Tulum

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Mayan Ruins by the seaside. Now that's the perfect way to view how ancient civilizations lived. Tulum means "wall" and after that I stopped paying attention to the tour and ditched the script to look around.
Hard to get a bad photo on a day like this. The ruins are mostly protected from people sitting and climbing all over them, except for a few photo ops.
For those that have more time, you can bring a bathing suit and go swimming right by the ruins. We arrived at closing time so this was as close as I got to the water.
In front of the former Palace.

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