Calinda Beach Acapulco

Travel Blogs from Acapulco

Dia de Muertos and Acapulco

A travel blog entry by slw321

... 3 presentations, finish 2 projects and sit 2 more exams before this semester is finally at an end! I have enjoyed my experience here but I am so glad to be returning to Sussex and the system there. I don’t think I could have survived any longer under this system! But on the plus side, living in a developing country has meant being a whole lot closer to the areas I am studying at Sussex. I would love to come back here without ...

Acapulco

A travel blog entry by ditton

... Nev spent 45 minutes bouncing and there was a traditional dance competition. Oh ya and clowns... seems mexicans really like homosexual clowns. the second night we went to the hotel mirador for a expensive not so good dinner to watch the cliffdivers. The view was awesome, up on a cliff over the sea. There was a nice sunset and a ...

'Recent beheadings in beachfront luxury'

A travel blog entry by sarahandjustin

... incidents, tourism has taken a drastic decline, resulting in hotels offering cheap rates and lodging.

Despite all this information Sarah and I still ventured down this once beachside hotspot to take a look. We had booked a nice hotel room to celebrate Sarah’s birthday once again (this time with no rain). Checking in we were upgraded to a Junior Suite, never in 7 months of travelling had we stayed in a place so luxurious. 4 rooms made up ...

Going Loco down in Acapulco

A travel blog entry by spongebobsquad

... been a bit derogatory
about our rentatruck with no name but in fact when things like this
happen we must take it all back.

We had only planned on a night here but
lets face it, when you're in a 5 star place for not much more than a
single room in downtown Jo'burg , would you a. take off at first
light, b. stay and have breakfast which cost about the same price as
we were paying for ...

A trip to a wonderful city

A travel blog entry by adventurescot

... on a wood burning fire.

While we were eating our lunch a few of the other bikes passed us.

Food eaten and of course another few coke's drunk we were off again but going at a more steady speed of about 65. We passed through yet another village with a few of those mysterious items that slow us down and just as we headed back into the country we spotted Dan & Becky at the side of the road. I gave him the thumbs-up to ask if all was ok and he ...