One of the best things about the ruins at Tulúm was their compactness. They're only spread over a few acres and the site can be easily seen in a little over an hour. Also, their location next to a beautiful rocky shore–which was part of their reason for existence as a fortification against invasion–provided a gorgeous setting, and a cool breeze. And, when you're in the Yucatán, a cool breeze is rare and very welcome.
Gorgeous photo, Tom!
Thanks, Lars. A pretty site. Tomorrow dawn at Tikal. If I don’t get some good shots then, I’m turning in my camera.