Hotel Avenida Real Sombrerete

... that family members visited the decorated tombs of their loved ones and silently lit candles to remember their dead. We stopped by the cemetery to see the tombs, but then headed to the top of the island to see the large statue of Morales. The entire walkway up was filled with tourist stalls and restaurants.

At the top of the Island we were delighted to find that the "Old Man Dance" was in progress. The dancers wore masks and started ...

... are in these cities. When I think of other cities I know, there aren't nearly as many trees amidst all the people, buildings and concrete.



For dinner that night we met up with a friend of Buzz's from the dropzone, Gabe, and also our friend we know from CSC, Celia. Celia wanted to show us some real Mexican food and ordered the whole left side of the menu ( you could order food for 4 people) and it was all excellent. It's ...

... so much because we didn't have a lot of time there to even relax, we drank a couple of beers and had to get ready to leave 2 hours later because we needed to get on the boat. Would I go back to Los Cabo's probably not on my Vagabonding Missions, but definitly for a wild vacation with equally wild friends. Who was there: Victoria Foeller, Joshua Foeller, Jason M, Dave Jackson, and Tiana.

Spent wonderful 2 weeks in Mexico with Nige before starting the trip for real in Peru.

Spent first couple of days in mexico city then headed north for a train ride through canyon country. Scenary was unbelievable with a few night stopovers for a bit of sightseeing and walking.

Having done a week of touring and sightseeing, second week spent relaxing on the coast in Baja California to the west of mexico. The hotel was quite impressive. We even had our own butler ...

... was terrific. The height of some of the shear rock faces was amazing, even worse some of the rocks were not that secure and there were plenty of rock falls. On one section there was a 1 metre cube rock right in the middle of the other lane, I would not be amused to come across that at night.
Spent a fair time in the clouds but when it cleared the views were magnificent!
Very slow going though (not a ...

... rather than a travel agent since the prices were better. They were offering a buy 1 night get the 2nd night free promotion for June arrivals. With airfare and transfers, the price was so inexpensive that I couldn't pass it up.

I have not sent a lot of clients to this property in the past due to what I had heard about it- that it was huge and had no beach. What I also heard was that it was attached to Xcaret Park, which is someplace that we ...

... Casablanca, Av. 20 de Noviembre No. 811, Tel: 01 (618) 8113599, Web: www.hotelcasablancadurango.com.mx .This was a good midrange hotel that also has a restaurant and bar. The en-suite rooms offer wireless, cable TV and free purified water. Their current rates are 550 + 600 peso for 1 or 2 persons.

Hotel Posada San Agustin, Av ...

... children and only one was a boy, and that was the final one! On arrival in to Jerez we were greeted by the army and police officers everywhere, many of which were wearing balaclavas. The car and Arthur were searched thoroughly and he was questioned on why he was here. Venturing further in to town I soon realised that what was happening was pretty serious as heavily armed police and army officers, all ...

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Mexico – 610km, Monterrey- 450km, Aguascalientes – 120km, Queretaro – 390 km, San Luis Potosi – 190km, Guanajuato – 311km, Guadalajara – 320km, Durango – 290km, Saltillo – 366km, Leon – 250km.

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Hostal Las ...

We left Guanajuato on monday. It was kind of sad to go. We went to Morelia which is another colonial city of about the same age but with a different feel. We stayed in the centro. wich is more on a grand scale . All old buildings made of stone and wide avenues with lots of traffic. On wed. we took a tour to the santuario mariposa monarca, which is one of the places in the mountains of ...