Casa Ofelia Mazatlan
Zaragoza #330-B Pte Mazatlan, Pacific Coast, 82000, Mexico
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Going Loco down in Acapulco
... they saw they guys doing it were very young. We did
try to point out to them that maybe there was a reason there were no
old ones but it seemed to fall on deaf ears.
We could have and would have stayed had
it not been for a quick glimpse at the map of Mexico with calendar in
hand, we have about three weeks to be out of Mexico – and that in
the truck is a push!!!
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Hola Mexico ...... Gulf and Pacific coasts
... or four with machine guns standing in the back. We saw them every day and once a heavily armed convoy of utes passed us.
We passed a number of Maya ruins sites as we headed west and at the small town of Sabancuy we crossed on a long bridge to the long low strip of sand that is Isla Aguada on the Gulf Coast of Mexico. That night we got hit by a tempest - the sort that only the Gulf of Mexico can produce without people taking too much notice of it - they ...
Mazatlan
... with it’s big resorts, 1980’s Mazatlan hotels (from it’s heyday), and old Mazatlan with it’s little bungalows. A very nice afternoon. Then found camping in a large space filled with palm trees between two vacation homes and watched the sun set.
We went to the Looney Bean for coffee, then spent the day on our private beach lounging in the sun alternating ...
A Vacation By Any Other Name...
... when you eat bad pork on the same day you beat the **** out of a hooker) and stumbled down to Joe’s Oyster Bar where buckets of beer were drank, wooden poles were fake-humped and the masses were dazzled by an epic dance off (see Facebook for more on that). It was like “Real World Mazatlan” produced by CBC.
After that we moved to the complete opposite side of town and the mere 15 of us that remained moved into one big house in the Old Town. Cool area, ...
Mazatlaaahhhhhn - Reaching the Oasis
... the town anyway. All schools are closed, events have been canceled, and its common to see people in surgical masks. In light of this development we decided to change our departure flight from Mexico City to Mazatlán, which means missing a few final stops on our tour in the name of safety (and convenience). So with one more week to go on this epic ...

