Billeder fra det smukkeste hotel i Coba, Mexico – Coqui Coqui. Jeg skulle have overnattet hos Coqui Coqui i Tulum, der er et af de mest eftertragtede og populære hoteller i Tulum. Samme dag som vi havde planlagt vores besøg hos Coqui Coqui, fik jeg en meget fortvivlet mail fra Coqui Coquis pressemanager. Hun skrev, at samme morgen havde der stået 20 personer sendt fra staten med besked om at rømme 20 forskellige hoteller i Tulum. Ud af det blå. For os betød det, at vi i stedet besøgte to af Coqui Coquis andre smukke hoteller. For Tulum-beach walken har det alvorlige og uhyggelige konsekvenser. Tænk at være hotel-ejer og pludselig en morgen står der 20 folk og siger, ud, luk og sluk. Korrupt og uhyggeligt! ___________________________________ English: Yesterday I woke up to the news of an email ticking in with the introduction being “Dear Caroline, I write to you with a heavy heart”. A few sentences later, I learned that the (corrupt) government of the state in Mexico where Tulum is located decided to storm the renowned property of Coqui Coqui and evict the hotel + around 15 other hotels. The same morning that this happened, I was invited…
When you look up guides to Tulum, there is a 99% chance that eating or staying at Posada Margherita is included as a must do, and this was answer enough for me – of course I had to see this place that everyone was writing about. Posada Margherita is partly an Italian restaurant with ocean view and partly a small boutique hotel, and one may ask oneself: “an Italian restaurant in Mexico?”, and yes, understandable, I myself am a big fan of Mexican food (and Italian for that record), but when you know how good and delicious the Italian food at Posada Margherita is, it is okay to cheat on Mexican food just for one night. The owner of Posada Margherita is originally from Italy. 16 years ago he came to Tulum and fell in love with the place. He decided that the beach strip of Tulum definitely needed a place like Posada Margherita, and its theme and style couldn’t fit in better. This should also answer all your questions, if the food is really that good. Made by a real Italian, yes is your answer. I spent a rough 24 hours at Posada Margherita, and it was 24 magical…
Mexico City is judged by many as being a dangerous and chaotic city, and this keeps the city from being a big and popular tourist destination. We defied the rather bad rumors the city has and went there anyway. After spending just a few hours in Mexico City, we agreed that rumors are called rumors for a reason, and they are definitely not true. Mexico City has so much to offer – everything from amazing food and restaurants, culture, museums, architecture, art (which can literally be found on every corner of the city), not to mention all the places around the city that are also worth visiting. Read my guide for tips on everything from what to see, do, and eat in Mexico City. Complete guide to Mexico City: Museums Museo Soumaya Mexico City’s newest addition to their army of museums. Soumaya was build in 2011 by one of the world’s richest men Carlos Slim. The museum has six levels, and it is Mexico’s most visited art museum. The museum holds a great collection of thousands of pieces of art pieces of art from the 15th to the 20th centuries including pieces by great artist such as Salvador Dalí, Diego…
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