Hotel Star Manzanillo
Av Lazaro Cardenas 1313 Manzanillo, Pacific Coast, 28810, Mexico
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A most beautiful sunrise!
... with each one. As each one came out and started, you quickly saw that the hand motions from each interfered in some way with the ones standing next to them and it got funnier and funier as it went along. One girl was in a slicker and a bikini saying she'd have been a lighthouse keeper, and each time she opened her coat, the two fellows beside her were doing something that caused them to grab her breast. there was another girl who was going ...
Barra de Navidad
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 crescent shaped bay ...
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 ...
The long winding road to Manzanillo
... gangs hijacking vehicles etc but as riding along here one would never have ever thought there was any kind of trouble like that ever in this area, in fact it was just like being in paradise!
The others caught me up and we carried on as a group making good progress. The coast road as it is known soon became a hi speed motorway with off ramps every few miles just like any motorway but what made this motorway different and much more harder to follow was the route numbers. ...
Feliz Navidad
... me, grinning ear-to-ear. After an hour or so of failed attemtps, exhausted and feeling like a loser, I was almost ready to throw in the towel when suddenly, like angels descending from the clouds, Kat and Rob, our friends we'd left in Mazatlan a week earlier, showed up in their dinghy with 2 wonderful long boards in tow. They had dropped anchor next to us the previous afternoon, and had spotted my discouragement from their boat. Salvation! Kat immediately swapped me boards, and ...


