Hotel Riu Emerald Bay Mazatlan

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... hit Cabo San Lucas and go east towards the mainland. So in our infinite wisdom we decide to spend the next night south of where "Rick" was going to land. Initially we were going to return to Celestino, but decided against it as the road leading to the parks is a dirt road and can have the washboard effect. It would be too muddy and we'd be stuck in Celestino while it dries out. So we head more south thinking we be even more ...

... to unite my team in so many ways, it will be difficult, but it will be SO wonderful in the end! Ok right now I have to go make dinner, but just let me know if you will be reading this. I love and miss you all!<br><br><br>God Bless!<br><br>Rach<br>

... drove away! The town itself was huge not just a coastal town, it extended inland for miles. Josh and I went downtown one day and checked out the aquarium, the fish exhibits were alright. They had an aviary and some HUGE CROCS in a cage. Turns out crocs are found in the wild from Sinaloa all the way down the Mainland coast, ggrreeaattt, hope I don't see any of them in the lineup. We found this sweet ancient catholic church in the middle of town ...

... 20 minute walk from the centre of town. Mazatlan, like Puerta Vallarta, is a big holiday resort for Americans. Like Puerta Vallarta it is also split into 2 parts. You have the part to the right of the beach which is covered in huge hotels and American shopping Malls etc, then you have the old town and the cheaper places to eat and sleep, where we stayed. The thing is that I actually think that I like the part of ...

... distilled. There are 12 distilleries around Tequila. 10 of these distilleries produce 75% of the country´s tequila. We had a great evening wandering around town and took part in some of the free tequila tasting. Restaurant/Bar in Tequila Mexico Karyn doing her best a Tequila Tasting We have a suite with a private bath booked on this afternoon´s ferry which will arrive in ...

... tall, removing any challenge from the game. Michael had no complaints as he did not have to jump to spike the ball or block shots. Geraldine skipped out on the game and with towel in hand found a nice secluded spot of beach to chill out in the sun. Lucky Duck! The tour also offered banana boat rides, which was simply a long inflated toy that was dragged behind a small motor boat. The banana boat fit about 5 people and the rides were no longer than 5 ...

... between 12:00 - 1:00am. As we fought our way back through the crowd toward the gate, the party scene appeared to be just getting started. The younger crowd was arriving for a night of drinking and dancing. We were too tired to stay after our long day. As we exited the gate, we actually saw a line-up at the ticket booth for people to get in. At 1:00am, this place was just about to go off! We have since talked to locals and we learned that they ...

... We all left the restaurant at 7:30 PM hoping that they would get the crowd that they were expecting there. Later, Scott woke up at around 11PM and looked out to see the place completely shut down! We left at 4 AM the next morning and headed across the Sea. There was enough wind to sail until about early afternoon and then we had to turn on the engine. We had ceviche for dinner, made from the Mahi Mahi that we caught along the way, which was delicious ...

On a pris le bus depuis Obregón pour arriver très tôt le matin à Mazatlán et pour économiser en évitant de payer une nuit d'hôtel/môtel/hostal. On est partis avec le coucher du soleil pour Guadalajara, Jalisco... En voici quelques images. We took the bus from Obregón to arrive early in the morning to Mazatlán et to save money by not ...