Hotel Soroya Puerto 聲gel
2a. Priv. de Jose Vasconcelos s/n Puerto Ángel, Pacific Coast, Mexico
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Mazunte...lahoda u more a turtulky k tomu
... 30 minutovou jizdu z Mazunte do Pochutly 100 pesos (se jako zvencnul, ci co?) a tak pac jsme uz fakt chytre a zcestovale mistni mexickou dopravou odmitly a vyckaly dalsich 5 minut na mistni colectivos...prijela korba, tak jsme si vyskocily a za 8 pesos se dostaly, kam jsme potrebovaly :-). To, ze tady fakt cekate tak 5-10 minut nejdyl na dalsi spoj i v nejmensich vesnickach je az k neuvereni...tuk, tuk, tuk, at to jeste na tech par dni nezakriknu.
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Zipolite Beach: The Beach of Death
... of Zipolite Beach. This little beach town is smaller, calmer and more rested. There you will find cabanas along the coast that are a little more expensive and a little more rustic, Om signs, and cute cafes. I hear you can surf in those waters too. In the end, I chose to stay in Zipolite though.
A Treasure That Hasn't Been Fully Discovered
Zipolite Beach is an incredible treasure that isn't sold out to commercialism. That's probably due to the ...
Round two
After spending two months here before Mum arrived, living a simple lifestyle, the stay in El Paraiso was one of luxuary and comfort. As ever the weather was todo chingon, and catching up with old friends was unexpected and good fun. During open mic night at El Chocolarte Invinsible I write ...
One fish, Two fish, Dorado fish, Glowing fish.
... is famous for it's amazing surfing, which meant that Mariah and I were NOT going to try to go surfing. WAY too big of waves for us. Unfortunately, that also meant an uncomfortable anchorage with a bit of swell. We only spent one night there for that same reason, although we hoped to have stayed there longer. So, we woke up this morning and made the short voyage to Puerto Angel, which is a tiny little cove surrounded by high rocks. Tomorrow we hope to venture ...
It's fun to say Zipolite (or Zippo Lighter)
... some of the cupboards and looked into the boxes up top, but it was still relatively brief. They’ve all been polite and friendly.
The terrain has gotten a little drier (nothing like a desert, but not quite as dense and jungley), road crew with machetes cut the tall, brown grass on the roadsides. We’ve also seen a lot of bee boxes, I imagine a lot of ...


