PUERTO JUAREZ

2002 May. Not much to say. To me Puerto Juarez was simply a boat dock for access to Isla Mujeres.

I took the bus from Cancun directly to Puerto Juarez. (About ten minutes)

One evening I took the ferry back from Isla to Puerto Juarez and walked most of the way into Cancun before catching the bus.

When I finally left Isla to return to Canada I caught a combi (I believe they are called), a small van bus from Puerto Juarez.

A couple of stops, after I got on, the bus was nearly full but it stopped to pick up a lovely lady. She climbed into the bus, turned, backed across the bus, and sat down on my knee.

When I repositioned my knee to make things more comfortable, she started to get up but I motioned her to sit back down.

To this day I don’t know if she knew she was going to sit on my knee or thought she was leaning against the side of the bus.

I was too shy to try to talk to her in the crowded bus and she got off many stops before I did.

There is no information I can give you about Puerto Juarez other than to tell you it is very inexpensive to catch the bus from Cancun, the combis are even cheaper, and they have a beautiful beach.

STREET TO THE FERRY.	POSADA, SOUTH OF THE FERRY.

LOOKING SOUTH FROM THE FERRY.	LOOKING NORTH FROM THE FERRY.

WAITING FOR THE FERRY.	ABOARD THE FERRY.

LOOKING WEST FROM THE FERRY. NORTH OF PUERTO JUAREZ.

LOOKING WEST FROM THE FERRY. NORTH OF PUERTO JUAREZ.