Holiday Inn Ixtapa
Paseo De Las Palmas Esq, Agua Ixtapa, Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo, Pacific Coast, 40880, Mexico
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This morning we drove to the Mercedes factory in Santiago. A bit of an interesting day since their were no main roads going from north to south and so it was back roads all the way. Once again we found out how bad the maps are, as it was we rarely went wrong but drove through lots and lots of villages that were not on the map and since the roads …
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What a great day
... up, drop it and come back for the other. We were lucky, we followed a red SUV around , and just barely had room to get by. Buses coming the other way, were going to have to wait till all three trucks went through dropping their trailers and coming back for the second one. Saved us a lot of time. This is a super hwy 200 in Mexico.
Then we came across cattle being herded down the hwy. They like to rub against our truck.
We thought we might ...
Last days in Zihuat.
This is a great town. People oh so friendly and kind, happy and smiling. A very safe town where you can stroll at will in the evenings. One really noticeable thing is that they treat their children very well and the children in turn, are very well behaved.
We found that for meals we often had equally good fare at the very cheapest, most unassuming restaurants like the ones at Barra de Potosi.
Zihuatanejo- go there. Y vaya con Dios!
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Fishing Day at Zihuatanejo!
... careful not to bother or pursue them and they, in turn, seemed completely at ease with our presence, circling around us.
When we arrived back at shore our fishing guide arranged for a beachfront restaurant to cook our catch- just delicious! Then, strolling back along the beach, there is a small estuary that intersects the beach by the Manglar restaurant. An unimposing plastic fence is supposed ...
Day trip to Barra de Potosi.
... what amounted to nothing more than a hut. Watched a cat catching a mouse as it exited the cooking hut. Took a tour of the bird and fish filled estuary. At certain times of the year the sea passes over the sand bar filling the estuary with water and leaving the fish captive. They also harvest salt from the flats after the water dries up there.
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