Day 3: Cancun
10:59 AM
I have just arrived in Cancun, Mexico and it looked like paradise from inside the plane! You could see the beaches of the resort and the bright blue ocean water.
![Image result for cancun international airport](https://www.discoverymundo.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Cancun-Flying-1024x768.jpg)
12:30 PM
The first place I went to is was to The Coba Ruins. Coba is one of the Mayan Pyramids in the mexico area. The first thing that I had to say about it was just extraordinary how such primitive tribes could build large structures like these to use as shelter.
![Image result for Coba](https://photos.smugmug.com/North-America/Mexico/Quintana-Roo/i-XQ9qpRv/0/XL/coba-church-pyramid-XL.jpg)
1:46 PM:
After visiting Coba ruins, my next stop is the Xcaret Park. It is an ecological park just made for tourism. I swam with the dolphins, which was one of the most fun experiences I had in a long time. There was a coral reef aquarium that housed a multitude of species of fish. Not to mention their main attraction, a river you can float down to a Mayan village.
![Image result for xcaret aquarium](https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/18/6e/c4/186ec4126a77f72c4232fa7682f33fa5.jpg)
![Image result for Xcaret River](https://assets2.roadtrippers.com/uploads/blog_post/main_picture/1904/-quality_60_-interlace_Plane_-resize_705x1214_U__-gravity_center_-extent_705x1214/xcaret-underground-river.jpg)
![Image result for xcaret aquarium](https://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/photo-s/09/3e/99/07/xcaret-aquarium-and-ruins.jpg)
I have just arrived in Cancun, Mexico and it looked like paradise from inside the plane! You could see the beaches of the resort and the bright blue ocean water.
![Image result for cancun international airport](https://www.discoverymundo.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Cancun-Flying-1024x768.jpg)
12:30 PM
The first place I went to is was to The Coba Ruins. Coba is one of the Mayan Pyramids in the mexico area. The first thing that I had to say about it was just extraordinary how such primitive tribes could build large structures like these to use as shelter.
![Image result for Coba](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/5a/Coba1.jpg/1200px-Coba1.jpg)
![Image result for Coba](https://photos.smugmug.com/North-America/Mexico/Quintana-Roo/i-XQ9qpRv/0/XL/coba-church-pyramid-XL.jpg)
1:46 PM:
After visiting Coba ruins, my next stop is the Xcaret Park. It is an ecological park just made for tourism. I swam with the dolphins, which was one of the most fun experiences I had in a long time. There was a coral reef aquarium that housed a multitude of species of fish. Not to mention their main attraction, a river you can float down to a Mayan village.
![Image result for xcaret aquarium](https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/18/6e/c4/186ec4126a77f72c4232fa7682f33fa5.jpg)
![Image result for Xcaret River](https://assets2.roadtrippers.com/uploads/blog_post/main_picture/1904/-quality_60_-interlace_Plane_-resize_705x1214_U__-gravity_center_-extent_705x1214/xcaret-underground-river.jpg)
![Image result for xcaret aquarium](https://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/photo-s/09/3e/99/07/xcaret-aquarium-and-ruins.jpg)
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