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