Hotel Marbella Manzanillo

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... were a total of 8 divers. In this group of divers the youngest<br>was 14 and the oldest was in his 50's.<br>Wow what a way to make a living,<br>Then back to the ship to cast off at 6pm.<br>The weather was hot and humid about 92 degrees.<br>A nice refreshing dip in the pool was a great way to cool off.

... br>The history of Acapulco (per the tour book), is a city of about 700,000 people. This became <br>a major port back in the 1500's due to the arrival of Hernan Cortez,<br>which at that time many treasures were shipped to Mexico City and on to Spain. After World War 2 this became a favorite<br>vacation spot.More to come!

... the whole day in the anthropological museum, arguably one of the best museums I´ve been to. A huge and thorough museum totally dedicated to Mexican history, with an audio guide to do the telling.<br><br>Dom närmsta dagarna gick jag till några museum. Jag gick till där Trotsky (Lenins sidekick) bodde och tog foton på hans dass och skrivborded där han fick ishackan i huvudet. Jag kollade förjäves efter lite blodrester för att får lite mer effekt i ...

... el calor era sofocante, mi marino me arrastraba a todos lados jalándome de la mano y abriendo paso entre la gente ^^<br>Nos divertimos mucho, Luisito (el oficial del barco de quien me enamoré perdidamente) se aventó del bongie, en el antro nos vocearon y mandaron saludos, hicimos tal escándalo que todos supieron dónde estábamos. <br>No tengo mucho que decir porque lo arruinaría, pero nuevamente... Si Acapulco hablara!!

... the main road being dug up. No health and safety barriers here! We found the very pretty Cathedral but there was a service going on so we couldn't explore. It was very popular with people standing at the back of the church. We walked back to the liner for a buffet lunch and, suitably refreshed, we took a local cab up to see the diving display from the cliffs not too far ...

... rule of never camp if none else is and went to pitch up tent.this guy whose dad owned the restaurant next to us would not leave us alone for the next three hours. kept jibbering in spanish adn we had no idea what he wanted. think he had a disability. we had a wade in the sea as its too strong to swim in, then got changed and headed into town for dinner. the guy tried to follow us but we ran off. we had a bad feeling about the place but just shook it ...

... low prices. At the entrance to the village the road forks by an Oxxo shop, if your bus is heading straight on then jump out here and veer off to the left. This is the only street that runs through the village, on your left are all the hotels and restaurants lining the Pacific Ocean whilst on your right is the Laguna de ...

In 2006 my family and I took a cruise to Acapulco, Manzinillo, and Estapa. We boarded our ship the "Carnival Spirit" in San Diego, CA and headed off for Acapulco. We had a fun day at sea, and the next day we arrived in Acapulco. When we got off the ship we were told to go find the "pink ladies" they're taxi drivers, and they will take you want to go, and most of them speak English fluently.We spent a lot of our day on Paradise beach, it ...

... the rain had never come. We're going to have to get used to this weather, the rainy season is only just beginning. We awake to a bright sunny day which is a relief. The idea of sitting round all day waiting for our bus was very unappealing. We head out to walk the stretch of beach which is surprisingly long and takes about a hour and a half to get to the other end. Fortunately it's a great swimming beach (it's hot hot hot) and so we spend the day in ...