The day started off cloudy and windy, and it sprinkled a bit this morning. After lunch we decided to head to the beach anyway.
The wind was the right direction today for the kite surfers. We only saw two today, but we have only seen one the entire time we have been here! The police patrol the beach on quads here.
Despite intermittent clouds and wind, there were quite a few people on the beach today.
We saw several of these boats taking people out to snorkel. The water seemed pretty rough to us, but it was only $100 pesos per person. ($5.25 USD) We have snorkeled before and didn’t really feel the need to go today. We spent some time in the water and relaxing on the beach.
On the way back to the apartment, we stopped to see some of the art along the way. Buildings and walls all over town are decorated with some pretty amazing art. It sure beats graffiti!
We also passed town square with the Tulum sign. 
It was street burritos for dinner tonight. Tobey had the asada (beef) and I had the breaded chicken. 
They came wrapped in foil which made eating them easier! Mine was loaded with chicken, lettuce, cactus, tomatoes, and was very good. Tobey’s had beef, beans and cactus. He liked his, as well.
How do you like the table? It’s a metal ironing board!
This is one of the public markets. There are a few restaurants, flower shops, party stores, and leather shops, as well as a couple convenience type stores. 
With dinner finished, we continued down the street to see if people were at the carnival. There were a few children in the bouncy house and on the kids’ rides. 
We walked through the carnival’s market place and headed home. We will probably go back on Friday night after the parade when things get hopping!
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