Popcorn and chocolate are not an issue. They are not agricultural as in fresh produce or meats. Processed, packaged foods in sealed packaging are not an issue. That's why you are allowed to bring back sealed coffee, bottled sauces, candy, etc.
Popcorn and chocolate are not an issue. They are not agricultural as in fresh produce or meats. Processed, packaged foods in sealed packaging are not an issue. That's why you are allowed to bring back sealed coffee, bottled sauces, candy, etc.
Holy thread resurrection. How do you even find a 12 year old thread that includes comments on chocolate?
Bring an extra $50 to bribe the cops if you get stopped. They love to nail rental cars. You're not likely to get sick - but like Al, I carry Cipro and Keflex (a cephalosporin for respiratory disaster). 'Have not ever needed either but it's part of my travel kit. Connie knows where the good food and dives are. You'll have a great time.
Barbara
Barbara/San Francisco
I sent you a PM with my list. I?ve been diving on Connie?s trips 19 times
Also bring some extra cash for the store. We stop there several times. Junk food, beer and wine.
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Respectfully, when was the last time you went to Mexico and had to bribe a cop. This used to be true of the cops but that is largely rare now. A lot of the local Mexican cave guides get sick of hearing that among other untruths that tends to get spread by American divers. Drive around tulum and Akamai and you'll see tons of locals being bugged by the cops, but barely a tourist. They've cracked down a lot on the corruption and are focusing more on drug trafficking. That's why you'll see so many locals pulled over.
I remember years ago I had all of these things to be concerned about that I'd heard from us divers. When we got there, our Mexican counterparts thought it was humorous. Much has changed in the past 5-10 years.
I can't believe 12 year olds go cave diving in Mexico...much less have enough pesos for wine and beer...and chocolate....
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