Cabanas de Playa Acali Puerto Escondido

... to push of the cliff extremely hard to miss the smaller rocks which extended out meters in front of them. They kept narrowly missing the sharp, lower rocks, it was scary. Then they would stab a crab with a stick and start eating it.
A few of us continued on the cliffside path, it was a very beautiful walk. At one point there were cactuses extending out the cliff face hanging over the sea, awesome. After a ...

... girl I cracked onto in Puerto Escondido came walking along the beach. We chatted for awhile and she got my contact details and said I could stay with her when I get to Argentina. Maybe she was just being nice as she hasnt contacted me yet. After smashing some more fish down for tea, we kicked the footy for about half an hour, then got a taxi to the nearest town to get an overnight bus to San Cristobal. The taxi driver was flying and Brendan and I were both ******** dacks ...

... on our list of places to come back to. There were several little gated communities which looked very quiant and pretty, and we would like to see more of the country at some point.
When we arrived at Puerto Escondido, we checked in, after a lot of hassle from the guy on reception, who didn't understand that we work for a hostel website and was trying to make us pay for our room. Cheek! We were very stubborn with him and he eventually ...

After leaving Barra, there is almost no place that can be compared to it and your expectations are way too high. But we left with good spirits and also with good friends, knowing that our lovely new friends Maria and Michel were heading in the same direction. On our way to Puerto Escondido we took a lunch break at a small restaurant when M&M surprised us and showed up as well. I think we were really meant to hang out and have even more fun. It was really great ...

... on a plate full of steamed veg at a local cafe. i was in heaven..first proper meal all week!back to our hostel, and i hide in our room, not wanting to sit in the damp chairs downstairs... not very socialable, but very homesick.i miss my beautiful bedroom! thursday we head down to the recommended surf school to book ourselves and afternoon lesson, grab a delicious fresh fruit and yoghurt brekkie from my fav cafe, and head to the beach for what is ...

... side...I knew the Sledgehammer was faster than any machine on Mexican roads...so I had to put some distance between us and Nacho Libre! I kept glancing in my side mirrors to see if he was following us...and then Malin reminded me that he could have radioed ahead...there could be a blockade around the next corner! All of sudden I felt like we were international outlaws...fugitives from the law...as I glanced around at the different inhabitants of each town, I wondered ...

... w*s offering *ll we c*n drink shots of mezc*l, tequil*s cousin, * n*sty concoction smelling very much like metho. We *ll h*d * few shots *nd d*nced the k*nguruuu *nd pl*yed be*ch volleyb*ll , until * street dog popped our b*ll. I woke up in my bed the next morning, so i guess i m*de it home ok. more th*n i c*n s*y for msot of our fellow tr*velers. The next few d*ys were spent doing much the s*me, * d*y *t the be*ch, * spot of surfing *nd night time shinn*****ns.

Mommy and Islie went for breakfast by ourselves because Daddy had some business he needed to deal with.  He joined us afterwards.  After breakfast we packed up and headed down to CoCo's again for the day.  Islie and Daddy had some fun times in the pool and Mommy mingled with some regular travelers to this place ...

... for the past couple of days. The dinner was AMAZING! After, we enjoyed live music on the beach relaxing and meeting some new people at a place called Bar Aquí (quite literal ^^) Today as I said before was my first day of clínica. Our first week is in the only hospital for kilometers in a town called Pochutla. To get there, it's a 1 ½ hour bus ride. The way there it was not air-conditioned, but ...

Paradise found...Playa del Sol While still staying at Puerto Escondido we took another side trip back down to Puerto Angel to check out a 'new' RV park that we had heard about and that wasn't in the Church RV book yet. It's called Los Mangos and is quite nice. There's not a lot of RV spaces, maybe max 10 and ...