Hotel La Alondra
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We decided to take a break from the routine and head to the beach. After doing our research we decided on the little fishing village of Barra de Navidad which is about 100 miles south of Puerto Vallarta on the Pacific coast. It was over a 4 hour drive on the Cuota (toll roads) through Colima and out to the coast. The village is located on the same …
Kong Lo Caves
... river where Kingfishers were swooping over the water and there were wonderful views of the limestone mountains.This is by far the best cave we have seen so far, a lovely experience to go through the caves by boat – some parts of it were as high as cathedral roofs and others not far above ourheads – truly spectacular. At the end there was a mint green lagoon of water to swim in and a lovely white sand beach to relax on.
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Blue Blue Ocean
We came into town drove all over and can not find the campground. Ask in sign language and
pointing at the guide book how to find the place. Finally find it and its all locked up.
Alright there are three campgounds here---so go looking for the second. Finally find it----closed
for remodeling!!! Two down now wheres the third???
We give up!! can't find it , decide to just go ...
Melaque - A Lesson on "Ejido Land"
... in Melaque than they are in Barra de Navidad.
As one walks north along the beach the hotels and accommodations seems to be of a relatively modest category. The most promising seems to be a resort complex that looms large further down the beach.
If nothing else it provides a reason to keep walking along the beach to have a better look. However upon closer examination the surprising discovery is made that this is an ...
Barra de Navidad - A Beautiful Tropical Feeling
... frustration with the level of cleanliness in Barra de Navidad as she repeatedly cleans up in front of her café. She is encouraged that her neighbours are starting to take notice and are cleaning up as well. (By the way, I still stand by my above comments that Barra was one of the cleanest places we visited.)Her kids go to a private international school in Manzanillo, 45 minutes away.She mentioned that her coffee ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel La Alondra Barra de Navidad
“Best Hotel in town”
Reviewed Sep 19, 2011
The hotel La Alondra was our second choice not realizing how humid the city would be this time of year. Our first choice didn't have air conditioning. The A/C was much appreciated after a day on the beach with son and wind. Staff was extremely pleasant and Jose at the Aquabar made great Margritas and Pina Colladas! Rooms were spotless the pool and beach access the best! There seemed to be quite a bit of beach erosion which was concerning. Hope they can get that stable.
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