To those of you that have been on this tour with me, I just want to say I will miss you all, it's been an amazing adventure and I have enjoyed all of your guys company. Andres, thanks for the help on the way, best of luck with everything, look us up if your ever in New Zealand. Ane, Dan, Marc, Nanne, Peter, Poppy, Phyllis, Sabrina, Stephen, Stefanie, Tariq & Thomas, you guys are awesome and are like another family to me. If you are ever over my way, please ma...

Ok, so last night was pretty good, out dancing the night away until about 3am, then to bed before getting up at about 7am to get ready to head to the Ruins in Tullum. Upon waking I find that I have had a message asking if I knew where Poppy was? I knew Poppy continued on with a few of the others so just said I wasn't sure. Within a few minutes I saw a post go up from Poppy saying she had broken her leg, Whhhhaaaatttt... Sounds like Poppy made a miscalculation i...

Today we travel to Mexico. It's sad to say goodbye to Caye Caulker, but it must be done. At this point it dawns on me that I'm only about 3 or 4 days from heading back to NZ. There have been times during this trip that I have considered tossing in the job and just keep travelling for a while longer. It's going to be a very long day of travel today, estimated to take approximately 12 hours, it's a long time to travel considering we are only going about 480km north...

Free day today. That means we can do whatever we like... We all get a chance to sleep in today should we choose to... Which most of us did. Woke up this morning with quite sunburnt feet which were very swollen, this made getting around a little difficult at first, but after I put in some Aloe Vera and put my shoes on I was able to get around. At about 1pm I took off for a quick haircut by some barber about half a block from where we were staying, he was quiet a c...

Off snorkling today with Raggamuffin Boat tours. It's a fulll day on the boat and snorkling in 3 places around the Caye Caulker Great Barrier Reef. The Caye Caulker Reef is the second largest reef next in size to the Aussie Great Barrier Reef. Heading out and about at 10:30, we travelled for roughly an hour or so to our first snorkling spot. This consisted of going snorking with a bunch of sting rays, fish, the occasional shark as well as a almost completley blin...