NH Lazaro Cardenas
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... is a wave for everyone, breaking in peak after peak all the way to the inside. After surf we chowed down on a huge breakie followed by that beautiful thing of sunny surf trips- hammock time siesta. And thus our days continue: wake, surf, coffee, breakie, hammock siesta, reading, surf, lunch, frizbee, cold beer, dominoes, (often another surf), dinner, another game of dominoes and then reading some more or a cheeky episode of Game of Thrones on Josh’s computer. It’s a hard ...
Nexpa et Playa Azul
4eme et 5eme étape sur la route des plages secretes du Michoacan: Nexpa et playa Azul.
Depuis le début de notre voyage nous n'avons quasiment pas croisé de touristes, l'arrivée á Nexpa est donc un peu un retour a la civilisation. La plage est plus grande et compte beaucoup plus de cabanes et petites chambres oú passer la nuit. Cela s'explique par le fait que cet endroit ...
Mexican Guatemalan Borders, Opps we're illegals!
So we hitch hike out of San Cristobal. Raina says "let's manifest a ride with a trucker going all the way to Guatemala who also wants to buy us dinner at the border."
After we get given all we can eat nacho cheese and free coffee by a gas station we are sick and our stomache's are full and ready to walk to the outskirts of the city once we get there by a couple cars. A semi truck driver pulls over he is really nice and he is going all the way to ...
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There was a lot of road construction after Barra de Nexpa, saw some large earth-moving equipment with a guy sleeping in a hammock slung between them. Small towns along the highway slow traffic with speed bumps that could devastate a suspension if hit at anything more than a crawl, sometimes there are signs marking them, sometimes not, sometimes they're nearly invisible, hiding in the shadows. One way ...
Pimp my school bus! - San Cristobal to Xela
After a refreshing few days in San Cristobal we decided to move onto Guatemala under our own steam in order to avoid the overpriced tourist shuttles (small cramped minibuses with 16 people in them). We were delivered conveniently to the Mexican border where we alighted and packed into a collectivo taxi. With already four people squeezed into the back the two of us were ushered into the front seat where we perched precariously half out of the window ...
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- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
- Free parking
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