Subject: Post: In the morning it was time to leave Mexico City and take a flight to Merida. We were flying on Interjet, a Mexican semi-lowcost airline. Interjet has been getting good ratings on airline rating websites, and their quality seemed to be up to our expectations. Standard economy class seats in a brand-new Airbus A321 were perfectly comfortable with businessclass-like legroom. Everything worked just fine, so Interjet is definitely a recommended airline for Mexican domestic flights. :)<p> Merida is one of the hottest cities in Mexico, and that could be felt.. Over 10 degrees higher temperature compared to Mexico City, not to mention high humidity due to nearby coastline kinda divided our opinions. Timo was happy of the warmness, I could have liked a couple of degrees less and Laura was totally cooking and annoyed. :P<p> We took an old bus from the airport to the city and walked a bit over 2 kilometers in the scorching heat to our hostel. Luckily the hostel has a swimming pool, which made the heat way easier to cope with.<p>Actually laying on a hammock above a swimming pool really feels like being on vacation... :) Latitude: Longitude: Security Code:
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