Estacion B
Travel Blogs from Puerto Escondido
2012
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donc apres avoir recupere anne lise a l aeroport nous avons file directement prendre un bus
pour oaxaca puis puerto escondido
mexico : la classe internationale
une nuit et une demi journee de bus, apres autant de temps dans les avions
j avais un tete pas possible et ne savais plus si il fallait dormir ou pas
The Farting Dog And The dead Rat
... Unfortunately for us it was not in season so the Mexican Pipelines little brother was in action instead. Maybe waves of 6-10ft high were rolling off the top of themselves creating a watery tunnel that only the brave venture. Even with the mini waves it is still quite spectacular to watch with body surfers and boarders trying their best to woe the girls standing on the beach whilst the girls responded with woops and yips for the boys and indifference for the girls ...
Shouldn´t have, could´ve, shouldnt´ve
... in Punta Zicatella, we´re away from the main area and in a kind of chilled out surfer enclave. Sandy streets, barefeet, surfboards, fruit smoothie place...etc etc. I recognise it, seen it before in places like Indonesia. The waves are quite something so the beach isn´t the best to swim in unless you´re on a board. But there´s a beach nearby where it´s calm so i headed there the next day.
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Hazardous road to a hidden gem
... this name is due to the fact that this village is separated from the rest of the region by a large chain of mountains... but the story is more original: in the good ol' days a pirate (the brother of Sir Francis Drake) caught a local woman as a prisoner and brought her aboard his ship. At night she jumped off and swam to shore (despite strong currents). The pirates send search parties but ...
Island life
Before even arriving in Mexico the one place I had heard of repetitively was 'Chacahua' - "heaven on earth' was how it was described to me, so needless to say I was very anxious to check it out. The treck there began on another perfectly sunny, yet incredibly warm Mexican morning; small bags were packed along with hammocks and tents for sleeping, surfboards towels and a gallon of Don Franco's Cafe Mescal (don't leave home without it). We walked ...
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