CAMPECHE & GULF COASTAL REGION

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Nicely-painted buildings on a sunny afternoon, Campeche
Colorful buildings line stone streets in the capitol of the state of Campeche. Campeche's center has, in the past few years, been repainted in beautiful pastel hues.

Spanish explorer Cordoba first sailed into the Bay of Campeche in 1517. Baluartes (city walls) circle Campeche's Centro. Malecon along the Bahia Campeche

View from the malecon of the Bay of Campeche The Bay of Campeche has seen its share of pirates and explorers. The Fort of San Luis can bring to mind certain forts of the Caribbean.

Coastal road south of the city of Campeche Wildlife along Campeche includes Amazon parrots, and, of course, the ever-present pelican. Driving south along Campeche's coast

Time to stop for a Coke! It's hot and humid here. The Spanish Crown ordered the construction of these walls after a particularly vicious pirate attack. Fish galore in the state of Tabasco!

Impressive Fort San Miguel Intrepid photographer Dave at San Luis Entrance to San Miguel

Fort San Luis is right on the coastal road south of the Centro of Campeche. Fort San Miguel is only a short drive uphill from Fort San Luis. Looking through the rushes at the Bahia de Campeche

The cannons are just visible in the gunports at San Miguel. On the road just out of Ciudad del Carmen in the state of Campeche. As with most driving in Mexico, watch out for animals crossing the street. Guarded driveway at entrance to Holiday Inn in Cuidad del Carmen.

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Nicely-painted buildings on a sunny afternoon, Campeche	Colorful buildings line stone streets in the capitol of the state of Campeche.	Campeche's center has, in the past few years, been repainted in beautiful pastel hues.
Spanish explorer Cordoba first sailed into the Bay of Campeche in 1517.	Baluartes (city walls) circle Campeche's Centro.	Malecon along the Bahia Campeche
View from the malecon of the Bay of Campeche	The Bay of Campeche has seen its share of pirates and explorers.	The Fort of San Luis can bring to mind certain forts of the Caribbean.
Coastal road south of the city of Campeche	Wildlife along Campeche includes Amazon parrots, and, of course, the ever-present pelican.	Driving south along Campeche's coast
Time to stop for a Coke! It's hot and humid here.	The Spanish Crown ordered the construction of these walls after a particularly vicious pirate attack.	Fish galore in the state of Tabasco!
Impressive Fort San Miguel	Intrepid photographer Dave at San Luis	Entrance to San Miguel
Fort San Luis is right on the coastal road south of the Centro of Campeche.	Fort San Miguel is only a short drive uphill from Fort San Luis.	Looking through the rushes at the Bahia de Campeche
The cannons are just visible in the gunports at San Miguel.	On the road just out of Ciudad del Carmen in the state of Campeche. As with most driving in Mexico, watch out for animals crossing the street.	Guarded driveway at entrance to Holiday Inn in Cuidad del Carmen.