Hotel Monte Taxco
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Dia de Muertos and Acapulco
... we found it but it was all in darkness and nobody answered our shouts and knocks on the gate……so yes, we ended up heading back into town to a hotel chosen by our driver! Actually it was not as bad as I feared and we got a good price and were really close to the beach. However, we had no facilities for cooking the food we brought along so we did have to spend a bit more than planned, but the purpose for me was to relax ...
Taxco
... Mexican food. After this we had a tour around the cathedral guided by friendly local who knew a lot about the history of the place and then took over to introduce us to his daughter in law who had a stall selling silver jewelry – "Very cheap prices !" In the evening we had a drink in another rooftop bar and were serenaded by a couple of very good Mariachi men.
Next day was Saturday and we spent it exploring Taxco. We had breakfast at ...
Time to Play
... amorous suggestions! Poor Rachel was being used as a shield and when I went to the toilet apparently Toni wanted to know why she disapproved of him! At the end of the evening he was trying to get me to have another cocktail with him in his lounge whilst at the same time telling Rachel she should go to and get some sleep! He got quite sulky when I insisted on leaving with Rachel…….but the next morning he was back to being ...
Acapulco
... Nev spent 45 minutes bouncing and there was a traditional dance competition. Oh ya and clowns... seems mexicans really like homosexual clowns. the second night we went to the hotel mirador for a expensive not so good dinner to watch the cliffdivers. The view was awesome, up on a cliff over the sea. There was a nice sunset and a ...
'Recent beheadings in beachfront luxury'
... seeking divers that leap from nearby cliffs two times per day to the applause and gut wrenching excitement of on lookers. The highest jump 20m performed at the end consisting of flips and twists to land feet first to a narrow pool of water surrounded by rocks. The diver must leap only when a wave comes through the narrow passage, resulting in the water being deep enough to complete the dive.
On a whim one morning before our outbound flight, Sarah and ...