the town. Beach on one side Jungle on the other |
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| Wouldn't be Mexico without a Frida |
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| Hotel Sanara- I so loved this place |
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| Goodbye Tulum, So long, see you later, Adios, Au revoir--thanks for the great time. You were one of the coolest places we have ever experienced. We won't forget you. |