Gran Hotel Huatulco
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We'll be back - we hope!
... studied history and archaeology as well as biology. He has things to tell us but also welcomes questions which he answers clearly and honestly about their way of life, health care, education, birds, flowers, and of course ruins. We drive through a very clean, freshly painted, quite modern looking small city. Alberto tells us they have a very large RV population of Canadians during our winter. As well there are some beautiful hotels, more being built and ...
La Costa Pacifica
... 3. La Musica
Dave bought a guitar in baja and we’ve been plunking away and singing together at the various campsites. The most fun has been jamming with Tom in Malaque between boogie boarding sessions at the beach, and then playing “This is us” and “Killing the Blues” with him at the open mike – very scary but fun.
2. Crest, Curl and Crash
We never seem to tire of watching the surf roll in. The ...
Civilization
... Asian or African. Then there are Oaxacan Indians: women with a long black braid down their back; older men with weathered faces under a cowboy hat, and the children with their dark eyes, raven hair, big smiles or shy glances – they could not be cuter. Once in a while I ask if I can take a picture, but usually there isn’t an opportunity to pull out the camera, or doing so would alter the
moment, so we just ...
Hammock Time!!!!
... as a local bus) and realised that we were actually in heaven!
The village is small and rustic with a main street of little restaurants and shops parallel to the huge beach. The beach is so dramatic with HUGE waves crashing continually. There is a very strong current and only once have we seen the 'possible to swim' flag up, although everyone swims regardless. The waves break in long clean lines, sometimes nearly the entire length of the beach. Dramatic ...
Spring Break Part 2
... I got really sea sick. I'm not sure why, maybe it's genetics. I didn't want to get sick, but I did, and I had to throw up over the side of the boat. It was pretty embarrassing, but the fishies ate it up and it was all good. I felt much better afterwards, and continued snorkeling! The second location, however, had TONS of little baby jellyfish. I was swimming around and looking in the water with my goggles and I could see hundreds of little jellies. Yon (our Welsh ...
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- Swimming pool
- Restaurant
- Free parking
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