33 удовольствия Мексики 33 Pleasures of Mexico

The flight from Transaero took just over 12 hours. Flight attendants immediately handed out blankets, headrests, for extra. players offered a fee. We fed twice, the food is not restaurant, you can survive the flight. Those who were having a hard time parting with their homeland bought alcohol on board. At the Cancun airport, I again had to go through scanners, then passport control, and a meeting with representatives of the Southern Cross. We were taken to the hotels on comfortable buses. And here I am at my bungalow... Standard room - two large beds, TV, table, two armchairs, mirror, wardrobe with hangers, safe and mini-bar, iron and ironing board, air conditioning, 7 towels in the bathroom , there is a hair dryer, but very weak, shampoo, soap, body cream. Every day the room was cleaned and a fresh supply of bottled water was supplied. There are two armchairs and a table on the small balcony. The territory of the hotel is immersed in greenery, every morning the gardeners planted something, dug up, cut the grass, cut dry branches on palm trees. Funny agouti animals live on the territory.
They fed very well - every day fish and seafood, meat, chicken, a large selection of dishes, vegetables, herbs, fruits, desserts, cereals, puree soups, fresh juices, tea, coffee, wines. True, on the second day I really wanted okroshka...
Private beach with free sunbeds and umbrellas. Every morning the beach was cleaned from debris. There are 3 pools, every morning they were cleaned and "by eye" sprinkled with bleach.

Animation is weak, although the organizers are trying very hard. There are no Russian songs in karaoke, which is a pity. . .
It turned out that we were in the very rainy season, and the first three days were overcast and raining. BUT!! ! as soon as the sun came out in the morning, I immediately got burned all over and the cream with protection at 40 did not help me. And I spent three days with a temperature in the room, and then the remaining two sunny days I sunbathed covered with towels and under an umbrella : ). A red flag was almost always hung, but this did not stop us, and we swam in the warm and very salty sea, despite the rain and waves.
Tours are very expensive, so you can buy cheaper tours on 5th Avenue. For example, from the Southern Cross, an excursion to Chichen Itza costs 110 dollars, and in a travel agency with an English-speaking guide 45 dollars, and with a Russian-speaking guide 90.
I went from my operator Yuk Koba-Tankah, I really liked it, Alena told everything in detail, despite the pouring rain and annoying mosquitoes, and swimming in the cenote is something in general !!! ! I have never received such a positive charge anywhere else.
Everything is wonderful, everywhere everything is clean and beautiful. And even if you do not speak English at all (like me), you will not be lost!